Fetch TV has announced the launch of six new channels alongside the integration of the Crunchyroll streaming app, enhancing its entertainment offerings for Australian households. The new channels include the children’s channel Moonbug, the military history channel Declassified, and four Stingray music channels: Stingray Loud, Stingray Retro, Stingray Country, and Stingray Hits. The addition of these channels and the Crunchyroll app marks a significant expansion in Fetch TV’s content lineup, effective from September 1, 2025.
Subscribers to the Fetch Ultimate Pack will gain access to all six new channels, while those with the Variety, Vibe, and Kids packs will receive selected channels relevant to their subscriptions. Fetch TV CEO Dominic Arena emphasized the company’s commitment to providing a diverse range of high-quality content, stating,
“This investment in world-class content reflects our commitment to delivering the best value and broadest entertainment for Australian households.”
Moonbug Channel Debuts in Australia
For the first time on Australian television, the new Moonbug channel will bring beloved children’s content from Moonbug Entertainment to Fetch TV. Shows such as CoComelon, Blippi, and Little Angel will be available, offering a safe, ad-free environment for young viewers. Nicolas Eglau, Managing Director EMEA, APAC & Global Distribution at Moonbug Entertainment, expressed excitement about the partnership, saying,
“We can’t wait for Australian parents and children to enjoy these shows together for the very first time.”
Stingray Music Channels Enrich Audio Offerings
Fetch TV’s music offerings are set to expand with the introduction of four new Stingray channels. These channels cater to a wide array of musical tastes, from rock anthems and nostalgic hits to country tunes and chart-toppers. David Purdy, Chief Revenue Officer of Stingray, highlighted the importance of this expansion, noting,
“The new channels give us a powerful platform to connect with music lovers of all ages and tastes.”
Declassified: A New Factual Channel
Declassified, a premium factual channel, will also make its Australian debut on Fetch TV. This channel promises to delve into warfare, military strategy, and historical events, offering gripping documentaries that explore untold stories. Jon Penn, Managing Director APAC at Blue Ant Media, commented on the channel’s unique offering, stating,
“Declassified goes behind the headlines to uncover the stories of warfare, intelligence, and history that have shaped our world.”
Crunchyroll App: A Gateway to Anime
In a move that broadens its appeal to anime fans, Fetch TV has partnered with Crunchyroll to bring its extensive anime library to Australian viewers. With over 39,000 episodes from more than 1,600 titles, including popular series like One Piece and Demon Slayer, the Crunchyroll app offers a comprehensive anime experience. Fetch TV CEO Dominic Arena remarked on the significance of this addition, saying,
“This is a significant milestone for us and an exciting addition for our subscribers, particularly the growing number of anime fans in Australia.”
Terry Li, EVP Emerging Businesses at Crunchyroll, added,
“Australia is home to one of the most passionate anime communities in the world, and with Fetch we’re making it easier than ever for fans here to enjoy the very best of Japan straight into living rooms across the country.”
The Crunchyroll app has been available on Fetch Gen 5 Mini devices since August 27, 2025, with subscription options priced at $10.99 for the Fan tier and $13.99 for the Mega Fan tier. The integration of Crunchyroll into Fetch’s ecosystem provides a streamlined viewing experience, reinforcing Fetch TV’s position as a premier home entertainment hub.
This expansion of Fetch TV’s offerings not only diversifies its content but also strengthens its competitive edge in the Australian market, catering to a wide range of interests and preferences. As the company continues to invest in content diversity, it positions itself as a leading choice for comprehensive home entertainment solutions.
