Anime has captured the hearts of other people around the world and with the rise of online streaming, it’s never been less difficult to watch your favorite shows. But with so many sites available, where do you start? We’ve ranked the top 10 internet sites to watch anime online to help you find the best place to enjoy your next anime binge.
1. Crunchyroll: Known for its great variety and timely updates with simultaneous streams from Japan, Crunchyroll is a premium selection of anime with English subtitles.
2. Funimation: A close competitor to Crunchyroll that offers an extensive library of dubbed and subtitled anime. He is known for popular series such as “My Hero Academia. “
3. Netflix: With an in-development collection of exclusive titles and old anime, Netflix is emerging as a player in the anime streaming space.
4. Hulu: Offering a mix of old and new titles with quality streaming, Hulu is a wonderful choice for various content beyond anime.
5. Amazon Prime Video: While it’s just as comprehensive as other anime-exclusive services, Prime Video has a respectable variety that’s worth checking out.
6. AnimeLab: For Australian and New Zealand viewers, AnimeLab has a great diversity of popular and niche titles similar to those found on Crunchyroll or Funimation.
7. VRV: A collaboration between various channels, adding Crunchyroll and HIDIVE, bringing audience to a wide diversity of anime genres.
8. HIDIVE: A smaller platform that offers a boutique experience with exclusive titles that go unnoticed on larger sites.
9. Ani. me: A lesser-known but legal streaming site that offers free streaming (with ads) of a select variety of series available in the United States.
10. Tubi TV: A free streaming service that includes a modest but varied variety of old and new anime.
Different platforms can shine in other spaces like exclusive content, dubbed options, or club perks, so choosing the right one depends on your personal tastes as an avid anime viewer. Be sure to check availability on your domain as the variety can vary greatly!
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