Bakabt and tokyotosho are good for torrents.

>>316

SAGE has been used.

watchanimeon.com

>>330

I primarily used Tokyo Toshokan for years, but it's just an index of torrents. Older series have a lot of dead links and even older ones don't show up at all. It's useful for finding out who all subbed something so you can try a few and find which one you like.

Bakabt is fine, though they tend to not carry multiple torrents of the same show. So if you don't like the subs, you have to look elsewhere.

Nyaatorrents and Kickasstorrents are good sites too. Pirate Bay isn't good for anime, but you can go there as a last resort (only place I could find that had a torrent of Legend of the Galactic Heroes).

As for finding out about stuff, I dunno. I don't browse message boards much these days so most of the time I find out about stuff is solely by seeing fanart on Gelbooru, Pixv etc.

>>368

LOGH (the main series as well as the movies) is available on Nyaa (they even have a 720p BD release of the main series and some of the movies using CentralAnime's subs).

SAGE has been used.

I use animetake.com for all my animes.

currently airing anime can be found at fansubbers websites. use mIRC to directly download w/o torrents. you might stay a week behind the japan schedule, but with the time difference (and language diff) that's not so bad.

SAGE has been used.

I used to use animefreak.tv a lot, and animecrazy, but lots of their links got taken down after the MU and megavideo shutdown :( however there are mirror links and some videos are even embedded on the animefreak site. And if you're looking for a good site that streams anime legally, there's always crunchyroll.

animetosho.org. A comprehensive DDL list shows up a few minutes- an hour after the torrents show up on the fansubbers' websites.