Looking at this list and hate how the shows I really want to watch are all on Netflix.
Guess they won't be accessible for 3-6 months now. Every other anime streaming site (unless I'm wrong here) air them weekly. Why on earth do they need to wait such lengths when they know all it'll do is drive people to pirate the series? People will do that if they have to wait a week for episodes, let alone the time they add to it. It's not like they control the only source where the show can be aired when it gets aired weekly in Japan. Or they sort of do (I think they are doing the airing in Japan) but why do it so differently when it's almost standard that a lot of anime fans watching current shows will check out episodes as they come out.
Why do you think it's so frustrating? Because there is no other way right now but to wait, all the while you hear everything about the show yet can't watch it as spoilers leak across the internet (because they will, it's hard enough to go dark for a few days, let alone 12 weeks or potentially far more since they may hold it till the entire show is done worst case and that could be an entire year).I prefer that Netflix put up their shows will all episodes available. I’m not into weekly viewing.
Correct me if I’m wrong but if Netflix have it u cant watch it any other way until it’s all up. No excuse if that’s the case. I’ve just signed up for a month on FunimationNow to watch what I want and I’ll cancel after. Same can be done with Netflix. People need to have some patience.
I'd wish they'd do that. They are airing it weekly in Japan so all they need is subtitles put over, and we know that can be done weekly since it has been done weekly.When Violet Evergarden was airing they put them out weekly. Same with Better Call Saul and maybe some other shows too, I'm not sure.
IMO they should put out the sub only episodes for the people who like to watch along weekly and then release the dub episodes ASAP once it's finished airing. They only lose views/hype by delaying them.
I used to be pretty against Netflix's model of waiting for the show to be dubbed but at this point my frustration has subsided and I'm just tired of being mad at something so trivial. If people are impatient enough to go pirate a show and spoil it for everyone else then that's their fault, not Netflix. Netflix offers good accessibility where multiple dubs can be released alongside the original version. Sure it would be nice to also follow the industry standard of weekly episodes but I don't think that's so necessary when people can literally wait. In an industry that throws up 50 shows a season I doubt one or two shows getting delayed a few months is that big an issue.
Each to their own really. I saw GLT in one sitting and thought it was a masterpiece. And for a while now I've pretty much only binge watched stuff.I'm gonna chip in for a change just to point out that not all shows work marathoned - remember that they're created with the expectation that they'll be watched weekly and in some shows the writing forces it to be so. I remember people commenting at the time but Girls Last Tour was one where multiple episodes didn't work.
It may have been a restriction from the license holder. Bit of a weird restriction but it's pretty common for series leaving CR to only get a week's notice.Crunchyroll to Remove Mekaku City Actors, The Idol Master, La Corda d'Oro, More Anime
Also: Miracle Train - Ōedo-sen e Yōkoso, Sound of the Sky, Mitsudomoe, Hourou Musukowww.animenewsnetwork.com
Crunchyroll announced on Thursday that the following anime will leave the service on April 21:
Mekaku City Actors
La Corda D'Oro - primo passo
La Corda D'Oro ~secondo passo~
Miracle Train - Ōedo-sen e Yōkoso
Sound of the Sky
Mitsudomoe Seasons 1-2
Hourou Musuko Wandering Son
The Idol Master
Dog Days Seasons 1-2
Ghost Slayers Ayashi
I wish they would give at least 2 weeks notice