Watching an anime series is certainly an obligatory duty for you and other otaku. Even more so with the Internet facilitating your daily dose of anime within your grasp. Are you the type of otaku who prefers to download their anime? It is indeed a popular method of enjoying your anime. Nevertheless, in this day and age, with high internet bandwidth, downloading your anime has become an obsolete method. Nowadays, otaku prefer to stream their anime to fulfill their anime needs. 

There are tons of anime streaming service sites available on the internet. Which you can find easily just by googling. However, have you ever thought whether they’re safe, full of ads, or up-to-date? If you’re looking for an anime streaming site that’s proper, safe, and has a complete collection of anime, the following list of streaming sites by Dunia Games is exactly what you need. Take a look!

10. MyAnimeList 

MyAnimeList is a widely-known site to otaku - it’s becoming the most updated and complete anime and manga encyclopedia. Aside from anime, manga, or even light novels, you will also get various info regarding seiyuu profiles, anisong, as well as anime/manga discussion forums. 

Not to mention that the sites known as MAL provides an anime streaming service. You can enjoy Naruto, Boruto, Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure, to Darling in the FranXXX for free!

9. YouTube

We know YouTube as a free and accessible video platform. Unfortunately, you can’t find many anime titles on this site due to copyright claims, except for videos uploaded by official channels, such as Gundaminfo. This YouTube channel provides various episodes of Gundam series which you can access freely, like Mobile Suit Gundam Seed, Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn, Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans.

8. Anime-Serien

Anime-Serien is a free anime streaming site with open-access to all internet users. It also has a long list of anime provided for you. 

Yet unfortunately, you might have a hard time navigating in Anime-Serien. The reason being, this anime streaming service isn’t in Bahasa or English. They use mainland-Europe languages. Yup, this site is indeed aimed for otaku on the continent.

7. Gogoanime

Unlike certain region-locked anime streaming sites, Gogoanime has no restrictions and is accessible for many countries. This site also looks neat and easy to navigate. Plus, there are also English-dubbed anime episodes on this site.

6. Kissanime

Some anime fans are already fond of Kissanime. This site has a high-popularity within the otaku community. They might argue that they don’t need a similar site since KissAnime has covered it all. It boasts an extensive anime library with various resolutions.

5. Anoboy

This site provides Bahasa-subbed anime episodes - suitable for you who are not fluent yet in English. Well-known shounen anime, such as One Piece, Black Clover, to Nanatsu no Taizai are available here. In addition to anime, Anoboy also provides Japanese live-actions.

4. Hulu

Since its emergence on the Internet, Hulu’s anime streaming service has stolen the attention of otaku around the globe. The series offered by Hulu always captivate fans, especially the anime. It indeed is a paid subscription kind of stream, but you’re still able to enjoy it for free using the limited free-trial before having to register.

3. Daisuki

Daisuki is an anime streaming site formed by a partnership between Japanese anime studios with an advertising agency, Dentsu. It doesn’t have a vast collection of anime, yet Daisuki has numerous exciting ways to engage anime fans to visit the site. The anime collections offered by Daisuki are always updated.

2. Crunchyroll

There are no anime fans outside Japan who don't know Crunchyroll. This site was originally a place for its members to upload anime. Now, Crunchyroll has granted legal recognition so it is no longer considered as a place of anime ‘piracy’. This anime streaming service is free to access, but has some restrictions for the regular accounts. If you’re subscribed to the service, you can enjoy various anime with the best video qualities.

1. Funimation

Funimation derived from the need for legal anime supplies for fans in North-America. Then it’s expanded its access to global, including Indonesia. Similar to Crunchyroll, Funimation provides unlimited access to tons of anime for subscribed users. This site has been one of the pioneers as a legal anime streaming provider, since 2009.

Those were 10 anime streaming service providers. So, which site is your favorite place to watch anime? Leave your answer in the comments below! If you have other suggestions, don’t hesitate to write them too!

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