Since Nyaa is down permanently I've been looking for other

>>309853

Just made an account on AnimeTorrents to check its worth compared to AnimeBytes.

Seems pretty mediocre comparatively. Was trying to find a small OVA in my plan to watch just to comply with their "no lurker" policy and couldn't find anything remotely unknown, since it either didn't exist or was unseeded. Anime I tried to find that aren't on AT or are unseeded, but are on AB for reference: Dragon Half (with 8 different releases, all seeded), Kemono to Chat, California Crisis, Hori-san to Miyamura-kun.

Their design is a bit to be desired as well. AnimeBytes has a separate page for each anime, whereas this lists every single release related to the same anime separately, which isn't too great. And on that topic, it also has a lot less releases than AnimeBytes.

Finally, to answer your question, yes, there are bonus points and it does work like AnimeBytes. You get 1 Bonus Point for each completed torrent you're seeding every hour, don't know if there's a limit. 100 points gets you 1 GB, 500 = 10 GB, 1000 = 25 GB. It's a lot nicer than a lot of other bonus point systems (BakaBT, for example). There are also naturally freeleech torrents.

Despite all the bad things I said, I'd still say to make an account, just in case every public site goes to shit and it's one of the few sites left and they suddenly don't allow registration.


Anyway, here are a bunch of anime torrenting alternatives:
https://nyaa.pantsu.cat/ (Nyaa Archive)
https://nyaarchive.moe/ (Nyaa Archive)
https://www.acgnx.se/
https://animetosho.org/
bakabt.me

>>309954
Thank you. I made an account just in case since I don't have AB account to fall back into if every public tracker is down.

>Finally, to answer your question, yes, there are bonus points and it does work like AnimeBytes. You get 1 Bonus Point for each completed torrent you're seeding every hour, don't know if there's a limit. 100 points gets you 1 GB, 500 = 10 GB, 1000 = 25 GB. It's a lot nicer than a lot of other bonus point systems (BakaBT, for example). There are also naturally freeleech torrents.

That rule is kinda hidden in the forum FAQ which I have no access to before creating an account. Thanks.

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>nyaa down permanently

Holy shit. Good thing I quit anime a while ago.

Post more alternatives. I was actually considering picking anime back up just recently.

>>310388
>Post more alternatives.
Actually I just remembered there's XDCC.

Are XDCC services still up and running?

>>310390

Of course.

It's better for airing shows than trying to find older stuff though.

http://xdcc.horriblesubs.info/
https://nibl.co.uk/bots.php

By the way, I pretty much posted every relevant alternative, so.

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>>310421
OK thank you anon-sempai-san.

Not OP, but thanks Anons. Was getting worried about "no more anime".