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  🥦💥Bakudeku and Shiguang📸⏳ (@dkbk_shiguang) reported 33 seconds ago

  @yingying2xx But like… How does it work? It’s my first time watching Link Click while releasing. Doesn’t come out on Crunchyroll as well on August 14? Or the Bilibili’s subscription makes you watch it before? Bcs I, too, was thinking about buying it and I was afraid about the eng/otherssubs

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  Benjamin Merrell (@maneatingcow23) reported 2 minutes ago

  Why does @Sony want to get rid of physical media when @Crunchyroll is the only streaming service I use that consistently looks like crap and doesn't buffer properly any time I try to start a new episode? No other service I use works this poorly, and they think they got this?

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  RetroGamerKong (@RetroGamerKong) reported 3 minutes ago

  Good Morning, X! Its a five alarm fire at work, so I'm not going to be on today, gang. Never fear, I shall return! And remember: KEEP HARASSING PLAYSTATION ON X- What you guys are saying in the comments to those chuckle ***** makes me proud! Keep the heat on! Keep the community notes coming! Ni Mercy! CANCEL PlayStation Plus CANCEL CRUNCHYROLL - owned by Sony and they are trying to limit the physical release of anime! DON'T BUY GTA6- why waste $100 on an empty box? NO MORE DIGITAL or NEW PLAYSTATION GAMES - support your local used game store and buy used physical & retro!!! NO DISC 💿 NO BUY, MAKE SONY CRY

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  Trnkers (@Trnkers) reported 5 minutes ago

  @ShopCrunchyroll This is terrible and I will never purchase anything from you again. What a way to keep shrinking your market. Crunchyroll is a stain on the anime/manga community.

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  Ria Alexanders, ⚠️Only Back Temporarily⚠️ (@RiaAlexanders) reported 9 minutes ago

  @CecilsTrixieJ Crunchyroll has the benefit of not having anime exclusive competitors, but a lot of the other streaming services have a lot of the mainstream anime. The general population doesn't watch the rest of the catalog, so Crunchyroll's vast options isn't going to help then.

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  DopeBoyNate 5️⃣⭐️ aka Big Plunge (@CrownThe5) reported 9 minutes ago

  12pm still can’t watch the one piece episode. Aye I’m finna NUKE JAPAN IN 5 MINUTES ON KING DAVE FIX YALL ****. ****** CHARGING $20 a month for yall subtitles to be wrong and not even adding episodes. Ima kidnap all yall employees @Crunchyroll. TIGHTNE UP

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  ___Tina🍦🌟 (@juunie_nah) reported 9 minutes ago

  You know what is worst watch something ******* LEGALLY but the subtitles are out of sync I'm looking at you ******* crunchyroll you suck

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  🇺🇸 Guru Of Syrinx 🇺🇸 (@GuruOfSyrinx) reported 14 minutes ago

  The Physical Copy market is in a CRISIS! Please Share this. Here is why: Say you want to cancel your subscription and buy Blu-Ray discs. Really build up your collection of Anime.. Step 1: Write down EVERY anime you want before Crunchyroll removes it from your personal Crunchylist. Step 2: Create a wishlist to buy them Step 3: Attempt to locate ANY Physical copies that are available, AND compatible with U.S. Blu-Ray players. Sounds simple enough right? Here is what you don't know: After Funimation merged with Crunchyroll, all physcial disc production from Funimation stopped, making the supply for certain anime limited, and demand high. Scarcity drives up the price of these disconinuted copies. Some go for resale between $150 & $500! Newer copies $35-$60. Now. IF you find your physical copy, and buy it, there is a chance it will not work with your Blu-Ray player, because its possible its only compatible with players from Europe and Asia. So theres another $200-$300 for a working Disc player. Now add up the total of your ENTIRE WATCHLIST! Hell, add up ONE 3-season anime,every season is another $25-$35 if its a newer season. You'll spend $90-$100 on just a single anime. In Summary: This is a Monopoly in the works! How do you stop people from buying physical? Increase the cost of physical copies. How do you increase the cost of physical copies? Remove them. Scarcity drives prices up, people stop buying physical, and everyone flocks to digital. This is just one reason. The other? Is convenience. They know they can make production of discs in a single location and by order. They don't need mass production of discs, just a single location that makes discs by the order. The resale market would eventually heal due to a surplus of movies. This is intentional inflation in the media market. Games, Movies, Anime, all of it is at risk if SONY gets their way with the removal of physical copies. It will not surprise me if Sony announces the discontinuation of blu-ray players next.

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  Ryoko Panic (@RyokoPanic) reported 14 minutes ago

  @thomasbland577 @Real_Kilometers This is true but unfortunately they are not combined. With of mercury is a good example, that entire series came out over the course of like 3 months per season, every 4 episodes they'd release 2 blu rays each with 2 episodes and each disk came with stickers and like a booklet. each was 10000 yen. so to get the whole series on blu-ray we are talking like 1000 usd. They do this so the studio makes money, the mid season blu rays help pay for the end season animation and the end season sales of character merch plus blu-ray helps inform the animation committee if they can continue and make a second season. Witch of mercury almost didn't get a second season. Another anime that aired that same year which was controversial was Obama, I think it clocked in at 12 episodes total, and they didn't bother with releasing the blu-ray's separately they had a box set labeled first tier and second tier with 2 disks inside in two separate boxes within a larger collectors box, came with art work, animation cel copies, stickers, a comic, a book cover for the manga, it was a good deal but was 120 usd. If we start buying straight from japan it'll help japanese studios immensely cause the money mostly goes to the studio. How crunchyroll operates is how funimation does, they offer a lump sum to distribute overseas, like, a million bucks mostly less, and they get rights for X number of years. That studio never receives a check again that's why dvds in america like cowboy bebop can have the whole series on it and be 30 bucks at best buy, goes funimation ripped off the studio. Eventually the rights are lost and if not renewed it leaves streaming. We have to stop streaming and order from japan.

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  Liotir 20 mcg/ml (@LiotirGuzzler) reported 15 minutes ago

  @GhostOfTonba @PrayForOomfie Better than wasting my time watching it at subpar quality from some crunchyroll camrip, two steps removed from watching anime with gambling ads like poorfag normgroids do.

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  Austin Sisk (@ItsAustinSisk) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Keyblader007 @brownmanplays @TianaCamachoVO Crunchyroll sometimes farms shows out to other studios for a number of reasons. As far as the business is concerned, the license is owned by Crunchy so they decide who dubs it. Okra was lucky to work on the show for as long as we did, Crunchy just decide to return it in house.

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  that aster 🏳️‍⚧️ (@ThatSephence) reported 20 minutes ago

  Crunchyroll gotta be one of the worst run businesses I've seem its overpriced for something worse than the shittiest piracy sites and they go out of their way to kill competition so they can charge you the privilege of paying them for stuff you can get elsewhere for better

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  Kapippalist🔌🐰 (@Kapippalist) reported 24 minutes ago

  @ChibiReviews Why is it crunchyroll fault if they don’t want to renew an expensive license for shows that no one watches on their site ? Cr sucks but this is a licensing problem that would bankrupt any site if they kept everything forever

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  Saint Tyrone 🍙🎮 (@SaintTyroneRSGG) reported 28 minutes ago

  @GhostofMimikyu The hilarious irony about Piracy = Virus spew is that most folks are radio silent about how Crunchyroll got one of the worst data breach this year. I'm talking stolen 8 million support tickets containing names, usernames, 6.8 million unique email addresses, IP addresses, & partial credit card info. It's remarkable. lol

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  Munk (@Munkieezy) reported 28 minutes ago

  @ShaunTheCHB The most insidious part is that the blurays on sale now in the US were published by Funimation which is now Crunchyroll and they have in the past allowed blurays to go out of print. They still come with Digital Codes that no longer work.