Which is the Best Alternative? Watch Your Favorite Anime Series on DVD

For several years now, the internet has been dominated by two sites: VideoCell and AnimeBay. AnimeBay was an anime-themed file sharing site that housed links to free anime videos and music, allowing visitors to stream or download anime media from a web service provided by VideoCell. It also offered premium services such as downloads and live gaming chat. AnimeBay was a sister website to a very similar manga viewing site, KissManga. AnimeBay was often described as a "decent" site, though not particularly popular.

AnimeBay eventually became defunct in 2010, and VideoCell moved on to form a new company called Mangotopia. However, in the past year or so, both sites have drastically increased their membership rolls, and their catalogs are now in desperate need of being imported into a much larger database. This has lead to the need for an affordable way for people to watch anime series online without having to spend a ridiculous amount on international satellite television subscriptions.

Subbed anime videos have become increasingly popular over the past year or so, and this has led to their popularity increasing even more. Many fans consider subbed anime viewing to be better than watching anime with English subtitles. For one thing, most subs offer a great deal of extra information, allowing fans to get a much greater understanding of their favorite characters and the settings they live in. In addition, most of these services offer some form of budget support for users, meaning that they don't have to waste money paying for commercials.

In order to take care of this demand, several sites have popped up offering streaming platforms for anime shows, dubbed and subtitled. One of these sites, Anime Networks offers subs for a monthly fee. For about one dollars a month you can stream as many anime episodes as you'd like, and you'll never have to worry about missing a single episode again. If you've only ever enjoyed anime with subtitles, this is the way to go!

A new site called download2get Anime has popped up which actually provides a service of subs for your favorite anime shows. The site itself is very easy to use, and you don't need any special equipment or software in order to stream anime. As I said before, there's no subscription fee involved, and the downloads are pretty quick. Each episode comes with it's own download page, and each page contains the same episode.

These are just a handful of sites that are available on this site. There are literally hundreds, if not thousands, of websites out there that cater to your interests in anime. It's important to remember that although these services are great, and this is my personal favorite way to watch kissanime, they aren't the best alternative. To experience the absolute best experience, I suggest subscribing to an anime television station online. The episodes are available on demand, and you can download them in a minute or two.