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Ironically Crunchyroll actually started off as a illegal for profit pirated-video site
Same for Hulu. I stopped using it when they started charging and lost content that was "exclusive" to netflix.
I can't find anything about this on the web. Did they rebrand?
It looks like it was legal but free, but it had most then-recent stuff until they went subscription. I guess I just assumed it was illegal like similar sites at the time lol. Still though same principle, they charge I stop.
Remember mangarock? When mangadex was buggy and relatively small, mangarock was site where you could read manga for free, now it's the same as crunchyroll but for manga