What anime website do you use?

If anyone is interested in Crunchyroll, I would highly recommend it. @dizzyluv You can use Crunchyroll for free (which include ads and you're are 1 episode behind for the simulcast) before paying (which you get no adds and canw watch everything) and see how you like it. Or to experience premium, try their 14-day trial. I honestly love Crunchyroll because the stream high-quality video, have over 30 new anime titles in their catalogue a season, and I love their interface. I can series to my Queue and they save my spot also. It is also my way of supporting the anime industry in Japan and distributors in North America. I don't buy DVDs or Blu Ray of anime; when I do, they are out of print usually. CR mostly show subs because they own acquire the licensing to only the sub for all the anime (some dubs though like ToraDora) and their mission is to show anime to the rest of the world 1 hour after it is aired in Japan. Right now, Funimation is the only one (I think?) doing dub simulcast and Funimation wants that to stay on their website. @genma314 Crunchroll certainly has a lot of obscure anime so I would recommend checking out their catalogue!

Dubbedanime.net is pretty good for dubs Animetv.org is good aswell, though sometimes their videos do not work

Thanks everyone you guys are helpfull :http://i.imgur.com/lANlKgl.gif

I used to use Crunchyroll when they didn't have ads, and then when they started giving me free premium, but eventually they stopped giving it some time after quitting being mod there, and I also cannot use Crunchyroll when in Japan, so I just use "gogoanime" now. Sometimes Funimation's website has full anime, but it's slow whenever I try, and restricted to some countries...

I've heard a lot of people in Japan will download the torrents put up intended for English-speakers but just turn off the English subtitles if they are only encoded on the file.