And the biggest reason I would not have chosen ZOMGanime is because of it’s limited content – Sky7anime.net also an extensive Asian TV/film library, and you can read manga on-line there as well. With ZOMG’s recent capitulation to a Funimation DCMA takedown notice, their content has been stunted by 15 major titles being no longer available on their site4 (One Piece being the most notable of these). The last time I checked, Sky7 had 827 series available.

Runners-up to Sky7 would be Animecrazy.net (they have anime and asian tv/film as well) and then a tie btwn: Gogoanime.com, Anilinks.com, and Animekuro.com.

What I would like to know however, is wth this guy means about “not being able to watch it more than once” if it is streaming video? And I do not know where this guy’s been, maybe in a spider-hole? But if you are willing to wait for the buffer time, most things can now be found as .divx streaming video – which is DVD quality files (and with a tiny adjustment in the settings of the DIVX Web Player Software, you can be downloading what you are watching, voila!) So the issue of quality is moot, so long as you are willing to LOOK for a good stream. And you can watch streaming video as much as you want (Megavideo has a time limit however – they’ll ask you to take a 54 minute break then return), just reload the darn page.

I suggest that everyone familiarize themselves with OVGuide.com as a resource for finding video of any sort on the Internet.

That one is trying hard to make a quality reality in a mesh of anime websites.