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Youtube has always been a source of pirated anime for weebs worldwide looking for alternatives to costly subscription plans. This is even truer in India where people tend to favour the cheaper alternative. Moreover, Indian otakus have few options to watch their favourite series especially after Animax shut down. But that has changed with the emergence of channels that stream anime on Youtube legally in India for free. These channels are run by distributors looking for ways to increase their reach. This is a smart move because it gives viewers who are reluctant to pay for anime less reason to turn to pirated websites. So if you want to support anime creators and distributors without paying, here's where to watch anime legally on Youtube in India. Muse Asia Muse Asia is the most popular anime streaming channel in Asia run by the distributor, MUSE Communication. The channel's main target audience is actually in Southeast Asia but it also streams in the South Asian region. Some of

Screenshot Many of us join the weeb bandwagon during the teenage years. But as we grow older, the usual fan service and nakama power get boring. So here's a list of anime that adult fans should watch. Just to be clear, when I say adult anime, I don't mean the hentai, echi, or gory stuff. I mean an adult-centric anime with a focus on dealing with the adult lifestyle, like getting a job, the office life, being unsure of if you've been wasting your life and need to rethink it, that kinda stuff. So most of the shows on this list will be slice of life and seinen shows though you can find other genres as well.  If I miss your favorite shows, it's because it didn't match the list's theme or I just didn't watch it. I'm also excluding movies from the list, might make a separate one for that. I'll keep this list as free of spoilers as possible. ReLife Screenshot This series is a must-watch for every adult who feels like a failure. Although it follows adult

(Screenshot From Youtube) Gundam Build Divers may have disappointed you but that's no reason to sleep on its sequel. Gundam Build Divers Re:Rise might just be what the Build series needed to create the interest. It may not live up to the Build Fighters but is enjoyable in its own right. Even though it's been a year since season one was completed, and season 2 is out now, I'll try to explain why this series is worth a watch without giving away any spoilers. Theme The series starts with Hiroto, May, Kazami and Parviz receiving a mission in GBN (the in-anime VRMMORPG) from a furry character named Freddie to protect his furry village from mechs called One-Eyes. Even though the series focuses on the 'mission', it radiates with a touch of hurt and comfort. Every person in the series seems to be hurting in their own way and are trying to get through their daily lives while dealing with it. But the series has many funny and upbeat moments, so it never gets h