Funimation Reviews

I mostly use Funimation on my phone, and it’s been working really well for me. I’ll be getting ready to watch something and—actually, most nights I just open it up and jump right back into my episode without any hassle.

The app feels simple to get around, which I appreciate. The search could be a little faster sometimes, but for watching anime on the go or just chilling in bed, it’s super convenient.

I haven’t really had any major problems with crashing or buffering either. So yeah, I’m happy with it overall, and I’d definitely give it 5 stars...

I mostly use Funimation for keeping track of my watchlist, and so far it’s worked well for me. I haven’t tested every feature or anything, but adding shows is quick, and I can usually find what I was watching without having to search around too much. It seems to keep my place most of the time too. It’s a small thing, but it definitely makes watching anime feel less annoying

I usually watch Funimation with subtitles on, they’ve been really good. The timing lines up well, they’re easy to read, and I’m not constantly catching missing lines or weird translations like I have on other sites. The wording feels natural too, not awkward or overly stiff. It just makes watching late at night a lot easier. I’ve got no real complaints here.

Most of the time I can log in without any trouble, but every now and then it just sits there loading forever. It’s not a huge deal when it works, but the random hang-ups are frustrating and feel avoidable

I’ve been watching funimation mostly in the evenings, the ads haven’t bothered me much. They do pop up, but it’s not like they’re interrupting every couple of minutes the way some streaming sites do. Most of the breaks are short enough that I can grab a drink or check my phone and get right back into the episode. For a free or ad-supported option, that feels fair to me.

I mostly use funimation.com on my laptop, and overall it’s easy to move around. Finding shows usually isn’t a hassle, and the menu is laid out in a way that makes sense to me most of the time.

The search works okay, though I do wish the filters were a little more useful. Every now and then a page loads slower than I’d expect, or I have to click one extra thing to get where I’m trying to go. Could just be the site getting bogged down when a lot of people are using it, but who knows.

Even with those small annoyances, I don’t really get lost using it. It’s not perfect, but it’s simple enough that I can usually find what I want without thinking too much about it.

The charge itself was correct, so no issue there, but the renewal date threw me off a bit and wasn’t super clear. I reached out to support to double-check, waiting around for their reply was frustrating. It mostly worked out, but the slow response made the whole thing more annoying than it needed to be.

Funimation works alright for me most of the time, but every now and then an episode starts buffering or just crashes outta nowhere. It’s not a total mess or anything, just kinda annoying when I’m trying to chill and watch stuff at night

I mostly use Funimation for my teen, the parental controls ended up being more helpful than I expected. I was able to block the more mature stuff without making the whole app a pain to use, which is kind of the goal, right?
It wasn’t totally perfect because I did have to dig around in the settings for a bit, but once I got it set up, it actually stayed that way. It just makes me feel a lot less stressed when the kids are picking shows on their own, and I feel like other parents would probably appreciate that too.

I’m in the US, and Funimation has had most of the shows I’ve actually been looking for. I know my friend overseas says they can’t access some of the same stuff, so I’m guessing the region lineup here might just be better, though I don’t really know how all the licensing works.

Finding subs and dubs has been easy too, which I appreciate. It’s not flawless every single time, but overall I’ve been happy with what’s available in my area...

My refund was sorted quick, honestly. I wasn’t expecting it to show up so soon, so maybe their refund process is automated or they just happened to be on top of it that day. Either way, no complaints from me.

I mostly use Funimation for simulcasts, and its been reliable for me. New episodes usually pop up right when I expect them to, so I dont have to sit around waiting or try to avoid spoilers all day. It works well for the way I watch anime.

For the most part, the episodes do show up, so I can’t really complain too much. It’s just the release timing that throws me off sometimes. Some weeks everything feels normal, and other weeks I’m sitting there checking back more than once and getting annoyed. To me, it feels like the service is decent overall, but it would be a lot better if the schedule felt more consistent

I tried the free trial because I wanted to watch a few shows, and the selection was good. The app itself was just... not the smoothest. The player buffered a couple times, and figuring out how to cancel took me a minute. Not a terrible experience, just a little frustrating.

I’ve mostly been using funimation.com on my laptop, it’s been easy to deal with. I don’t really get why people act like it’s hard to navigate, because search works fine for me, the show pages load quickly, and I’m not stuck clicking through a bunch of random stuff just to keep watching.
The layout is simple, which I actually appreciate, and my queue is right where I expect it to be. I haven’t had any real problems logging in or switching episodes, so from my experience, it does what it’s supposed to do. Nice site overall.

I still like Funimation a lot. Use it often, honestly. But yeah, some episodes are just missing here and there. Kinda annoying when you’re in the middle of a show and suddenly... gap. Still, the shows usually load fine for me, and it hasn’t been enough to make me stop using it

i mean, I was a little nervous about moving all my funimation stuff over, but it ended up being painless. My account info and shows were there, and I didn’t have to do much messing around to get things working. The new layout took a bit to get used to, but nothing too frustrating. I’m just glad my watch history came over without any issues.

Funimation has a lot of anime I actually want to watch, which is more than I can say for some other streaming apps. I found older shows and newer ones easily, so yeah, I’m happy with it. Kind of feels like they’ve been holding out on me with how much good stuff is on there

As someone who travels a decent amount and hates relying on sketchy airport or hotel Wi-Fi, the download feature has been really solid for me. I usually save a few episodes before a trip, and they download quickly and play offline without any weird glitches. it’s one of those features I actually use all the time and really appreciate

I mainly got it for watching my shows, it’s been worth it so far. I keep wondering if I’m just being easy to please, but for the price, I really can’t complain