Where the fuck can I watch this show legally? Why doing things legally is such a fucking hassle? Who in their right mind wouldn't just pirate shit if available instead of subscribing (free trial) to a steaming service that claims that have the show your looking for but turns out it is not there anymore and the only way you can look at their shitty content list is to subscribe.
Hasbro used to have this show available for free on their YouTube channel but they removed it/made it private TL;DR: Where can I watch Hanazuki: Full of Treasures without getting blasted with tons of redirects, shitty ads and incomplete list of episodes?
I second the OP's question. I've saved about 3/4 of the series before it disappeared.
Colton Hernandez
I just can't believe they would have the full first season on Youtube, then taking it off without putting it anywhere else. What's the point? What do they gain by doing that?
Nolan Cruz
They actually have it on their website (hanazuki.hasbro / video) I managed to watch the 20 episodes on there, not even full season 1 then when I checked on it later the episodes are no longer there and /videos just redirects you to the homepage.
I have to use VPN to get back to /videos now
Logan Martin
We're suppose to get a movie.
Jayden Campbell
I saw a very well animated Hanazuki short in front of the _________ movie.
Caleb Sullivan
Hello all. This is the same user here I'm happy to say that's been my policy for well more than a decade. Every now and then it really saves my ass... and sometimes the fandom's.
Apparently I saved ALL of the episodes from the first season of Hanazuki from YouTube. I also managed to scrounge up some web-rip files from another source and compared them for quality. I have to say the original YouTube downloads are still the best by a notable margin.
I also have all 8 episodes of season 2, and two files that purport to be the movie. (I haven't finished the first season, so I'm not going to watch them yet to find out.)
Yep. They canceled the show right after, leaving it on a cliffhanger. I hate it when that happens.
Jayden Harris
Reminder that Piracy is a civic duty. Remind them---even now, when they think they have a captive audience---that you will continue to consume their entertainment without supporting them or the corporatist cult they prop up.
Jacob Evans
It's really just the one guy. Kiazuki is the only one doing the abusing.