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Crunchyroll Issues Reports

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  ☆Emma☆ (@oceanblue2271) reported 3 minutes ago

  Bro, I can't find a single website where I can watch Bsd Wan S2 for free. Atp, I'm considering getting a ******* Crunchyroll subscription, I'm going insane. If someone finds one, PLEASE tell me, I've been searching for hours now. Help a girl out, #bsdtwt 💔

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  grayson (@twrmisu) reported 7 minutes ago

  also need crunchyroll recommendations i get so bored after work

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  (8/100) seibaa.bsky.social (@SeibaaHomu) reported 9 minutes ago

  Crunchyroll simuldubs vary so wildly in quality because they do too many at once. Ultimately I think most of their actors and staff are good people trying their best in difficult circumstances that the company forces on them with some meganshipmans, uh I mean some exceptions. But

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  Yomi (@Yomi1324) reported 10 minutes ago

  @MegaSaidIt @AnimexTwts The problem isn’t the subscription it’s the the fact that i can look up 20 different animes on my watch list and somehow almost every one of them aren’t even on Crunchyroll lol dog **** website honestly

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  - (@BoyXannie) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Crunchyroll FIX LOTM PORTUGUESE AND ENGLISH SUBTITLES *********

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  lucidfont (@FusonPascale) reported 11 minutes ago

  @MutsuAnjin I agree with the possibility but what mostly challenges its plausibility is how it’s a popcorn romcom about highschoolers with an embarrassingly verbose title. The issue is not that it’s plausible though but that it was said by his friend to promote a product for crunchyroll.

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  Equilat (@the_equilat) reported 11 minutes ago

  @animeupdates The issue with Crunchyroll is they may select competitors based on unfair criterias and exclude the Japanese public which is absurd. But this formula is not a good answer either.

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  kam 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (@kamsspice) reported 12 minutes ago

  @jaegckerman COVID for one. also a lot of anime are just of generally better quality than before. and they moved away from the traditional yearly releases because of the advent of streaming services like netflix and crunchyroll, so instead of ad rev, they're paid by licences fees

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  life is pain | 🇵🇸 (@H9cgm8yrryLogan) reported 18 minutes ago

  @YaBoyRoshi @HONCHOUU It leaked 1080P from crunchyroll servers in full quality. It’s not low bitrate.

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  joey ˚.༄ (@italiantvpilled) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Italianbachira ITS SO MUCH BETTER NOW ITS FINISHED ON MY LIFE i do rlly recommend it i can give you my crunchyroll login if u want…..

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  Verratus_Dominatu ✌️😈💜 (@Verratus_Speaks) reported 20 minutes ago

  @mrjeffu Anyone and everyone should use Piracy sites for anything and everything. That refuses to provide a proper service. I don't pay for Crunchyroll because they constantly screw up their subtitles and dubs And get hacked and a myriad of other issues. And that started as a piracy site too, by the way. You want people to pay for your stuff. Give them a proper service at a reasonable price and they'll do it. If you over price your ****. Or provide a terrible service. Even if piracy sites didn't exist, I still wouldn't be supporting anime. I'd just be going and doing something else. Piracy is what started anime, and it's what keeps its interest alive internationally.

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  WolvenOne (@Wolvenone) reported 25 minutes ago

  @animeupdates To be clear about something, I don't pirate because at the end of the day I'm uncomfortable with the ethics of it. There's a reason why I stay subscribed to Crunchyroll, flawed as the service may be. Plus, I kind of let two of my nieces piggyback on my account. It's more or less become their main source for entertainment, so I'm not going to leave them high and dry if I can help it. XD Due to their rough circumstances, those two get special attention from me. Somebody has to look out for them, it might as well be me.

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  Raven Blade (@ravenblad3) reported 26 minutes ago

  @GyaruGlow Crunchyroll is terrible

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  Geezer Ghost (@Geezer_Ghost) reported 26 minutes ago

  @KissofEnvyy @AnimeePost I've been Watching Dr. Stone after reading it online. Pretty Impressed how well they stick to the source and make it work. Its entertaining but I wanted something I don't know the ending to so I'll check this out. Have it on CrunchyRoll right now. Yes, I know, I'm basic but I need something while at work that I can pause and not over-think. LOL

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  BK201 (@InfiniteAzure22) reported 31 minutes ago

  @mrjeffu "I agree that authorities shouldn't focus on poor people consuming content they can't afford or people living in countries with no possible way to legally consume anime/manga. However, many adults outside Japan who can absolutely afford to legally consume anime and manga pirate it while falsely claiming there is no "convenient" way to pay for it. Telling your viewers it's not terrible to pirate anime because you think Crunchyroll is bad will not change the way the Japanese anime industry approaches their overseas audience. They aren't going to bend to the whims of pro-piracy people. Like it or not, Japanese people, Japanese companies, and the Japanese government are not sympathetic to the continuation of the "piracy actually helps Japan" narrative, especially after the development of paid streaming services that make newly released anime readily accessible to most of the developed world." This is the part of your statement that I strongly agree with. The unfortunate reality is that there are hundreds of thousands of people who support piracy despite living in countries where legal streaming services are both affordable and readily available. The idea that this particular group believes it's acceptable to consume someone else's work without permission or without paying for it reflects an incredible sense of entitlement. From my perspective, you can't reasonably complain that your favorite anime never gets another season if you weren't willing to support the previous one through legitimate means in some capacity. While purchasing merchandise, Blu-rays, or manga can also support a series, if someone has easy access to legal streaming and still chooses to pirate everything, I think it's difficult to argue they're meaningfully contributing to that series' success. To be clear, I don't currently have any issue with Chibi Reviews, and I appreciate his willingness to push back against what he sees as woke ideology in anime and gaming. That said, I couldn't disagree with him more on this particular issue.