Without Anitube? What are the best sites to watch anime?

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In a not-so-distant past, some people asked where is anitube? Because of that, I created an article that generated thousands of visits interested in the best site to watch anime that simply disappeared from the face of the earth.

For this reason, in this article, we will talk about the best sites to watch anime and also replace your anitube. Unfortunately, it is difficult to maintain an article like this since anime sites are constantly born and die.

Nowadays, the internet is full of clones and generic anime sites, as many are quickly shut down due to large streaming sites like Netflix and Crunchyroll. Only those that show anime without copyright survive.

What happened to Anitube?

Anitube was the most accessed Brazilian pirate anime site, reaching over 50,000 simultaneous accesses. The strangest thing is that many of these visits are from Japanese people in Japan.

I can’t understand why they like to watch anime on that site with Portuguese subtitles; I myself encountered 2 people watching anime on that site inside a train in Japan.

Currently, the site is only functioning in Japan and still generates over 30 million visits per month. Before it was sold and removed from Brazil, the site had up to 50,000 simultaneous accesses.

Since 07/05/2016, the anitube site has been out of Brazil, probably because it was sold to a Japanese person, and he decided to put a weaker server and restrict access only to Japanese, a great waste since that site was a good source of income.

Why Kevin? You are mentioning anitube in this article, even though it has been closed for years? Unfortunately, to this day, Google receives over 823,000 searches for this word in a month. So perhaps you arrived at this article through this search.

Today there are already clones of anitube, but they only use similar domains. Their goal was to take advantage of the original success of anitube and steal organic visits from people searching for that site.

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Where to watch and download anime?

Our site is against piracy, so we recommend legalized means of watching and downloading anime, such as the most complete and famous Crunchyroll and NetFlix. Both of these sites have Portuguese subtitles, and now NetFlix has the option to download the episode for those with high ping internet or who want to watch on mobile devices.

Unfortunately, these options do not provide the complete library of anime released each season, so we are forced to resort to pirate sites that work as Fansub or torrent tracker sites. We will not link these sites here, so you should search for their names on Google and find them.

Anime Sites – Popularity Ranking

Below we will leave a small ranking of the most accessed anime sites currently and their monthly visit numbers:

1. Superanimes – 14.1 Million (Online)
2. Animakai – 5.70 Million (Downloads and Online);
3. Animeai – 5 Million (Online, little advertising but annoying banner to close);
4. Animesorion – Animes Órion – 4.90 Million (online);
5. Punchsub – 3.80 Million (Online and Download, little advertising);
6. Anitube.xpg – Site trying to capture anitube’s audience – 2.30 million (online);
7. Anbient – 1.90 Million (Download);

There are many other sites that I did not mention here, some full of ads, others with a horrible design, or that I personally do not know. There are thousands of anime sites, just as there are thousands of movie and series sites.

If you want to download anime via torrent, you can use tracker sites like fansubber, ANSK, MDAN, OMDA, and several others. The advantage of using these sites is that you can download the complete season of the anime. The problem is that these sites are closed, and some require an invitation and approved registration, and you also need to contribute by seeding the torrent; otherwise, you will not be able to download any other torrent.

Another international anime torrent site where you can find RAW and other things like games, OST, images, and manga is the famous nyaa.se where you have total freedom to download anything without registering or anything.

There are many other old sites for downloading and watching online that were not mentioned here. Sites that were part of the childhood of some like Hinatasou, Hyuuga that have no ads bothering. It is worth mentioning the first anime site I knew, animalog.

Tips for downloading and watching anime

If you want to download an anime and don’t care about quality, you can use a plugin like IDM or Video Download. This is better since most anime download sites use slow servers that limit the speed or make you wait almost a minute to download. The episodes of online anime usually weigh around 50 to 70mb.

Unfortunately, anime sites are in a war and end up pirating among themselves. Fansubs and trackers subtitle the anime while other sites copy and upload the video online. In my opinion, the fastest sites for subtitling are Punchsub and Animakai.

And for you? What is the best site in your opinion?