as expected

Woow so early, thanks for the info

And CR adds another series to their Winter Lineup: Prince of Tennis II.

http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2011/12/30/crunchyroll-adds-prince-of-tennis-ii-anime-to-winter-2012-lineup

I haven't seen the original yet so don't really have much to say on this

I imagine that the fourth season of Natsume will be the other one announced today then since it premieres in Japan on Jan. 1(January 2 here in America) and CR has streamed all of the previous seasons.

I am hopeful that from the Moretsu Pirates announcement that maybe Crunchyroll will be able to stream Amagami SS+(and also hopefully get the first season too.).

More Fairy Tail! Can't wait to see what new shows get added.

So are squid girl and wagnaria going to be aired in a different season or nothing has even been mentioned at all regarding 3rd seasons?

I'm glad chihayafuru is continuing, and fate/zero in the spring apparently.

I'd also really enjoy a 3rd season of The World God Only Knows. Any news on that?

meygaera, while I don't watch this series (outside of clips on YouTube and similar sites), I am not aware of any 3rd season for Squid Girl and The World God Only Knows. However, it is very obvious to say that shows like these and others that have had/may have successful streaming numbers might get more seasons/video episodes.

Sentai/TAN has the first Amagami SS series.

I have a question... why are the new winter 2012 animes being put in the winter 2011 section???

Yes, I am aware of that, and Sentai will likely license Amagami SS+ too. Based on the history of Sentai/TAN streams, how likely is it that Crunchyroll also gets to add it as part of its library?

Since Mooncake is a TBS title, this gives me hope for Amagami SS+(if Sentai does with that what it did with Moretsu Pirates) and Kill Me Baby being streamed here.

Latest news:

CR adds fourth season of "Natsume Yujincho" anime. http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2011/12/30/crunchyroll-to-stream-fourth-season-of-natsume-yujincho-anime

Wasn't surprised at this tbh since CR is streaming the previous seasons.

It's Shounen Tennis, and the first series is really long, hundreds of episodes

To date, I do not know of a single library Sentai/TAN title that has been later licensed to CR, but until the Fall 2011 season, not a single Sentai/TAN simulcast had been licensed to CR. (Of course Sentai/TAN have licensed quite a few library titles that were and indeed still are on CR).

Frankly, during 2011 there were several occurrences that drove home the point of making predictions on what Sentai will or won't do based on past behavior is as likely to result in said prediction blowing up in one's face as not.

That's a long winded way of saying, "I don't think it will happen, but I can't rule it out".

Keep in mind, however, that if CR obtained Amagami SS+ as a simulcast in cooperation with Sentai, and Sentai licensed the original series to CR for streaming, it would be subject to the same restrictions as those Sentai simulcasts in Fall 2011. Specifically, it would be available only to those in the U.S. and Canada.

Another fly in the ointment is that TAN has not finished rolling out the original series. Episode 17 is due January 6, with additional episodes due on a weekly schedule. Most people would want the entire series available prior to viewing the simulcast, but entire dub series have been made available to Netflix while TAN was still rolling out episodes, so is isn't an impossibility, just somewhat improbable.

I agree Ill miss working alot

"Hundreds of episodes" makes it sound as if it is like Conan, Bleach, Naruto, or One Piece in length, rather than what it is really closer to, which is Inuyasha.

The series has 178 episodes, and I count 27 OVA episodes total.