RorikonJyanai Anime Direct Downloads?
For those who are active in downloading anime fansubs (or otherwise) from IRC (Internet Relay Chat) , you must have come across either the (in)famous public unlicensed anime FTP server or the XDCC bot (i.e. something like a download server on IRC) managed by Misha-Su. For the uninitiated, more information about these can be obtained from RorikonJyanai.
Recently, it seems they have expanded in providing anime fansub direct downloads at http://www.animeblues.com. There is about 380 episodes online on a 10 mbit line (I think) there. Up to 15 people can download at any one time.
But, be careful because IP banning on that site is not uncommon if you break the rules (just like the FTP). The problem is that at the moment, I can’t find any rules regarding the direct download site. So, to be safe, make sure you don’t download more than 1 file at a time. If the FTP server’s rules apply to the site, it also means that after downloading a file, you must take a break of 20 minutes+ to allow others a chance.
Overall, just don’t abuse the service. It is an excellent and most importantly, free service.
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May 5th, 2007 10:18
[…] This feature comes rather late considering that I’ve been using this site for quite a while now, but better late than never, no? Anyway, Rorikonjyanai/404 Not Found is the next evolution of sites most of us have seen before, i.e. Misha.Distrocity and animeblues.com. […]