Check out 10 sites to watch anime online

With a large catalog of anime, including original anime, Netflix is a great choice for watching anime. One of its strongest points is being able to watch the same anime with different dubbing and subtitles. However, Netflix is a completely paid platform. [caption id="attachment_102658" align="alignnone" width="651"] Image: Reproduction[/caption]

Pluto TV

Pluto TV is a wonderful and completely free platform. On it, in addition to being able to watch anime from its catalog, you can also watch live programming. The site offers channels that show non-stop content. These channels are divided by subject, and if you want to watch an anime but don't know which one, just access the anime channel and you'll have something to watch. [caption id="attachment_102847" align="alignnone" width="651"] Image: Disclosure[/caption]

Rakuten Viki

The list of anime on Rakuten Viki is not very large. The site specializes in Asian culture, but its true focus is on doramas. This leaves the platform with few anime, but lately it has been expanding its catalog. Rakuten is free, but with ads. If you sign up for one of their plans you can watch without ads and with better image quality. [caption id="attachment_102852" align="alignnone" width="651"] Image: Reproduction[/caption]

Funimation

Even with the merger of Funimation with Crunchyroll, the site didn't end. They still have a vast range of dubbed and subtitled anime, containing some very popular titles. Funimation has paid and free animations. [caption id="attachment_102657" align="alignnone" width="651"] Image: Reproduction[/caption]

Anime Planet

This site was created by anime fans, and it makes thousands of episodes available for free. All your favorite anime can be found on this platform, and it can be considered the main free site for watching anime. [caption id="attachment_102845" align="alignnone" width="651"] Image: Reproduction[/caption]

Hidive

Being a paid service, Hidive is an anime streaming service with hundreds of works in its catalog, all with Portuguese subtitles. The big difference with Hidive is that it releases episodes right after they air in Japan. Besides that, you can watch its content on any device, as it has apps for mobile, videogame and even smart TV. [caption id="attachment_102844" align="alignnone" width="651"] Image: Disclosure[/caption]

Prime Video

Amazon Prime has an incredible selection of anime, with most of its anime being unknown to the public. Its catalog is also filled with new animations, all featuring subtitles, and some even with dubbing. Amazon Prime Video is a paid service that offers 30 days of free trial. [caption id="attachment_102655" align="alignnone" width="651"] Image: Reproduction[/caption]

Youtube

Yes, Youtube, surprised? The site has its own free animation service with Youtube Originals. And also some specialized streaming channels distribute entire seasons of anime on the platform. [caption id="attachment_102848" align="alignnone" width="651"] Image: Disclosure[/caption]

Tubi

Being one of the best options for watching anime, Tubi is a major site with thousands of titles in its catalog. Its anime are free and have original and English dubbing. The only downside of this platform is that its works only have English subtitles. [caption id="attachment_102843" align="alignnone" width="652"] Image: Disclosure[/caption]  

Crunchyroll

Being the best platform for watching anime, Crunchyroll is the leader in this regard. Your platform is intuitive and has more than 100 thousand hours of anime content. Almost any anime you want to watch will be on Crunchyroll, and probably with its own dubbing. You can watch your anime for free with ads, or subscribe to a plan and watch without ads and watch new anime on their release day. [caption id="attachment_102656" align="alignnone" width="651"] Image: Disclosure[/caption]

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