Da-Anime consists of a Blogspot blog (more of a site than a blog really) and forum filled with anime hosted on free file hosts (primarily Megaupload actually) that have been uploaded by admins and members.
In practice, it’s similar to sites like RequestAnime.com and Instant Anime, but there is one difference. The site has anime listed on both its blog and forum, where the former is hassle-free, while the latter requires free registration. Of course, you’ll get more anime if you register at the forum.
It has a large collection of anime series and movies (quite a number of rare anime movies there) – especially in their forum – but there is one thing that annoys me. Everytime you load a page on their blog, there’s a pop-under announcement that points you to their forum. While it’s good for people who have no idea they have a forum, there’s really no reason to make it appear on every page load. I feel it would be best to limit the pop-under to once a session.
Update: Edited with new URL to Da-Anime. Sorry for being super late on this.
1) Da-Anime
- Megaupload (Free File Host) Speed: Average
- Free File Host Content on Blog: 65+ completed (e.g. Pretear, Berserk, Gunslinger Girl, etc.) and 3+ ongoing anime series (e.g. Blood+, Eureka Seven, etc.), as well as 25+ movies (e.g. Saint Seiya – Heaven Chapter, Yonna in the Solitary Fortress, etc.).
- Update Frequency: Frequent
- Free File Host Content in Forum: 80+ additional completed (e.g. Read or Die, Kimi ga Nozomu Eien, Re Cutie Honey, etc.) and ongoing anime series (e.g. xxxHolic, Ergo Proxy, etc.), plus several additional movies (e.g. Air Movie, Naruto Movie 1, etc.). “Additional” refers to the fact that the content in the forum doesn’t overlap with the blog.
- Update Frequency: Frequent
- Video Format: .rmvb (LQ to MQ), .avi (HQ), .ogm (HQ), .mp4 (HQ)
- Note: Blog is hassle-free, i.e. registration or forum posting not required to access downloads. However, the forum requires free registration (e-mail confirmation required), though forum posting is not required to access their downloads section. The site only uses free file hosts, i.e. they do not have their own media server (or rather, they used to have one for uploaders).