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Have you ever thought about watching your favorite anime directly from your cell phone and completely free of charge in an application that has several features and anime in HD? That's why today I'm going to tell you about anitube.
If you, like me, like watching anime a lot and knowing those that are being released recently, you've already hit your head a lot on the internet looking for a decent application that has these anime updated.
In this case, anitube comes with the proposal to bring the anime of each season of the year in a very simple and completely free way so that you can watch it wherever and whenever you want.
If you really like watching anime, you've probably already come across the anitube website because it is very famous and one of the oldest on the internet when we talk about websites that have anime and anime movies for free.
It is usually very difficult to find on the site that provides this service completely free and without thousands of ads when you click on the anime to watch.
that's why we decided today to review anitube, a very simple and practical application to have on your cell phone when you want to watch anime or simply have a notification that your favorite anime has just been posted.
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We often have this difficulty knowing which day of the week our anime is coming out because there are different ones throughout the week and, most of the time, with the rush of everyday life, we end up getting lost in the dates.
In this way, I can say that I really liked the notification service of the anitube app. Many animes that I don't even know end up being notified and give that taste of clicking and knowing more about.
Another very interesting point is that if you know the day that the anime you like comes out in Brazil, you can wait for the notification and not have to press F5 on some internet page all day until you see that it has been released.
In this way, the application is not so heavy, only needing about 70 MB of your cell phone so that it runs well without crashes and with the anime smoothly.
About the interface of the anitube application, you know that it is very simple and will not have many features like several other competing applications may have.
It is worth mentioning here that the functions it has are enough for those who have a routine consumption of anime but who do not care about an application that has a community or things like that (as much as anitube has a Discord community).
soon when you open it you will notice that it will give you the option to login or not. Particularly I use this application without login because I never saw the need to do so it delivers all services equally to me.
On the top bar you will see a series of options including a button to direct you to Discord the application and inside you will be able to participate in this community that will discuss more about the different types of anime and the news of this world.
There is also a heart that indicates the animes you have favorited, however, to use this function I recommend that you log in as this information will be saved both in the application and on the website.
I cannot forget to mention an eye icon that is on the top bar next to the search bar. This historical icon of the anime you've watched in the application, which can be very useful when you click on an anime to watch and don't know the name or end up not remembering.
At the bottom of the anitube app you will have 4 sections where you can see the anime that are being released with the most recent one at the top of the list; There is also an option to watch anime that are dubbed – but in this case it will also show you options for dubbed films.
the tokusatsu option, if you like this type of programming you won't miss any because there are several of the most varied types and eras. including some from the 80's like the famous Jiraya. And if you like doramas, you'll find it there too.
One point that caught my attention is the wide variety of animes that this application contains, you won't miss absolutely nothing!
I looked for older anime and newer anime with release on the exact day I did the searches and it managed to find anime in high quality and with very good subtitles.
When you open an anime, pay attention that it will open a small advertisement and they won't bother you too much, just click on the x icon that will be right at the top of the ad.
If you prefer to watch in HD or full HD, you'll have to watch another ad but it won't bother you too much if you want to just select these options.
Another point that the anitube application wins over many others is the number of servers it has. In other words, this means that if server one is not working properly you can watch the anime on server 2 and if this one is not working you can watch it on server 3.
There is also option for you to download in lower quality up to full HD quality. In testing they worked great on all 3 quality settings and the server downloaded very quickly.
and if you have a transmitter such as Chromecast, Miracast or the most Smart TV, you can watch it on an external player such as vlc and share the screen with your TV, further increasing your image quality and immersion in anime.
