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Psst…want some free, or cheap, anime on the Internet?
Well, you came to the right spot! A listing of streaming and downloadable content vendors all offering anime for no cost (or just a little one)—and all of it’s legal!
This directory is kept up to date as often as possible, though the layout might be altered in the future. Additionally, all sites are in English, unless noted otherwise.
--NOTE: HardDoor is not affiliated with or endorses any of the sites/services listed here. Please use discretion with anything involving downloading and pay content. HD is not responsible for any of the content listed on any of the sites/services or any issues concerning them. Please take any such problems up with the sites/services themselves.--
And with that…happy viewing!
-- :Legend: -- :Sites: -- :Anime On The Go!!: -- :Anime Shows on Parade: -- :Off Sites: --
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(New!) = Well, it’s new…
(Update!) = Site status or information has been updated.
(17+) = Abbreviated for: (Content Warning: Some links and videos are rather mature, or may be of shows of such nature, and may not be suited for those under 17 years of age)
“Streaming,” “Downloadable” = Denotes the type of video distribution.
Download Client = A good deal of the services listed may require you to download a program onto your computer that will allow you to, among other things, access their media library, download its contents, and manage your downloads from their services.
Audio = Describes what languages are spoken in the video and which are used in the subtitles, if present.
View Period = Denotes either the start date when the video was made available or the date when the video's viewing period expires. The term Availability Period is used in reference to non-digital formats, such as DVDs, and Start Date is utilized to denote the day on which the video will begin showing.
Language = Refers to the language that the linked site is displayed in.
Status = Used primarily in the Off Sites section, it describes the state in which the site concerned is in and why it is listed there.
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Adult Swim Video (17+)
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: English Dubbed
Adult Swim started this service as a way of broadcasting some of their lineup on the web. Sporting titles from Bandai Ent., FUNimation, and Viz Media, the streaming content gives viewers the chance to watch any of them anytime of the day (episode lineup changes weekly). Most shows can be found in the "Action" section.
Amazon Video on Demand (17+)
Streaming: Yes [Pay]
Downloadable: Yes [Pay]
Download Client: Required
Audio: English Dubbed (mostly), Japanese w/ English Subtitles (some)
The popular online retailer opened this service in hopes of cashing in the growth of online video rental. Bandai Ent., FUNimation, The Anime Network, Viz Media, and others contribute content to its anime section, with free previews available for many shows.
Anime Network Online (17+)
Streaming: Yes [Some Free, Most Pay]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: Japanese w/ English Subtitles (some), English Dubbed (mostly)
The first-ever channel dedicated to anime in North America also hosts its own massive library online. In a tiered format, the first episodes of many shows are available for free to everyone ("Guest"). Most second episodes are available to those who register at the site (which is free), whereas those who subscribe can enjoy complete access to the rest of the series ("Premium"). Subscription packages start at $6.95 /month.
Anime News Network - Video (17+)
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: Japanese w/ English Subtitles, English Dubbed
The esteemed and long-running Anime News Network site features an earnest video portal containing videos embedded from Hulu, YouTube, Crunchyroll, and The Anime Network, as well as content hosted exclusively by themselves. Counted among the providers are FUNimation, Media Blasters, Viz Media, and Bandai Ent. In addition to the self- and co-hosted videos present are a massive collection of trailers and self-produced anime-related content.
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Bandai Entertainment Japanese Anime Channel (17+)
Host: YouTube
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: Japanese (with English Subtitle options), English Dubbed
Joining in on the digital distribution movement, Bandai Entertainment expanded their YouTube channel to offer their shows in high-quality video. The given content is uncut and available in Japanese (with English subtitle options available in the lower right-hand corner of the player) and English-dubbed. The videos can also be found on Anime News Network's video service.
Bandai Web Theater
Host: YouTube
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: Japanese (with English Subtitle options), English Dubbed (with Multiple Language Subtitle options)
Bandai and its corporate parent Bandai Namco set their own YouTube channel up as a means of showing anime and other programs related to their toy and game products. Its Japanese, U.S., and European divisions each have their own channel with largely the same content, with the American channel hosting English language videos, most of which have the option of subtitles in numerous other languages, such as Japanese, Spanish, and even English itself. These can be toggled through at the lower right-hand corner of the video player and can also be turned off.
Crunchyroll (17+)
Streaming: Yes [Free, Pay]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: Japanese w/ English Subtitles (primarily), English Dubbed (occasionally)
Formerly the largest host (and a seller) of illegally-distributed fansubs, Crunchyroll has since reversed full-course after a major investment from a venture capital firm and a deluge of support and attracting the interests of Japanese and American companies alike. Now, it boasts one of the largest libraries of legal anime content on the Internet, with providers stretching from Japanese broadcasters and studios to American distributors and subsidiaries (Asian live-action content is also hosted). Nearly every show is available for free (though ad-supported), with video quality as high as H.264 on most. Those wanting 480p resolution and beyond, no advertisements, or wish to catch simulcasted shows as soon as they air in Japan, will need to subscribe, with rates beginning at $6.95 /month (for anime and live-action separately; $11.95 /month for both). As an added perk, there are a handful of shows only available to those that do.
FUNimation Ent. - Download to Own Videos (17+)
Streaming: No
Downloadable: Yes [Pay]
Download Client: None
Audio: Japanese w/ English Subtitles, English Dubbed
FUNimation continued its movement in digital distribution with their establishment of a low-cost "download to own" video service. Episodes of available shows go for around $1.99 each in either English dubbed or subtitled formats (Note: Buying one version does not mean you also get the other). Movies are also present and run at a higher price (circa $9.99), while series that have not been released on discs yet may also be found in the section (normally sub-only).
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FUNimation Videos (17+)
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: Japanese w/ English Subtitles, English Dubbed
FUNimation Video boasts one of the largest libraries of anime online. Fueled by its sizable stable of titles, the site reflects the distributor's strong participation in digital distribution, with entire series being made available for free viewing in either Japanese with English subtitles or dubbed in English. Recently-licensed shows can also be found, even prior to their disc release, as well as simulcasts. The site also lists shows from Toei Animation (digital only, no DVD release is part of their partnership), Viz Media (same as Toei, but handles own DVD releases), and the critically-lauded "noitaminA" anime block from Fuji TV (same as Toei deal). Many of the videos are embedded from Hulu (though it does not necessarily mean you will also find them there...), though they do have self-hosted ones, as well.
FUNimation YouTube Hangout (17+)
Streaming: Yes [Most Free, Some Pay]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: Japanese w/ English Subtitles (occasionally), English Dubbed (mostly)
The largest North American anime distributor, FUNimation, and the largest streaming video venue on the Internet, YouTube, teamed up to present a "channel" on the popular site, now perhaps its single largest anime repository. Offered are full episodes of shows (often entire series' worth), trailers, video clips, and FUNimation-centric news. Much of the same content can be found at the company's own video site, as well as embedded at Anime News Network's.
GONZO DOGA (17+)
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: Japanese (w/ English Subtitles on English page, mostly)
Languages: Japanese, English
Through a partnership with popular streaming video portal YouTube a few years ago, G.D.H. K.K., animation studio GONZO's parent company, founded GONZO DOGA, which served as their official online VOD service. Content such as PVs (promotional videos) and commercials of their work had been made available on the Japanese version of the site, while the English version is fairly bare outside of the studio's eyecatch trailer, a smatter of PVs and an installment of their Hennako-chan ONA. Those looking for a little more substance may also want to check out the studio's own self-titled channel, which contains the first episodes of a few shows (in Japanese, with no subtitles).
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Hulu (17+)
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: Japanese w/ English Subtitles, English Dubbed
A popular provider of free, high-quality video on the Web, Hulu.com also offers streaming anime at no cost. Arguably one of the largest digital distributors on the Web, titles can be found from companies of the likes of FUNimation, Viz Media, Enoki Films USA (through GONG), Media Blasters, Toei Animation, among others, in either subtitled or dubbed formats.
iTunes (17+)
Streaming: No
Downloadable: Yes [Pay]
Download Client: Required (iTunes)
Audio: Japanese w/ English Subtitles, English Dubbed
An industry leader and revolutionary service, Apple's iTunes Store paved the way for the wave of digital distribution with its expansive library of low-cost songs and video that could be enjoyed on either the company's equally ubiquitous and groundbreaking iPod media player or on one's own computer. Anime companies have been privy to the reach of the service and had thus made some of their offerings available there. Due to how they work, the links listed ahead will automatically open the iTunes application and display the page there and not in one's browser (outside of a "redirect" page).
Anime television shows can either be purchased by episode or by season. Due to the lack of an animation section in the Movie listings, anime movies aren't organized under a specific banner, but some can be found at this link. Lastly, there is also the search box in the upper right-hand corner of the Store window and the Viewers Also Bought on the pages of each show, which may also help you find more titles.
KADOKAWA Anime Channel (17+)
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: Japanese
Language: Japanese
Major anime and manga producer and distributor Kadokawa has its own streaming video channel on the popular YouTube site. In addition to trailer offerings from their various media operations are the occasional full episodes of titles from their sizable library (Note: region-blocking may occur). As it is a Japanese YT page and is primarily aimed at a Japanese audience first-and-foremost, the videos have no accompanying translations.
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Media Blasters (17+)
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: English Dubbed
When U.S. anime distributor Media Blasters unveiled their revamped website, they also unveiled a new high-quality streaming video service to showcase their anime content for free. To start things off, the first episodes of IkkiTousen: Dragon Destiny, Queen's Blade: The Exiled Virgin, and Kanokon can be found on their respective site pages and are dubbed in English. A word of caution: the shows offered, while not outright hentai, are definitely for mature audiences and should be considered NSFW, as well.
Revver (17+)
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: Yes [Free]
Download Client: None
Audio: English Dubbed
Via use of Flash video (similar to YouTube and its ilk), this VOD provider has clips and trailers from Bandai Ent., FUNimation, and the now-defunct ADV Films, as well as downloadable versions of them.
Toonzaki (17+)
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: Japanese w/ English Subtitles, English Dubbed
Presented by 4Kids Entertainment, Toonzaki is an anime streaming site featuring titles from the distributor, as well as FUNimation Ent. While most of the videos are from the latter and actually originate from Hulu.com, Toonzaki also plans on hosting exclusive content on its own.
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Veoh (17+)
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: English Dubbed
Massive online video portal Veoh has a collection streams from a number of companies and broadcasters, including those in the anime industry. FUNimation is the section's sole provider, although NHK's popular Domo mascot has his own channel at Veoh, too.
Viz Anime (17+)
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: Japanese w/ English Subtitles
View Period: Since December 21, 2009
Viz Media, in a similar vein to FUNimation, started a website dedicated to streaming their anime properties. It should bear mentioning that the videos are hosted by Hulu, making the service closer to Anime News Network's (embedded video) than the aforementioned company, who also self-hosts some of the shows on their website. Among the titles present include BLEACH, NANA, Honey & Clover, and Monster, as well as first series and sequels to Naruto and Inuyasha.
YouTube (17+)
Streaming: Yes [Most Free, Some Pay (rentals)]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: Japanese w/ English Subtitles, English Dubbed
The great pioneer of online video hosting, YouTube, has sought out partnerships over the years in hopes of supporting legal viewing of copyrighted works and to curtail illegally posted ones on their site. With the advent of digital distribution across the board and anime being among its largest categories of videos, they naturally caught the attention of numerous companies from both sides of the Pacific. Along with the site's support of posting entire series and movies, as well as HD-quality video, many anime companies and producers have come aboard from both sides of the Pacific, including FUNimation, Bandai Ent., Kadokawa, The Anime Network, Manga Ent., Kodansha, TMS, Lantis, GONG, and 4KidsTV. Most video tend to be subtitled, but there is still a substantial amount of dubbed ones. However, with so many providers and users from around the world, some may find more than a few videos region-locked (more common among Japanese ones, which may be viewable to those citizens only). Some shows may also be found only in the rental section (i.e. the subbed version of a show could be available for free, but the dubbed version can only be rented for a small fee).
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-:Anime On The Go!!:- [iPhone/iPod touch Only] ↑
With the advent of mobile Internet in smartphones and multimedia players, a few online video providers have chimed in on it. Through the use of "apps," one can offer their services through a streamlined program on those devices that makes it easy and simple to watch your favorite shows wherever you are over a Wi-Fi or cellular connection.
As I only have an iPod touch, I can only attest to what is available for that device. iPhones and iPads may enjoy the same services, but 3G connectivity may vary among apps. And so, everything below is based on what is available via iPod touch (2nd Gen.), with iOS 4.1, and over Wi-Fi. However, those that have a different smartphone or media player may still want to use this list as a reference to see if those services or apps are available on their own device.
The apps can be downloaded from the iPhone/iPod touch's App Store and from Apple's iTunes desktop media player. iPad users may also be able to find these in their own store, but not every app may be tailored to or available for the device (those that are will be noted). The app links below will open up either program depending on which machine you are using.
Anime Network Mobile (17+)
Developer: ZooVision
Price: $6.99
Streaming: Yes [Pay]
Downloadable: No
Audio: English Dubbed
The Anime Network and ZooVision expanded from their app offerings of individual episode and movie of anime titles and founded the Anime Network Mobile app. A purchase will give you 30 days of unlimited access to their whole library, along with exclusive wallpaper, which can be extended afterwords with a subscription. The titles primarily consists of those from Section23 Films (formerly, like TAN, of the defunct ADV Films).
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Crunchyroll (17+)
Developer: Crunchyroll, Inc.
Price: Free
Streaming: Yes [Free] (Paid Subscription: Earlier Access to Simultaneously-Aired Shows, Access to Member-only titles)
Downloadable: No
iPad Version: Available
Audio: Japanese w/ English Subtitles (mostly), English Dubbed
One of the largest anime video sites on the Net makes its substantial library available to members and subscribers alike with their very own app. Though sign-up is not necessary to watch the videos (like on the website), it is free and in some cases required if you want to watch any age-restricted videos. Membership Subscribers, however, are not subject to ads and can enjoy access to particular titles that others cannot (e.g. the first Naruto series, Fairy Tail).
GONG Anime TV Previews (17+)
Developer: Metranome
Price: Free
Streaming: No
Downloadable: Yes [Free, Some Pay (rentals)]
Audio: Japanese w/ English Subtitles, English Dubbed
The European-based digital distributor's app was the first-ever anime video-type centered around downloadable content. Rather than streaming titles like most apps, it downloads new video as soon as the app is opened. These can be saved, deleted, and redownloaded, and thus, can be rewatched without an Internet connection (however, you cannot transfer the videos to your computer and save or rewatch them there). Shows from Enoki Films USA largely fill out their ranks, along with a handful of others, and episodes are normally separated into three parts. Non-anime related content, such as interviews and concert footage of European acts, are also present (though in the minority), as well as a rental section, with rates at $1.99 /episode.
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vSNAX (17+)
Developer: Rhythm NewMedia
Price: Free
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Audio: English Dubbed
One of the first video apps for the iPhone/iPod touch and one of the first to offer anime, vSNAX primarily features clips of shows from Manga Entertainment.
ZooVision (17+)
Developer: ZooVision
Prices: Vary (about $2.99/episode app, $4.99+/movie app)
Streaming: Yes [Pay]
Downloadable: Yes (very few) [Pay]
Audio: English Dubbed
Note: Search for "zoovision" to find apps in App Store, or click here or the above link if on computer
Through a partnership with The Anime Network (formerly a part of the defunct ADV Films), ZooVision offers numerous apps centered around particular shows on its airwaves. Each individual app is dedicated to either a single episode of a show (sometimes more) or an entire movie, and not only offers the anime, but also exclusive wallpaper, story and character details, and, in some cases, access to a discussion board to chat with others about it. Most of the videos are streamed, though some may be downloadable. A few of the apps may even allow for the purchase of additional episodes from inside the apps themselves, rather than downloading another app to watch the next episode (they run at about the same price, so it is more of a matter of convenience than savings). Titles primarily consists of those from Sentai Filmworks (also formerly of the defunct ADV Films).
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-:Anime Shows on Parade:- ↑
While there are many, many anime works that can be found in the sections above, there are a few that you may not quite find there. This section covers anime that may be seen elsewhere on the Internet, had preview episodes or sneak peeks available on other sites (that were long forgotten), are more-obscure ONAs or independent shorts, or may only be available for a preview period or special occasion for a limited time. As shows are licensed and appear at the venues above, they will be removed, so try checking them out there or in one of the "Free Anime Directory Updates" if you no longer find them here.
Ani-Kuri
Host: NHK
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: Japanese
Language: Japanese
NHK (Nippon Housou Kyoukai, or "Japanese Broadcasting Corporation", sort of the country's "PBS") posted a number of their Ani-Kuri shorts online. These one-minute long showcases hail from some of the biggest names, such as Mamoru Oshii, Osamu Kobayashi, and Range Murata, and studios, such as Studio 4°C, Madhouse, and GONZO, in the anime industry. Courtesy goes to Anime News Network, who provided a translation guide to clicking on the right links to the content.
Fumiko's Confession
Host: YouTube
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: Japanese
View Period: Since November 9, 2009
Hiroyasu Ishida (aka "Tete"), a 21-year-old animation student at the esteemed Kyoto Seika University's Faculty of Manga, largely self-produced the acclaimed 2 minute, 23 second short, "Fumiko's Confession", along with some help on a few of its technical aspects (i.e. 3D CG, backgrounds, animation). It found great fame on YouTube, where he posted it and a few sample animations of his onto. In addition, he made various aspects of "Fumiko's" production available for viewing online, including storyboards, backgrounds, and design work. Courtesy to Anime News Network for providing the specific information.
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Mudazumo Naki Kaikaku -The Legend of KOIZUMI- The Animation (17+)
Host: YouTube
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: [None]
Audio: Japanese
View Period: Since December 30, 2009
The first episode of Mudazumo Naki Kaikaku, better known under its English subtitle as "The Legend of KOIZUMI", is made available onto YouTube. Based on the political parody manga of the same name, the comedic show follows the exploits of (a fictionalized) Japanese Prime Minister Junichirou Koizumi, who matches wits and diplomacy with other (fictionalized) world leaders over intense games of mahjong. The episode runs at around 7 1/2 minutes long and is in Japanese only, with no subtitles, and can also be watched on its official site (which uses the same YouTube stream).
Ninja Nonsense [The Right Stuf International, Inc./Nozomi Entertainment] (17+)
Host: IGN Anime
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: English Dubbed
View Period: Since November 30, 2007
The first episode of the highly-acclaimed anime comedy (with its equally-regarded English dub) is made available from the folks at Right Stuf/Nozomi Ent. and IGN Anime. Also viewable at Nozomi Ent.'s YouTube channel.
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Pumpkin Scissors (17+)
Host: IGN Anime
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: English Dubbed
View Period: Since October 15, 2007
ADV Films (when they once held the license, which became FUNimation's around a year later) and IGN Anime coyly debuted the premiere episode of GONZO and AIC's adaptation of the post-war drama manga in the midst of the Halloween season... Fully available at FUNimation Videos and ANN Video.
Tekkon Kinkreet [Sony Pictures Home Entertainment] (17+)
Host: IGN.com
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: Yes [Free]
Download Client: None
View Period: Since September 24, 2007
The first anime feature ever to be helmed by an American (Michael Arias), Tekkon Kinkreet is an adaptation of the esteemed manga of the same name. IGN.com hosts the first six minutes of the Studio 4°C-animated film.
THE THIRD: THE GIRL WITH THE BLUE EYE [The Right Stuf International, Inc./Nozomi Entertainment/Kadokawa Pictures USA]
Host: IGN.com
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: English Dubbed
View Period: Since June 25, 2007
Hailing from from studio XEBEC (Martian Successor Nadesico, Heroic Age, Buso Renkin), THE THIRD, ironically, represents Kadokawa Pictures USA's third collaboration with an American distributor (this time, Right Stuf, and its production arm, Nozomi Ent.).
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TRIP TREK
Host: YouTube
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: English w/Japanese Subtitles, Japanese w/Japanese Subtitles
A little-known Original Net Anime (ONA) from animation studio manglobe (Samurai Champloo, Ergo Proxy), the comedic short-length fantasy tale (or "web comic", as the studio calls it) had the distinction of debuting first with an English language track with Japanese subtitles, and a Japanese language track (with, curiously enough, the same Japanese subtitles from before still present) afterwards. As a bonus, a comic short of the story, done by the creation group behind it, is available here in a PDF format (in Japanese only).
the TV show (17+)
Host: YouTube
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: Music Only
View Period: Since December 7, 2009
The TV show is an eclectic 3-1/2 minute long music video produced solely by a young, self-taught animator named Kousuke Sugimoto (with the music provided by Takayuki Manabe). Sugimoto has previously animated and helped work on videos for artists such as Nightmare and ketchup mania and hosts a few samples of his work on his website. The TV show in particular can be found on YouTube, as posted by him.
Yawarakame
Streaming: Yes [Free]
Downloadable: No
Download Client: None
Audio: Japanese
View Period: Since December 14, 2009
Yawarakame is the eccentric brainchild of Those Who Hunt Hunt Elves and Dokkoida?! mangaka Yu Yagami and animation studio ufotable (Kara no Kyoukai, Ninja Nonsense, Dokkoida?!). Beside the tale centering on a soft-shelled turtle, perhaps its most unique feature is that seiyuu Miyuki Sawashiro (Di Gi Charat's Puchiko, Bakemonogatari's Suruga) voices all of the characters in the characters in it. One can view the first episode (two minutes in length) by moving their mouse towards the button on left side and clicking on the link near the bottom (third one down) with a number "1" in the kanji. Courtesy to Anime News Network for explaining how to view the video. Although, if the video is too tiny and low-res for you, BeeTV also placed it onto YouTube in a higher resolution.
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-:Off Sites:- ↑
These sites are either currently on hiatus, empty of content, or are inaccessible altogether. If there is no sort of update or if the site's status deteriorates, they will be removed from the Directory. If their status improves and come back on online, they will be re-added back to their original spot.
None at this time.
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