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International Streaming Service "Daisuki" Closes Down
Web site managed by the Anime Consortium Japan will shut down on October 31, 2017
It's a rough business world out there for streaming services, and it seems the cruel realities of the modern market have claimed another victim: as of October 31, 2017, Daisuki - an international anime streaming platform managed by Anime Consortium Japan, Inc. - will shut down for good. Hit the jump to learn more.
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Daisuki Lists Anime Set To Expire In July
14 anime series, mostly Gundam and other Sunrise mecha, will be expiring at the end of July
Anime Consortium Japan's streaming service Daisuki has posted that 14 anime series, mostly Gundam and other Sunrise mecha, will be expiring at the end of July. Get the details after the jump.
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Daisuki Streams "AURA BATTLER DUNBINE" and "Heavy Metal L-Gaim"
Classic Sunrise mecha directed by Yoshiyuki Tomino are now available to Premium members
Daisuki, a streaming service managed by Anime Consortium Japan, has added a pair of iconic mecha series to their online catalog: 1983's AURA BATTLER DUNBINE and 1984's Heavy Metal L-Gaim. Hit the jump to learn more.
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Daisuki to Simulcast "Long Riders!" and More
Streaming service announces October line-up as well as catalog title additions
Daisuki, a streaming service associated with Anime Consortium Japan, has announced a slate of Fall 2016 simulcast titles as well as additional catalog titles for their premium members. Hit the jump to learn more.
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"Bottle Fairy" and More Added to Daisuki's Online Streaming Catalog
"Nagasarete Airanto" and "Mama is just a Fourth grade pupil" also added to service's September line-up
Daisuki.net, an online streaming service published by the Anime Consortium Japan business venture, has recently been expanding the list of catalog titles available to members with paying subscriptions, and in September they are adding three new titles: Bottle Fairy, Nagasarete Airanto, and Mama is just a Fourth grade pupil. Hit the jump to learn more.
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Daisuki Announces Premium Service Offering
Gundam Wing, Gundam SEED and SEED Destiny, Round Vernian Vifam and Magical Sisters Yoyo & Nene
This summer, the Anime Consortium Japan is launching a $5 a month premium services that will include simulcasts, as well as limited earlier anime. Exclusive content streaming for premium members throught August 31st includes Gundam Wing, Gundam SEED and SEED Destinty, Round Vernian Vifam and Magical Sisters Yoyo & Nene. More after the jump.
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Daisuki Lines Up Streaming End Dates for a Handful of Anime Series
"Sword Art Online II" and more to end streaming on Daisuki soon
Daisuki revealed that a handful of its streaming anime titles will be reaching their expiration date soon. At the moment there are ten series set to be removed from the service at the end of June, including Sword Art Online II and Black Butler Book of Circus/Book of Murder. Read on for more.
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Daisuki Announces International "One-Punch Man" Streaming Schedule
Comedic superhero action TV anime begins streaming outside Japan on October 05, 2015
Daisuki has announced the international streaming schedule for the upcoming TV anime adaptation of One-Punch Man, a comedic super hero manga by One and Yusuke Murata about an unassuming but unbelievably powerful hobbyist hero who defeats even the most dire threats with a single punch. Hit the jump to learn more.
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Daisuki to Stream "Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans"
Website will stream series outside of Japan beginning October 04, 2015
Good news for Mobile Suit Gundam fans living outside Japan: Daisuki will be streaming the new Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans TV anime beginning October 04, 2015. Hit the jump to learn more.
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New Companies Invest In Daisuki Parent Anime Consortium Japan
Six publishers increase investment level in streaming portal
Anime Consortium Japan, the parent company of the Daisuki streaming portal has announced that a new group of investors has invested in the venture. Hit the jump for the details.
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FEATURE: First Impressions: DAISUKI
"It sucks pretty badly at the moment, but...with some work it could be great!"
Following up on my generally positive first impressions of AnimeSols earlier this week, I follow up with my detailed first impressions on the highly anticipated Daisuki streaming portal. Read on for my impressions and what to watch out for when using the site. Hit the jump for the break down.
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