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Crunchyroll Issues Reports

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  •lulu• (@Ayagrume) reported 6 minutes ago

  @EllenBanshee Yes, you told me about it, Crunchyroll/Kaze are terrible for anime, but for manga, WOW!

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  ItsJollyBob (@ItsJollyBob1) reported 9 minutes ago

  That's ****** because Crunchyroll runs a actual monopoly maybe instead of trying to arrest these people find one and try to bring it up to compete so their is no monopoly. But idk if that would even work.

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  Edward (@EdwardbXXI) reported 9 minutes ago

  Free these heroes! **** Crunchyroll and all those other terrible corporations.

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  Kingdom (@RegLock53) reported 11 minutes ago

  @camperry21 @HPFuzion @Crunchyroll The show's animation is already movie quality. Wtf are you on about

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  Justice Grant (@GamerJayG) reported 14 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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  Jesse Williams (@jesse_rwilliams) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Crunchyroll @madeby_bilibili Crowned in a Hundred Days is a fun watch, but no one bothered to check the audio quality before pushing it out. The intro/outro volume is practically twice as loud as the actual content.

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  Ghhost4k (@Ghhost4K) reported 16 minutes ago

  At work "Hey you busy rn?" *me with Crunchyroll open on my phone cause its slow* "Super busy"

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  トゲ ♠️ (@Togeniisan) reported 18 minutes ago

  Genuine question, currently I live in Japan, how am I supposed to watch anime? Crunchyroll doesn't work unless I have a VPN, but I ain't going to pay for all dat. I do have Netflix, but it doesn't have those specific anime that I want to watch.

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  Anime Novakai | Anime News, Updates & Leaks (@AnimeNovakai) reported 20 minutes ago

  9/ Sony isn't thinking only about subscriptions. Think bigger. They own or work closely across: 🎬 Production (Aniplex) 📺 Distribution (Crunchyroll) 🎵 Music 🎮 Games 🎥 Movies 🛒 Merchandise That's vertical integration.

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  Jeffrey J. Hall 🇯🇵🇺🇸 (@mrjeffu) reported 26 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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  Immortal_2023 (@Immortal_hxh) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Crunchyroll For those wondering, no, the 4kids dub is not on Crunchyroll and honestly? Thats for the best, because aside from the dub VA's, everything else done in the dub was just awful and people are better off seeing the uncensored sub version instead

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  kam 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (@kamsspice) reported 26 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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  GMLM (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻ (@ladymulti) reported 32 minutes ago

  @AzurenTheGamer Sony owns Crunchyroll = getting **** on for bad subtitles and raising prices for poor quality... Sony Gaming drives away collectors; drove away people who have been subscribed to PS+ since the dawn of its creation to cancel (mine ends 7/26... feels...strange). they're rough.

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  B-day🎂🎊 (@Birthdayfreak67) reported 34 minutes ago

  @ChibiReviews Bet you its another Crunchyroll leak. Didn't crunchyroll have a sub issue with an anime premier at AX?

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  Verratus_Dominatu ✌️😈💜 (@Verratus_Speaks) reported 34 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.