[Oni]

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9animeshow doesn't serve intrusive ads, so that's a plus. Somewhat limited catalogue.

[Yoted]

Kissanime of course for first but they took that down.

[Nyx]

I've been using 4anime.to lately, I cancelled my Crunchyroll due to the reasonable time frame they release new episodes in, and it's a nice looking site as well.

[yuurr]

I like to use gogoanime.ai

[Jiggly]

I've been using 4anime.to lately, I cancelled my Crunchyroll due to the reasonable time frame they release new episodes in, and it's a nice looking site as well.

Do you normally watch stuff as it's released weekly etc?

I tend to wait ages for something to fully release and hardcore binge watch. I can hardly say that's a healthy approach, but it does make me less tempted to pay for crunchyroll xD

[Nyx]

I've been using 4anime.to lately, I cancelled my Crunchyroll due to the reasonable time frame they release new episodes in, and it's a nice looking site as well.

Do you normally watch stuff as it's released weekly etc?

I tend to wait ages for something to fully release and hardcore binge watch. I can hardly say that's a healthy approach, but it does make me less tempted to pay for crunchyroll xD

Really depends on the show. If I'm looking to watch slice of life, comedy or something along those lines generally I'll stick to critically acclaimed shows from years prior. But there's quite a few shows that my friends and I enjoy discussing weekly as they air (generally Shonen) and making it a bit of an event out of it so for those I need a service that can stay relatively updated. I could use a service on my computer like Sonarr to torrent them weekly but that seems like a hassle tbh.

[Jiggly]

I've been using 4anime.to lately, I cancelled my Crunchyroll due to the reasonable time frame they release new episodes in, and it's a nice looking site as well.

Do you normally watch stuff as it's released weekly etc?

I tend to wait ages for something to fully release and hardcore binge watch. I can hardly say that's a healthy approach, but it does make me less tempted to pay for crunchyroll xD

Really depends on the show. If I'm looking to watch slice of life, comedy or something along those lines generally I'll stick to critically acclaimed shows from years prior. But there's quite a few shows that my friends and I enjoy discussing weekly as they air (generally Shonen) and making it a bit of an event out of it so for those I need a service that can stay relatively updated. I could use a service on my computer like Sonarr to torrent them weekly but that seems like a hassle tbh.

That's a really helpful answer. That's neat that you're able to discuss newer shows with your friends. Several of mine mostly watch shows here and there, and usually classics xD
It does tempt me to start an anime club haha. Could set an episode/show/film to watch each week and discuss. I'm currently doing a movie club with my work colleagues and it's pretty great.

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[Nyx]

Do you normally watch stuff as it's released weekly etc?

I tend to wait ages for something to fully release and hardcore binge watch. I can hardly say that's a healthy approach, but it does make me less tempted to pay for crunchyroll xD

Really depends on the show. If I'm looking to watch slice of life, comedy or something along those lines generally I'll stick to critically acclaimed shows from years prior. But there's quite a few shows that my friends and I enjoy discussing weekly as they air (generally Shonen) and making it a bit of an event out of it so for those I need a service that can stay relatively updated. I could use a service on my computer like Sonarr to torrent them weekly but that seems like a hassle tbh.

That's a really helpful answer. That's neat that you're able to discuss newer shows with your friends. Several of mine mostly watch shows here and there, and usually classics xD
It does tempt me to start an anime club haha. Could set an episode/show/film to watch each week and discuss. I'm currently doing a movie club with my work colleagues and it's pretty great.

I find with any shows or movies it's so much better to enjoy with friends. Rather than binging a show and only really caring for the ending overall, we discuss each episode thoroughly and try and spot plot holes or watching for some hidden details. Makes a show a lot more whole when it's experienced that way.

[Jiggly]

Really depends on the show. If I'm looking to watch slice of life, comedy or something along those lines generally I'll stick to critically acclaimed shows from years prior. But there's quite a few shows that my friends and I enjoy discussing weekly as they air (generally Shonen) and making it a bit of an event out of it so for those I need a service that can stay relatively updated. I could use a service on my computer like Sonarr to torrent them weekly but that seems like a hassle tbh.

That's a really helpful answer. That's neat that you're able to discuss newer shows with your friends. Several of mine mostly watch shows here and there, and usually classics xD
It does tempt me to start an anime club haha. Could set an episode/show/film to watch each week and discuss. I'm currently doing a movie club with my work colleagues and it's pretty great.

I find with any shows or movies it's so much better to enjoy with friends. Rather than binging a show and only really caring for the ending overall, we discuss each episode thoroughly and try and spot plot holes or watching for some hidden details. Makes a show a lot more whole when it's experienced that way.

That sounds really great. I suppose different people may notice different details. Sounds like much more of an experience than outright bingeing a show. You probably will remember the show more after time passes too. I always find I forgot what happened.