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As some of you might know, I had asked about this anime previously. However, the place where I had been able to watch it, Aniwave, was recently shut down, so thus I was left without a place to find this cult classic of an anime. This one is very obscure, and was released in 2005, without ever being officially released outside of Japan.
Edit: hut->shut RIP to: animesuge (dot) to
The site is ww4. 9animes.org. (No space in between) I have had no problem watching Animes for free on Firefox and having UBlock Origin (Which Google recently discontinued for Chrome) prevents any ads. That being said, that was when I was using my home internet. I had no notifications of accessing copyrighted material or the like. I had no problems. What is the likelihood that say, the school would get red flags from me using that site? Could it still work while I am here living on Campus? Should I try to find a VPN? (I am a bit of a rookie with this kind of thing).
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/15274876 > Which is the best site to stream One Piece in the highest quality for free? The first episodes are so pixelated in the sites that I use
The app needs to be open source. Being able to watch Kdrama and things like that will be nice to have but not really a big deal for me. So far I have tried Saikou, Dantotsu and Mangayomi. Recently been having issues loading anime episodes in Dantotsu and Mangayomi. Saikou seems to be no longer maintained If i'm not wrong. Please mention your recommendations in the comments. (Also if these apps use any extensions like Aniyomi/Tachiyomi does, please also mention your prefered one) *Edit : Latest version of Dantotsu and Mangayomi seems to be working fine.*
Is there a site that has most if not all Line Webtoons? --- If not, can you give me a list of sites to check out that has the Line catalogue. Thanks.
I have been using ASW and SubsPlease for some time now. I also download some anime from EMBER and Judas sometimes. What uploaders/groups in your opinion strikes a good balance between quality and size ?
I read manga on the Hisense Touch which has a somewhat small screen, making it very hard to read some manga. At first, I thought the Touch just had really bad display sharpness but then I realized most scans are just too low-res. For some manga, I need to hold my phone like 2 inches away from my eyes which is horrible and very damaging for my eyesight, so I was wondering if there's a manga reader app out there that upscales manga/reduces noise as you read (using something like waifu2x) I found [this feature request for Tachiyomi](https://github.com/tachiyomiorg/tachiyomi/issues/3337) but it was quickly turned down and as such my expectations are quite low, but I figured I'd ask anyway
Screenshot is from a mod in their discord server
1. [Saikou](https://github.com/saikou-app/saikou): IMO this is the best anime streaming app for Android. It supports multiple sources, subtitles, picture-in-picture and so much more. It is **open source**. You can also **read manga** on it! 2. [Aniyomi](https://github.com/jmir1/aniyomi): Aniyomi is an unofficial fork of Tachiyomi, a dedicated manga reader. So you can stream anime and read manga from a single app. Like Saikou, Aniyomi supports multiple sources. 3. [Cloudstream](https://github.com/recloudstream/cloudstream): Cloudstreaming is a great streaming app which you can not only for streaming anime but also for watching thousands of TV shows and movies. The app also has features similar to the above mentioned apps but does not have a manga reader. If you use any other anime streaming apps, please mention it by leaving a comment.
Dear fbi: I'm writing a fanfic and the character has to do this and i want it to be realistic > Ideally not a torrent cause my character is a noob
Everything from anime english fansubs and raws, to translated visual novels and a lot of JAVs, for some reason.