Some of them fans might not have heard of, or simply didn’t realize they had anime.

Much like how fans who couldn’t afford DVDs back in the day had Kids WB and Cartoon Network to get their anime fix, there are streaming services where fans can stream anime for free and in a completely legal manner. If paying for anime has become a challenge these days we’ve got good news: viewers can watch a ton of anime online that is not only free but through reputable and legal sources. Not only is doing so illegal, but chances are that viewers will be going to a site that will put dangerous malware on their computer/phone/tablet, and many have no idea what kind of personal information they may be giving to pirates if they use these unauthorized sites.

While it may be tempting to sail the high seas to get an anime fix, this is not recommended. Anime has never been more affordable than it is these days (just ask anyone who attempted to buy Dragon Ball Z on VHS or DVD back in the day), but that doesn’t mean that affordability makes it something that people can.well, afford.Īnime is a luxury at the end of the day, and if there’s one thing anime fans know how to do it's how to get anime for free if they can no longer afford to pay for it. In some cases, anime fans may find that they can’t afford to pay for too many streaming services (if any at all). With inflation at sky-high levels and the threat of a looming recession, the streaming wars are about to enter a very interesting phase as customers decide what they can and can not afford to keep.

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