![]() ![]() Originally, I think I was tricked into subscribing for CrunchyRoll Premium in that they were holding the final episode of the show I was watching hostage. If you didn’t want to pay, you could still watch the shows of your choice, with ads. Ads which, incidentally, are completely blocked with AdBlockPlus such that they barely register as a flicker on the screen. Then here came CrunchyRoll with streaming content, professional subbing, and even simulcasts if you wanted to pay for Premium. It was really a combination of things, as it was getting annoying finding anime torrents with more than 4-5 seeders, having to download 10+ GB worth of show that you’re going to end up deleting anyway, bad fan subs, missing episodes, and so on. Much like Steam before it, CrunchyRoll has completely supplanted any desire of mine to pirate its product – in this case, anime. I prefer shows that are on CrunchyRoll, but I have access to FUNimation and even for the older stuff. If you have a similar list you would like to share, or notice some glaring omissions in my anime resume, feel free to post them in the comments below.
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