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  Jeffrey J. Hall 🇯🇵🇺🇸 (@mrjeffu) reported 6 minutes ago

  Chibi Reviews, an American influencer and apologist for the piracy of copyrighted Japanese animation, made a video calling me a "corporate bootlicker" because of my negative reaction to his posts defending a Vietnamese group that made over $12 million running an anime piracy site. Chibi Reviews described US government assistance to shut down such piracy websites as "insanity." We all know that piracy helped made anime and manga popular abroad decades ago (before people could pay for it), but the world is different today. Chibi Reviews also claimed that Dr. Stone artist @Boichi_Bo1 (Mu-jik Park) is also a piracy apologist, when in fact his posts clearly state that piracy is illegal. Cases where people live in poverty or countries without legal access to copyrighted works call for some leniency, but Boichi has referred to monetized manga piracy sites as a "criminal business." 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.

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  Justice Grant (@GamerJayG) reported 6 minutes ago

  Hey @Crunchyroll please fix the audio for the dub of SAO alicization. A lot of the audio are out of sync

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  griffin_station (@grifin_station) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Demeros27 @Fumbles15192371 Unfortunately, it's just objectively bad. Watching even the Kai dub isn't the same story as Dragon Ball, and it's gross how Funimation has divided the English fanbase. The DBS anime and movies are also inaccurate and terrible too. Somehow, even after getting absorbed by Crunchyroll, they completely botched Daima's Dub. Their lack of effort is disgusting. I just want a good dub of DB. 🥀

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  Gndmmaniac (@gndmmaniac) reported 10 minutes ago

  Though back to my bigger issue hear, is Crunchyroll.

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  SDG (@DeckGreen) reported 11 minutes ago

  I just need the physical disc man. I know crunchyroll is gonna crash when I try to stream it smh

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  eve (@cyphmencanon) reported 12 minutes ago

  @yuzukikurezome IM WATCHING IT I GOT CRUNCHYROLL FREE TRIAL DO YOU WANT THE ACCOUNT SO YOU CAN LOGIN AND WATCH IT LMFAO

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  Equilat (@the_equilat) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Originul_ @animeupdates I understand why they would do their own stuff and it’s a great idea! It’s completely normal. What I am not found of is how they want to do it. They are saying Crunchyroll prize is unfair and does not promote the anime industry well. But their proposal has the same issues!

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  Tzuyu (@eatmyiron) reported 24 minutes ago

  It’s official, the guy who let me use his CRUNCHYROLL account has broken up with me after 13 years. I’m back on the streets.

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  Nikki (@LadyBacktoBlack) reported 24 minutes ago

  My internet has been out since Friday evening and it sucks. My phone is overheating because (it’s old) I’m watching Netflix, YouTube and Crunchyroll on it for HOURS. @XfinitySupport when will we be back online? I have work tomorrow!

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  Kyle Collins (@KyleCinVail) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Crunchyroll Sweet! …but the link is broken.

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  Yomi (@Yomi1324) reported 25 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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  H (@itsmeididitguys) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Crunchyroll PLEASE FIX TO BE HERO X ITS BEEN LIKE A WEEK

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  Clu (@cluosion) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Mad_DanielFL @MegaSaidIt because they have 99% of all anime, if I buy disney+ for anime i am only buying it for something like bleach TYW that they forced to be exclusive on their platform but I wont get much other anime out of it. Whereas for subscription sites that are specialized for anime dont really exist so crunchyroll is able to keep their service as bad as possible and use money to shutdown piracy sites that are competition because they improve the user experience. there is no excuse for crunchyroll to be as bad as it is having worse quality versions of episodes that piracy sites have in better quality with alternative servers if one goes down. The only reason they can is because they have a functional monopoly of most licenses so they dont have to innovate or improve the consumer experience to get paid.

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  ÕmegaÑasral 🐇 (@RedkRivetka) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Baldnewsnetwork Piracy is the result of a bad service, Crunchyroll should get their head out of their *** to fix the ussue instead of arresting everyone

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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.