Best Anime Websites

I never really watched anime until I discovered Crunchyroll. Since then, I've been watching a lot of anime, accompanied by Mountain Dew and Doritos. The service is affordable, at only $6.95 a month. It's like Netflix but for anime, offering a wide selection of quality shows.

Crunchyroll is legal, unlike other sites mentioned here. Along with Funimation, which is also legal, you practically have access to all anime while supporting the industry. If you're concerned about the anime industry's future, supporting these platforms is crucial.

The site offers three different qualities, sub and dub options, and censored and uncensored versions (for those interested), across four servers. It loads quickly and has no video ads, only sidebar ads. Plus, you can request anime that isn't listed. The site is also easy to navigate.

The interface is user-friendly, and the community is relatively non-toxic. With two servers, the site ensures continuous availability. Overall, it is aesthetically pleasing and functions well.

It's a very good website for watching anime, although it may not have everything you're looking for. Still, it's worth checking out.

This clean, well-organized site offers the latest subbed and dubbed anime, including thousands of classics. It also includes uncut and uncensored versions of your favorite shows. There are very few ads, ensuring a smooth browsing experience.

This site is well-organized, offering thousands of classic and latest anime episodes. With daily updates, you stay current. The minimal ads make navigation easy.

It's a good website, but I advise against using it on your school computer.