If you’re a fan of isekai anime series, you may want to watch Am I Actually the Strongest? online. We can help you find where to stream or download this clever isekai series.
About the Series
At the beginning of this comedy isekai series, an ordinary human is reborn as a prince in a fantasy world.
Haruto’s magic level is far beyond what is normally measurable, which leads people to believe that he is actually extremely weak. He also can’t use most kinds of magic. But he can manipulate barriers to do everything from flying to combat to surveillance.
Although he initially only wants to live a quiet life, he soon finds himself in the middle of a fight between the imperial royal family (his birth parents), and his adopted family (relatives to the royals). This results in him doing a lot of secret superheroics behind the scenes.
The series is full of great characters, such as Haruto’s spunky and adorable little sister Charlotte (“Char”), and his faithful and strong Fenrir servant, Flay.
Am I Actually the Strongest? started out as a light novel series by Sai Sumimori. In July 2023, it was adapted into an anime series. As of September 2023, it is currently in the middle of Season 1.
List of Places to Watch Am I Actually the Strongest?
- Crunchyroll
- Apple TV
- Amazon Prime Video
- Microsoft
- Ani-One at YouTube
Note: These are all legal, licensed options. You will find no pirates here.
Where to Watch Am I Actually the Strongest?
1. Crunchyroll
Crunchyroll currently holds the license for the series in a lot of places around the world. The license includes India, but not most of Asia.
If you want to watch the series on Crunchyroll in your region, but you are having problems with it, you may need a good VPN, such as NordVPN. Here’s how a VPN can help:
How to Watch Am I Actually the Strongest? on Crunchyroll if The App Isn’t Available in your Country
As of this article, Am I Actually the Strongest? is available on Crunchyroll in the United States. However, if Am I Actually the Strongest? is geo-locked in your area, a VPN can help.
The following method works on both desktop PCs and mobile phones or tablets:
- Purchase (or start a free trial) of a VPN. NordVPN works.
- In the settings, choose U.S. as your location.
- Fire up the VPN and wait.
- Once you’re connected, navigate to Crunchyroll (browser or app).
- Search “Am I Actually the Strongest” in Crunchyroll and you should see Am I Actually the Strongest? pop up.
Enjoy! Please note that if Crunchyroll doesn’t update to reflect the country you selected in your VPN, you may have to clear the Crunchyroll cache and try again.
To do this on mobile, go to settings -> apps -> Crunchyroll -> clear cache. To do this on PC, you have to clear the cache in your browser.
Pros
- A large selection of current and classic anime titles
- Good language options
- Episodes are simulcast — they stream the same day as they air in Japan
Cons
- Not available in all areas
Languages: Audio: Japanese and English; Subtitles: English, German, Latin American Spanish, European Spanish, French, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, and Hindi.
Price: Free, limited viewing is possible for some shows. $7.99 for “fan” level; $9.99 for “mega fan”; and $14.99 for “ultimate fan.”
Watch Am I Actually the Strongest? at Crunchyroll.
2. Apple TV
Apple TV also has the series, although you may have trouble finding the correct web address.
In the U.S., Apple uses the Japanese title, Jitsu wa Ore, Saikyou Deshita? (a.k.a. Jitsuha Ore Saikyou Deshita?). But you should be able to find it in the app by using the English title.
Pros
- A good library of anime and non-anime content
Cons
- Buying can be more expensive than renting or a monthly subscription
Languages: Japanese with English subtitles, or English dubbed
Price: $2.99 for each episode, $24.99 for a season. (Note: When you buy an episode, the season price goes down.)
Watch Am I Actually the Strongest? at Apple TV.
3. Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video has a Simuldub (dubbed), and a Original Japanese Version (with subtitles) of the series. You can find the Original Japanese Version here.
The Simuldub seems to lag behind the Original Japanese Version by a couple of episodes. You can find it here.
Pros
- A decent selection of anime and non-anime content
Cons
- Buying rather than renting or subscription
Languages: Japanese with English subtitles (Original Japanese Version), or English dubbed (Simuldub)
Price: SD episodes are $1.99. HD episodes are $2.99 (either dubbed or subtitled versions).
SD season price, Original Japanese Version: $16.99. HD season price, OJV: $24.99.
SD season price, Simuldub: $18.99. HD season price, Simuldub: $23.99.
Watch Am I Actually the Strongest? at Amazon Prime Video.
4. Microsoft
If you’re a fan of Windows or Xbox, Microsoft has the series. The viewing options are similar to Amazon, with HD and SD versions of dubbed and subbed sold separately. You can find the Original Japanese Version (with subtitles) here.
If you prefer dubbed, you can buy the simuldub here.
Pros
- Microsoft-specific versions
- Same as Amazon
Cons
- Sames as Amazon
Languages: Japanese with English subtitles (Original Japanese Version), or English dubbed (Simuldub)
Price: SD episodes are $1.99. HD episodes are $2.99 (either dubbed or subtitled versions).
SD season price, Original Japanese Version: $16.99. HD season price, OJV: $24.99.
SD season price, Simuldub: $16.99. HD season price, Simuldub: $24.99.
Watch Am I Actually the Strongest? at Microsoft.
5. Ani-One at YouTube
Medialink, a Hong Kong-based anime licensor and distributor, has the series at its Ani-One Anime channel on YouTube. I was able to watch by setting my VPN to Taiwan.
The episodes are available for free. However, the subtitles are in Chinese (and Japanese captioning). But for an “entertaining” experience, you can have YouTube attempt to auto-translate the subtitles into poorly-translated English.
Pros
- Free episodes
Cons
- No English translation
- Auto-translation is worse than no translation
Languages: Japanese, with traditional Chinese subtitles.
Price: Free
Watch Am I Actually the Strongest? at Ani-One at YouTube.
Conclusion: What About Netflix?
I attempted to find Am I Actually the Strongest? on Netflix in multiple countries, including the United States, Japan, Singapore, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Thailand.
Since the first season is not finished (as I type this), it is possible that Netflix will have the series eventually.
In the meantime, you should be able to watch the series on any of the above choices.
