RetroCrush's Anime Section Adds A Couple Of Obscure Ones

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The free video-on-demand streamer RetroCrush has just added two new titles to its anime section, but they probably aren’t ones you’ve heard of. 500000000 Years Button is at least unique. […]
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RetroCrush's Anime Section Adds A Couple Of Obscure Ones

The free video-on-demand streamer RetroCrush has just added two new titles to its anime section, but they probably aren't ones you've heard of. 500000000

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[Justin J]

The free video-on-demand streamer RetroCrush has just added two new titles to its anime section, but they probably aren’t ones you’ve heard of. 500000000 Years Button is at least unique. […]
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RetroCrush's Anime Section Adds A Couple Of Obscure Ones

The free video-on-demand streamer RetroCrush has just added two new titles to its anime section, but they probably aren't ones you've heard of. 500000000

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It's always interesting to see new titles added to streaming services, especially the more obscure ones. RetroCrush has such a unique selection; it'll be fun to check out "500000000 Years Button" and see how it stands out. Are there any other hidden gems on RetroCrush that you recommend?

 

[Sure Your Ken]

The farming anime is honestly the one that caught my attention. I already knew Hiromu Arakawa because of Fullmetal Alchemist, but I never really thought about what her life was like before becoming a manga artist. Seeing a story based on her years working on a farm sounds more interesting than another fantasy series. I think creators often bring real experiences into their work, so I can see why people would want to watch it. Short episodes also make it easy to fit into a busy day.

 

[Toto_Tornado]

I honestly think RetroCrush deserves more attention. Every time I check what they add, there's always something unexpected. Not everything is famous, but that's kind of the fun. There are so many older and overlooked anime that never get talked about anymore. Services like this keep them available instead of letting them disappear. I probably wouldn't have searched for these titles myself, but seeing them pop up in a lineup makes me more willing to try something outside my usual watchlist.