Recommended Websites
Recommended Websites
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Whether you are new to anime or watch anime all of the time, here are some websites we recommend that people check out compiled by the Champlain College Anime Club.
We are always looking to add more databases, stores, extensions, apps, extensions, and forms to help fellow anime and manga fans.
A website with a comprehensive list of all anime, manga, and cosplay conventions. You can find nearly any of them throughout the world listed on this website, and even register to attend.
Integrate MyAnimeList, AniList, Kitsu, Simkl, and Shikimori into various sites, with auto episode tracking for services like Crunchyroll, Hidive, or Netflix. This is highly recommended and is open source.
This is our recommended online tracker for what you have watched. It is a comprehensive database of nearly all manga and anime. In combination with MAL-Sync, it is very useful in figuring out what you do and don't like. You can also check to see what your friends are watching and even share your thoughts on various different series, voice actors, or forums.
Directly managed by SHUEISHA, a Japanese publisher that has been creating manga directly with the artists. You can read manga through this official service, “MANGA Plus by SHUEISHA.” It has a lot of content, but not everything is present.
Kodansha is another major Japanese publisher that focuses mostly on manga, but also has some books. They are known for titles such as Sailor Moon, Akira, and Attack on Titan. While Kodansha does have some free content, however, it is not as comprehensive as SHUEISHA's free content.
Managed by NTT DOCOMO, INC., Manga Mirai offers manga and light novels from various publishers, but free content is limited.
Crunchyroll, managed by Sony, is perhaps the most comprehensive anime streaming service in the United States. They license media from a variety of license holders. It is highly recommended to have an account as the latest hits as well as old classics are found here such as One Piece and Sailor Moon.
Hidive, managed by AMC Networks subsidiary Sentai Filmworks, is another US-based streaming service that has more niche anime as well as some popular hits. If you are really into anime then a Hidive account is recommended, however the library is very limited compared to Crunchyroll and Netflix.
Netflix is one of the most well-known streaming services on the internet. Netflix has the largest library of media available to stream, however, since Netflix is not solely focused on anime content and caters to a more general audience, Netflix is recommended if you are just starting out, or already have an account. The fees for Netflix can be quite high.
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