a decent chunk of anime is leaving hbomax on may 26th

[CountFrylock]

the hbo max sub reddit has a post from someone noting that's all 17 anime shows that debuted with hbo max back in may 2020 and now they are set to leave on the 26th

 

[Jman]

1 hour ago, CountFrylock said:

the hbo max sub reddit has a post from someone noting that's all 17 anime shows that debuted with hbo max back in may 2020 and now they are set to leave on the 26th

 

Well they did sell their provider.

[CountFrylock]

25 minutes ago, Jman said:

Well they did sell their provider.

which is funny looking back on it

because everyone's wanting to get a piece of that anime pie(even Disney had previously announced some anime stuff for D+)and because WM had to sell off CR to stay afloat

they have to step away from that market

Edited May 9, 2022 by CountFrylock

[MasqueradeOverture]

Kenichiro Yoshida might as well be the Koch brothers when it comes to anime.

[CountFrylock]

some more anime leaving alongside Alonoha zero(which will be leaving august 3rd)

[Chapinator_X]

RIPD to HBO’s anime catalog. Guess I’ll have to go on 30 other streaming services to watch InuYasha. 

[Ric]

I guess they still have Ghibli, HBO is the only place you can stream those isn't it?

[PokeNirvash]

I never used HBOMax for anime, so no huge loss on my end. At least we got some good content rating lists out of it.

Except for Your Lie in April. Their ratings for Your Lie in April are bad.

[CountFrylock]

10 hours ago, Ric said:

I guess they still have Ghibli, HBO is the only place you can stream those isn't it?

correct it's the only place to stream the studio ghibli library

 

[OwlChemist81]

On 7/4/2022 at 11:58 PM, CountFrylock said:

some more anime leaving alongside Alonoha zero(which will be leaving august 3rd)

What's interesting is all 24 episodes of Yashahime are still streaming on [as]. I wonder if those go "poof" on August 3rd too?