Huge Anime Pirate Site nH--tai Being Forced to Shutdown and We Will Lose a Lot of Content

Anime and Manga piracy go hand in hand with each other than most media. However the same came be said about Rule34 and the Internet. Thanks to it taking years for Anime and Manga companies taking decades to catch up to fan translation release times. It caused most of the active community to be more piracy leaning. We lost a lot of culture today my brothers and sisters of the internet.

#anime

Love you all so much thank you for all the support!

[ChibiReviews]

Right now there's an ongoing Copyright Infringement case against the site. I linked the article if you want to read it in the description of the video.

[KesukeW]

So this is what it was like when the Library of Alexandria burned down

[blackfangex]

That guy with 10 TB of Hen tai in his computer is now the most value source

[Gymweeb]

They really coming after hentai now 💀 on a more serious note though these people don’t seem to realize that closing down all these sites aren’t going to make pirates want to switch to legal services, you’re just going to make pirates more spiteful.

[yau]

the US justice system more focused on hentai than violent crimes

[Tounushi]

"The numbers, Mason! What do they mean!?"
"I don't know anymore!!"

[dspace]

Gentlemen, it has been an honour playing with you... and myself.

[Egghead-do]

That's it, Now it's PERSONAL. I'm gonna pirate even more now.

[QCRAZYQ]

japan doing its absolute best not to provide translated manga for global audience while at the same time wondering why manga readers outside of japan use pirate sites that provide translations

[ThatLeaf]

So apparently, the website is still accessed via VPN. However, the USA cannot access it because of a copyright lawsuit from a company in California that owns several brands of "hen ties".

[Shura]

Doujins are literally fan made. How the hell can someone copyright them? I can understand the circle copyrighting them but companies?
I would not be surprised if they created a another website of this nature and just paywalled the shit out of it

[synoh_m]

The worst thing you could do to pirates, is make them feel justified in their piracy.

[kiba]

This a loss on par with the burning of the Library of alexandria
F

[crystalking]

They're going to learn the Golden rule

"Never deprive us of porn"

[StoneCresent]

One problem with obtaining hentai art legally online is that credit card companies, banks, and online money transfer services are increasingly refusing to do business with the pornography industry, especially in North America. This is pushing the industry into resorting to cryptocurrencies or use agreement loopholes to get by. This also threatens to increase the piracy rate of an already heavily pirated industry.

[Kanek]

My disappointment is immeasurable and my year is ruined

[auraaetherbladesigma]

Of course it bloody California, I swear to god that state is beyond saving.

[procow]

I feel a disturbance in the force as though millions of voices just cried out in pain

[judgementkazzy]

Yet they won't go after other adult sites that host way worse stuff than copyright infringement... stuff like real life child exploitative material...

[notaleagueplayer]

You know it's fucked up when pirate is more ethical than some cases like Amazon Video where you still have ads with the 10$ subscription lol