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<p>If you have ever visited my site before, then you already know that I am obsessed with finding (and reviewing) the best streaming sites that the internet has to offer. All day, every day I scour the web in search of only the greatest free and premium movie and TV streaming sites, bringing back only the best of the best for my readers to learn about. Sometimes I can be pretty hard to impress … but this is especially true when it comes to finding the best cartoon streaming sites for my kids.</p><p>If you are also a parent, I trust that you get it. Naturally, we want nothing but the best for our kids. This applies to everything, from food to clothing to entertainment. With so many streaming services to choose from, though, it can be difficult to discern which will be the best cartoon streaming sites for our kids, and which ones should be avoided. As parents, we are busy enough, right? Well, that is why I’m here, to make this task just a little bit easier.</p><p>Even more difficult than trying to figure out which streaming services might be best for our kids is trying to find options that won’t break the bank. Chances are, you already have subscriptions to several premium streaming services. No need to add yet another monthly bill to the pile. It may seem too good to be true, but there are quite a few really good free cartoon streaming sites out there to choose from!</p><p>In fact, for those of you who live in Belgium and the Netherlands, you have some of the best free cartoon streaming sites in the world at your disposal. As a parent living in the US, I must admit, I am a bit envious of the selections that you have in this department (other departments, too, but we won’t get into that right now). In fact, one of the best free cartoon streaming sites that I have ever seen is Studio 100 Go.</p><p>Studio 100 Go is brimming with high-quality cartoons and children’s entertainment, and it is 100% free to use. From classics like Vicky the Viking and Maya the Bee to fun modern kids-friendly vlogs and video games, Studio 100 Go has something for all ages and interests. Plus, Studio 100 Go’s profile system offers one of the most personalized and customizable experiences of any of the free cartoon streaming sites out there today, which means that your children will not only be entertained, but they will be made to feel special in the process.</p><p>So, is Studio 100 Go the best free cartoon streaming site for you and your family? Well, there is only one way to know for sure, and that is to take a closer look at the site, Studio 100 itself, and everything that this exceptional free streaming service has to offer. So, without further ado, allow me to introduce you to Studio 100 Go.</p><h3>History</h3><p>Studio 100 was founded in 1996 by a trio of Belgian entrepreneurs: Gert Verhulst, Danny Verbiest, and Hans Bourlon. The 3 began collaborating in 1989, when they created the show Samson &amp; Gert, which also starred Verhulst and Verbiest. In addition to this germinal collaboration, these 3 amigos also went on to create the popular kids’ show Kobouter Plop. Given the success of these 2 initial shows, Studio 100 began expanding into new areas in 1999. Not only did they continue to produce more shows, they also began producing movies, musicals, and even acquired a theme park.</p><p>Danny Verbiest announced his retirement from Samson &amp; Gert in 2005. Along with this announcement, though, Verbiest also decided that he would give up his shares in the company. Eventually, Verbiest’s shares were sold to BNP Paribas Fortis Private Equity. This change in leadership led to a change in direction. Studio 100 began venturing into the international non-Dutch market, copyrighting their original series in several languages and created new international content (like the show Bumba, for instance).</p><p>Studio 100’s global expansion was steady and successful. First, in 2008, the company launched a Belgium digital TV channel called Studio 100 TV, followed by the opening of an animation studio in Paris, Studio 100 Media and the opening of a German division to handle international sales. Studio 100 only continued to grow in the years that followed, acquiring Em. Sports Media, launching a cooking channel, and introducing BeJunior to North Africa and the Middle East in 2016.</p><p>The next big year for Studio 100 was 2017, which saw the acquisition of American animation studio, Little Airplane Productions. The company’s theme park division (plopsa) also grew exponentially over the years. After taking 100% control of Plopsaland in 2005, Studio 100 went on to open new theme parks in Hasselt, Dalen, and Torzym. They also acquired theme parks in Stavelot, Haßloch, and Antwerp. Further expansions are currently in the works, too, for Belgium, Poland, Czech Republic, and the Netherlands.</p><p>What an impressive ascent to success that Studio 100 has seen over the last 25 or so years. The company has built something of a kids’ entertainment empire – an enterprise that is hard not to compare to a smaller Belgian version of Disney. If Studio 100 continues to grow in this fashion over the next 25 years, the sky is truly the limit for this promising entertainment company.</p><p>Plus, of course, Studio 100 is responsible for one of the best free cartoon streaming sites and apps on the web: Studio 100 Go.</p><h3>Design</h3><p>I am a huge fan of Studio 100 Go’s site design, both as a reviewer of websites and a parent. From an experiential standpoint, Studio 100 Go is perfectly designed for kids, offering up a fun and colorful interface that is so easy to use, it will require minimum assistance from mom or dad. Everything on this site is a breeze to navigate, whether you know what you’re looking for or you are just browsing.</p><p>The first design feature that really stands out to me is how the page is framed on 2 sides, the top (horizontally) and the left (vertically). At the top of the page, you will find a side-scrolling menu of shows and content to choose from. Each show is represented by a graphical icon, usually featuring the show’s main character, adding to the usability of this free cartoon streaming site.</p><p>On the left-hand side of the page, you’ll find another menu containing more ways to browse, as well as user options. Quickly access movies, shows, games, books, or favorites. Once again, an image-based system makes this site intuitive for all ages and literacy levels.</p><p>Meanwhile, in the center of everything is an assortment of content recommended for your little one based on his or her interests. This is something like a feed which can be scrolled and scrolled for what seems like forever. No confusing menus or categories to read through. You would be hard pressed to find a better-designed site for kids than Studio 100 Go.</p><h3>Content and Features</h3><p>When it comes to both content <em>and </em>features, I am tempted to say that Studio 100 Go might be the best free cartoon streaming site on the web today. The content, as I have alluded to already, consists of some of the top children’s shows and cartoons out today. More importantly, though, I think that Studio 100 Go does a great job of balancing entertainment with education. Or maybe I should say that their shows and movies are so entertaining to kids that they won’t even realize that they are learning as they watch.</p><p>I am crazy about Studio 100 Go’s profile system, too. From the moment you make an account on this free cartoon streaming site, you (and your little one, of course) will be asked a series of questions. Select the age of the child, the gender, choose an avatar, and pick 3 shows and/or interests so that Studio 100 Go can personalize the experience and the content. Studio 100 Go is almost like the Pinterest or Tumblr of kids’ content.</p><p>In addition to hundreds of free cartoons, Studio 100 Go offers video games, a favorites list, movies, and books. As I type it out, it’s beginning to look like Studio 100 Go, as one of the best free cartoon streaming sites, offers an even better user experience than some of the top premium streaming sites out there like Netflix and Hulu.</p><h3>Mobile and Desktop Experience</h3><p>Unfortunately, there is no Studio 100 Go mobile app. And the site is not great on mobile screens. This may be the only real downside to this site. So, if the best free cartoon streaming site, in your opinion, is more mobile friendly, perhaps this won’t be the one for you after all.</p>

Go.studio100.com is a haven for free cartoon streaming. If you are looking not only for the best free cartoon streaming site for your kids, but something of a digital playground as well where they can easily spend hours lost in entertaining, educational content, then Studio 100 Go might be the site for you. Interested in learning more? Come and read my review of Studio 100 Go today!

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<p>Anime is no longer restricted to a small bubble deemed as one of the finest Asian entertainment products. It has become a billion-dollar industry and has been working towards reaching that goal for more than five decades. Not just anime but the Japanese culture as a whole has garnered a lot of attention lately for all the right reasons. And within those reasons, there’s anime with its distinctive story-telling, mind-boggling plots, and amazing character development.</p><p>Anime as an art is quite powerful. Once it swoops you in, you’ll be bound to the fantasy world. Over the years, series such as ‘One Piece’, ‘Dragon Ball Z’, ‘Pokemon’, ‘Naruto’, and ‘Death Note’ have amassed a global fanbase. These series have been such a blockbuster among audiences, that major studios are spending millions trying to recreate the original piece. If you’re an anime lover, you know how wholesome the anime community is. And for this particular review, we’re going to talk about the world’s biggest anime community in r/anime.</p><h3>My recent experience on r/anime</h3><p>I’ve always been hooked to this subreddit. Not because its’ superactive but rather due to the creativity on this page. My recent experience on this subreddit was this amazing fanart by Canned_Mann, wherein the user used Za Hanndoo to erase the paper that was drawn on. For real, that’s the wackiest thing I saw today. It was super cool. Within 23 hours, the post received nearly 10,000 upvotes and I just couldn’t help but share this post on other social networks.</p><h3>About r/anime – Community &amp; Members</h3><p>r/anime is described as Reddit’s premier anime community. And so it is, with an impressive 1.5 million members. Out of these members, 7-10k members are active at any given time. It’s great to see the hard work pay off as this subreddit was created more than 12 years ago on Jan 25, 2008. Today, you’ll find the latest, most creative, and engaging posts on this thread. From fan art to spoilers and rumor mill, you’ll find everything on this platform.</p><h3>How to access r/anime?</h3><p>If you’re already a Reddit member, you can simply type ‘r/anime’ in your search bar and follow the subreddit. However, if you aren’t well-versed with Reddit and are not present on the platform. You’ll need to create an account and confirm your email address. Once you do so, you’ll be able to follow subreddits, comment on posts, and even post anything on any of the subreddits.</p><h3>Moderators of r/anime</h3><p>r/anime is the biggest anime community on Reddit. And thus, it takes more than one person to manage the whole group. As seen with other huge subreddits, there are nearly a dozen moderators to manage the page and ensure that the content complies with the rules of the page.</p><p>In order to manage over 1.5 million people, there are ten moderators – neito, DrNyanpasu, urban287, FAN_ROTOM_IS_SCARY, ShaKing807, pittman66, I_FAP_TO_LOL_HENTAI, Bainos, Mage_Of_Shadows, and Durinthal.<strong><u>&nbsp;</u></strong></p><h3>Why should you follow r/anime?</h3><p>You’ll find a plethora of posts being updated each day. You’ll find dozens of amazing fan arts, spoilers, alternate story plots, trailers, teasers, and post-episode thoughts on this subreddit. The most popular post on any given day receives between 15,000-25,000 upvotes within 24 hours. Apart from the soft-hearted creative content and opinions, you’ll also find hard news related to any major anime studios, shows, or stars. For instance, at the time of writing this review, ‘KyoAni Studio 1 building demolishing’ caught a lot of attention.</p><h3>Community Engagement</h3><p>r/anime is a super active community and that’s the reason why I love it so much. As an anime fan, you don’t wish for more than having a dozen of anime buddies with whom you can share your thoughts. In this case, there are more than a million. Cumulatively, if you were to combine upvotes from every single post, it’ll easily surpass the 500,000 mark.</p><p>On top of that, the top post on the thread has 30-50 comments on average. r/anime has a loyal fanbase and thus it does have AMAs, events, and other megathreads. These include ‘Merch Mondays’, ‘Recommendation Tuesdays’, ‘Thursday Animal Discussion Thread’, ‘Casual Discussion Fridays’, and ‘Monthly Meta Thread’.</p><h3>Browsing &amp; Navigation</h3><p>I like to spend a good 10-15 minutes on this subreddit each day, scrolling until I find something else. Based upon my years of experience on this subreddit, I can vouch for the browsing and navigation experience on this page. There are no discrepancies at all. Even with an unstable internet connection, you’ll still manage to load a lot of pages. Similar to other subreddits, r/anime’s well-sorted content makes it easier for users to check what’s popping.</p><h3>Reddit Gold</h3><p>On average, the top post on r/anime can receive anywhere between 1-2 golds. I’m sure that’s not much. However, given the size of just 1 million, you have to admit that it’s far more impressive as compared to r/Videos’ 3-4 golds. However, you have to say that this community doesn’t like to give away gold as freely as r/askreddit or r/prorevenge. You have to post something original and outstanding to stand apart from the crowd and if your post is good enough, you might get lucky.</p><h3>Spoiler Source</h3><p>Anime is no different than TV Shows and MCU movies. People hate spoilers and thus, on a majority of the movies and TV series related subreddits, you’ll find rules for posting spoilers. On this page, you have to source the spoiler in your comment before you post it as a title. Spoilers cannot be directly added to the submission title. If you’re linking external images or articles, your post should have a [Spoiler] flair along with the name of the show. If you fail to use the proper tags more than once, you might be banned from the page.</p><h3>Filter by flair</h3><p>I love the filter by flair option on this page. It helps segregate the content so well. When you’re browsing through posts, you can choose from a wide range of options such as ‘Announcement’, ‘OC Fanart’, ‘Official Media’, ‘News’, ‘Clip’, ‘Episode’, ‘Rewatch’, ‘Misc.’, ‘Contest’, ‘Writing’, ‘Video’, ‘Discussion’, ‘Recommendation’, and ‘Question’. This way you can sort the content based upon your preference. For instance, if you want to check out contests, just choose the ‘Contest’ option and you’ll find a tailor-made feed filled with those posts.</p><h3>Important rules you must know before joining r/anime?</h3><ul><li>Everything posted here must be anime-specific</li><li>Do not post untagged/improperly tagged spoilers</li><li>Flair posts correctly</li><li>No memes, reaction images, shitposts, etc.</li><li>Do not link to illegal content</li><li>Do not post heavily NSFW content</li><li>Post meta comments in the monthly meta thread</li><li>Answered questions will be removed</li><li>No excessive self-promotion</li><li>Post merchandise in the Merch Monday Megathread</li></ul><h3>Design</h3><p>The moment you land on this page, you see the iconic r/Anime icon with a peace sign. There are no abstract background images or cover photos. It’s simple and straightforward. Towards the right, you have the join button. Under the subreddit name, you have six options – ‘Posts’, ‘Old Reddit’, ‘Rules’, ‘Megathreads’, ‘Wiki’, and ‘A Guide to r/Anime’. Out of these options, ‘Megathreads’, and ‘Wiki’, have a drop-down menu</p><p>Under these options, you have the ‘Create Post’ section which is followed by sorting options – ‘Hot’, ‘New’, ‘Top’, ‘Hide/Report’. Towards the right, you’ll find information related to the community followed by ‘Filter by flair’ options. There are a couple of ads here and there but they don’t disrupt your browsing experience as they are placed on the sidebar.</p><h3>Content</h3><p>5 Most Upvoted Content on this subreddit:</p><ul><li>So some madlad went ahead and did this.. – 29,700 upvotes</li><li>20 Years of Anime – 27,000 upvotes</li><li>Kyoto Animation Studio had a fire break out within and several people were injured – 25,200 upvotes</li><li>Decade of Anime (Song Mashup) – 24,000 upvotes</li><li>The Covid-19 Anime Survival Kit: Some recommendations to help you get through quarantine – 23,700 upvotes</li></ul><h3>Conclusion</h3><p>As an anime lover, I have nothing but admiration for this subreddit. I’ve been following this page for over 5 years now and I seem to grow fonder every year. The amount of creativity on this page is next to none. With all those mashup videos, theme songs, and fantasy artworks, this is one subreddit that you’re going to be a part of for a long time.</p>

r/anime is one of the best anime-oriented communities on the internet. With over 1.5 million members and thousands of anime lovers, this place is what you’d call heaven for animeheads. There’s so much for everyone on this page and once you’re part of this community, you look for ways to be heard and respected in this sphere. r/anime has been one of the oldest communities on subreddit and it has been getting all the recognition it deserves.

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