Update: This list is maintained and refreshed for accuracy. It has been updated for 2026.
If you are a fan of isekai anime, you will want to watch Am I Actually the Strongest? online. Here are the best places to stream or buy this clever isekai series in 2026.
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 he is actually weak. But he can manipulate barriers to do everything from flying to combat to surveillance. The series features great characters including Haruto's spunky little sister Charlotte and his faithful Fenrir servant, Flay.
Where to Watch Am I Actually the Strongest?
Note: These are all legal, licensed options.
1. Crunchyroll
Crunchyroll is the best option for Am I Actually the Strongest? in 2026. The complete series is available with both sub and dub.
How to Watch on Crunchyroll if the App Is Not Available in Your Country
- Purchase (or start a free trial) of a VPN. NordVPN works.
- Set your VPN to the US.
- Search “Am I Actually the Strongest” on Crunchyroll.
Pros:
- Full series available — sub and dub
- Large anime library
- Good language options
Cons:
- Not available in all regions (VPN helps)
Price:
Crunchyroll starts at $9.99 USD/month. A free tier with ads is also available.
2. Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video has both the original Japanese version (with subtitles) and the English dubbed version for digital purchase.
Pros:
- Sub and dub both available
- Own episodes permanently
Cons:
- Not included in base Prime — purchase required
Price:
SD episodes $1.99, HD $2.99. Full season from $16.99 SD / $24.99 HD.
3. Apple TV
Apple TV has the series for digital purchase. Search using either the English or Japanese title (Jitsuha Ore Saikyou Deshita).
Pros:
- Sub and dub available
- Easy access on Apple devices
Cons:
- Purchase required — not included in Apple TV+ subscription
Price:
$2.99 per episode; $24.99 per season.
4. Microsoft
Microsoft Store has both the original Japanese version and the English dubbed version available for purchase. A good option for Windows and Xbox users.
Pros:
- Sub and dub available
- Integrates well with Windows/Xbox ecosystem
Cons:
- Purchase required
Price:
SD episodes $1.99, HD $2.99. Full season from $16.99 SD / $24.99 HD.
5. Ani-One (YouTube)
Ani-One's official YouTube channel has free episodes with Chinese subtitles, accessible in parts of Asia. Auto-translate can provide rough English subtitles.
Pros:
- Free to watch
Cons:
- Chinese subtitles only — no official English
- Geo-locked outside Asia
Price:
Free
