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DAISUKI is a relatively new site, but the cool thing about it is that it's actually an effort from the Japanese anime industry to bring anime to the West direct from the source. If you'll notice, a few of this season's (Summer 2015) anime have a short sequence showing DAISUKI.net. ("Dai-skee dotto-net!")Also, DAISUKI, if I recall correctly, simulcasts some shows--as in, you watch them on the same day they come out on TV in Japan. It also integrates with MyAnimeList.net so you can update your list directly from there. Crunchyroll, on the other hand, has been doing streaming for far longer --since 2005 or so, I believe--and has certainly greatly improved on its site features in the many years it's been in operation. You can, if I recall correctly, now also read (a very small selection of) manga there, in addition to the J- and K-dramas that were part of the site since its inception. As far as anime goes, you can watch some of the latest anime titles in 480p for free, but there are at least three ads per episode, and they don't always respect the episode's "cut points", i.e. the point in the show where the eyecatch is shown and it actually cuts to commercial. Sometimes the ads will cut into the show about a minute or so before the credits roll, creating a very annoying situation where you wait through the damned 15-second unskippable ad just to see the last minute of remaining show content, which may be important to the plot. So they basically take advantage of the fact that you'll stick around until the credits sequence to squeeze in one last ad.You can also watch older anime titles on Crunchyroll from the very first episode for free, such as Gintama and the like, which you can't do on DAISUKI because it's fairly new. If you pay for a Crunchyroll subscription, you can download ad-free episodes to your computer or mobile device at 720p or higher, and you can also stream ad-free 720p or higher on the site itself. So you're basically swapping their ad income for income from your own pocket, in exchange for the convenience of not having ads.Crunchyroll also has an active forum community and community engagement with the site is also active.TL;DR - It comes down to what you want from the site. Simulcasts of the newest seasons on DAISUKI, or the big library on Crunchyroll? They can both be enjoyed for free, so it's not like you have to favor one over the other.

First of all, aside from retaining his name, and hatred of Captain America, Zemo has nothing in common with his comic book counterpart (who is a costumed villain known as Baron Zemo, a wealthy German noble, the son of one of Captain America's greatest foes, and wears a mask to hide his hideously disfigured face).His motivation is “WAH! I lost my family to Ultron! Therefore superheroes = bad. I think I’ll rely on a tremendous set of coincidences, like:Zemo went to all the trouble of killing the ex-HYDRA guard, bombing the UN, killing the shrink and setting off an EMP just so he could ask Bucky in person about a mission report? How did he know that mission was important?Without this report, how would Zemo know that Bucky was the one to kill Stark's parents? If he knew, why was he asking for the mission report from everyone in the first place?Did Zemo know about the existence of a videotape? How could he have known that? Without that tape (or if that tape had been damaged or destroyed in 20+ years), his plan falls apart, since Cap and Ironman make a truce in Siberia.Zemo planned his revenge for a year (says that to Black Panther in the movie). But the Avengers disagreement starts with the Sokovia accords. How could Zemo have known about the accords which were only proposed after the Nigeria disaster? Very coincidental for Nigeria to happen just as Zemo launches his plan.Timing. If the emp had been delivered 10 mins before or after the plan falls apart. It has to go off just as he's interrogating Bucky. Also, you would think that the UN would put some guards in the room while sending someone to interrogate such a high value prisoner. If that had happened, and Zemo started to read the activation code words, they would have stopped him right away. Plan fails.The UN sends their top shrink to talk to Bucky and no one has seen his face? Zemo doesn't even disguise himself.For the videotape to work, Zemo specifically needed Tony Stark to be there, since the tape only has emotional value for him. Yet Zemo does not provide any information to Stark about the base or the tape. If Falcon had not given Tony the address of the base, he would never have arrived. Cap and Bucky would have shut Zemo down. Plan fails.

Because content creation IS AT AN ALL-TIME HIGH.Most of the other answers to this question are bias.“Trash? What about AOT, Erased” etc, etc. Which is a clever way of avoiding the question directly.Japanese creators are pumping out content like never before. In fact they’re pumping out SO MUCH content collectively, that many are disregarding “quality”.And in a lot of cases, anime shows are rushed because of low budgets (and other issues).It’s the same thing we see with articles on the internet, of which 3M+ posts are published everyday.Or what we see with YouTube, with hours and hours of poor content uploaded every second of everyday.If “pushing out content” is the goal, quality has to suffer along the way.Think about the most popular shows today that are considered “masterpieces”.You’ll realize one thing: most of them are OLD SHOWS with NEW seasons or movies.Attack on Titan.Steins Gate.Disastrous Life Of SAIKI K.Cardcaptor Sakura.Berserk.Fullmetal AlchemistFairy Tail.Sword Art Online.Naruto.One Piece.Dragon Ball Z.Pokemon.Detective Conan.Tokyo Ghoul.Death Note.The Seven Deadly Sins.Love Live,Haikyuu.And many more.“old” means anything not created between 2016–2017.The only exception to “masterpiece” shows lately (as far as fame and sales ££) is My Hero Academia, One Punch Man, A Silent Voice & Your Name. 2 of which are movies.Most other great shows in 2016–2017 (like New Game, Rokudenashi, etc) are overshadowed by the success of older shows (Like SAO, etc) which is proven by ranking charts if you ever look at it.So is anime trash nowadays? It depends how you look at it.But one thing is for sure: The most successful shows are “mostly” older shows.Statistics don’t lie.

There are a number of ways that you can do this, assuming that you have hard cash with you to send.Western Union Money Transfer, enable you to send a special type of payment to a person in another Country whether the receipient has a bank account or not.Providing you can produce proof of Identity, go in to a bank and ask to “buy a bankers draft” this is a like a pre-paid cheque which you can send to the person who requires the money.  Make sure that it is payable to them and that the words “Account Payee- Not Negotiable” are endorsed on it.If you have the persons banking details, again you can go in to a bank, and ask them to “wire” (Telegraphic Transfer) the funds to the creditor, giving the banks the name of the person/company, their bank’s name address (if you have the address), the IBAN number (if you are sending it abroad).  The IBAN Number is an international clearing code which is unique to a bank and branch and the money is taken by the bank you have asked to do the transfer, and then they will put it through their accounts and forward it on electronically.  However with this you have to absolutely sure of the banking details of the recipient as once sent they can be rejected back to the bank you sent them from. However if you are not able to get back to that bank then the funds will just sit in a suspense account until you claim them,