Where did you get that information? They pay the studios to air their shows so they somewhat share profits with each other. So subscribing with CR also supports the animation rather pirating it.

theres some good stuff on crunchy thats tough to find elsewhere. Mostly dramas and stuff but if your looking for a streamer that will let you stream in good resolution they are better than the pirate sites.
you will burn yourself out on their library in a few months if your a real otaku though. Thats what happened to me anyway.




his point of view is from the consumer. and he's right the fansub groups get shit up faster than crunchyroll

This post was edited by Ideophobe on Jun 29 2014 10:05am

Ok, never mind then, they completely changed they business model from last time I went there

the fastest fansubs for almost all of the popular anime is horriblesubs, and they rip directly from crunchyroll

So, no?

Last time I paid for anime:

how many shows do you think constitues almost all?
how many shows do you think air in a season?
how many different sub groups do you think horriblesubs rips from?
do you really think horriblesubs counts as a fansubbing group when they dont even translate?

just trying to figure out where you made the assumption that made everything about this post just plain wrong

I'm curious on your sources, or if it's just personal opinion with no evidence.

by fansubs i mean downloadable release, is it really that hard to figure out what I mean?
almost all is relative to the season, also read; almost all popular, which would also be relative

your point was that there is downloadable content from other fansubbing groups faster than crunchyroll.
can you show me an example of that?

of crouse I know crunchyroll doesn't do all shows, but that's out of the point anyway

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