Japanese Anime Companies Shut Down Another 15 Pirate Sites in Brazil * TorrentFreak
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Japanese anime companies have shut down 15 pirate sites in Brazil. Bakashi.tv is among the targets, others are identified here unofficially.

Japan-based anti-piracy group CODA is reporting new successes in its overseas efforts to disrupt access to pirate sites. Earlier this month, operators of pirate anime sites in Brazil received in-person visits from CODA, acting on behalf of three major Japanese anime producers. CODA reports that Bakashi.tv, the third most-visited anime site in Brazil, shut down among 15 in total. No other sites are officially named, but our unofficial list provides a few pointers.

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I wouldn’t pirate anime if crunchyroll wasn’t so damn confusing. They list different languages as “seasons”

They list different languages as “seasons”

Let’s call them seasoning then.

Why can a single person team make a better app for viewing anime than a company?

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