It seems animesuge.to, anix.to and aniwave.to closed down with the exact same message, though there may be a few other sites that closed down in a similar way.

  • @[email protected]English
    8•18 days ago

    True, I wonder if all were run by the same admins and if they were forced to or volunteerly did it.

    Words seem to indicate the latter, but anyone have more information about the matter?

  • @[email protected]English
    5•18 days ago

    :(

    I mean, i could always just torrent anime, but that is more hassle than a good streaming site and lacks the social aspect.

    • @fernlike3923OPEnglish
      4•18 days ago

      I’d recommend the Miru program if you’re on PC. It’s a torrent streaming software for anime that is also open source.

      Edit: It seems to be available on Android too.

  • SabataEnglish
    4•18 days ago

    RIP.

    I need a new site, whats good now?

        • @[email protected]English
          1•18 days ago

          Works fine on a desktop browser with uBlock Origin, but…

          Any tips on how to avoid the zillion popups on a mobile browser on Android?

    • @Ad4mWayn3English
      4•17 days ago

      You should bookmark theindex.moe (aka piracy.moe), it has a comprehensive list of manga/anime streaming sites, you can use search criteria like langauges, soft-subs, noads, no anti-adblock, etc.

      I currently use hianime .to the most

  • @[email protected]English
    4•18 days ago

    That’s a real bummer. I’ve always had a hard time surfing the high seas for anime since I mostly watch dubbed. I’ve found alternative sites but they seem to have worse browsing especially for dubs.

  • @[email protected]English
    4•17 days ago

    use legal paid services

    If I could pay directly to creators of animes I watch, I’d do that. I’m not going to give my money to greedy western companies.