Crunchyroll/VIZ gave copyright notices in Artist Alley at Anime Expo
Crunchyroll/VIZ gave copyright notices in Artist Alley at Anime Expo
Crunchyroll/VIZ gave copyright notices in Artist Alley at Anime Expo
That's fucked up. I really wish there were legal alternatives to CR here. HIDIVE pulled out, Wakanim merged with CR and now it's just CR for 90% of anime. There is no choice. Yeah sure Netflix and Disney+ have the occasional anime, but the vast majority is on CR. How the merger got past market authorities is wild to me. It's a near monopoly. I watch on my TV, so sailing the seven seas for streaming sucks too.
If you have a smart tv or fire stick etc see if you can install Plex. Plex let's you stream your local video library from your PC.
I'm so glad I made the decision to cancel CR, they are constantly biting the hands that feed them when there are dozens of free sites to watch this stuff.
Unfortunately those alternatives don't move any money back to the anime studios making all the series we love.
And even buying the Blu-ray's would still support the publishers doing this.
With Nintendo going after emulators and fan projects, it seems Japan has some serious problems with getting the message on treating their fandoms right.
If my tv had an app for those free sites I'd use them
Tv app and consistent video quality for me.
Don't have Netflix so I checked out delicious in dungeon on a pretty good pirate site, but episode 13 was in subpar quality Soni haven't continued
Looks like Nintendo has competition for biggest asshole
Nintendo's biggest competition for the "Worst Way to Treat Its Own Customers" award: Sony.
They started as a pirate site and sold out, and this is what happens when you sell your soul.
Free promotion?
None of that, thanks!
When something is morally ok, no harm is being done but according to law is illegal, law probably should be changed.