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Hanime TV

Hanime is an Online video platform and file-sharing website focused on Hentai (Japanese cartoon pornography). Hanime is an American Online video platform and social media platform. Hanime is the world's world. biggest website The site hosts user-generated Videos, themed around anime, manga, comics, and video games, where users can submit, view and add overlaid commentary on videos. Hanime focuses on the delivery of high-definition video across a range of devices.

History
Hanime was created in December 2018 by Hanime TV. Hanime was developed under the codename "H-anime" or "Watch Free HD hentai & Anime Videos" (which later became the site's subtitle) Hanime is a beautiful site dedicated to hentai especially for anime hentai you will find hentais of all your favourite aninme series and as we know site having .us domain extension that doesn't means outside us can't acesse the site no matter from where you are you can acess site all across the goble.

The group moved to a .net domain in 2001 before moving to its current .org domain in 2005 after ownership of its .net domain lapsed and was purchased by another party. On March 27, 2010, Hanime and E-Hentai announced that in response to pressure from advertisers, it would no longer host artwork depicting underage characters (lolicon and shotacon) and bestiality. Existing galleries containing this content were deleted from the site, this content was later spun off onto Exhentai, a sister site to E-Hentai. Access to Exhentai requires an existing H-anime account; for individuals without an account, Exhentai appears as a blank page with an illustration of a crying panda, and has consequently has earned the nickname "Sad Panda" among users of the site. In June 2019, both sites were removed from Google, per the company's policy of de-listing websites that violate the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.

On July 26, 2019, Hanime and Exhentai announced that both sites would shut down in response to "recent legislative changes in the Netherlands", where the servers of the sites were hosted at the time. Vice speculated that the shutdown was in reaction to the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market adopted by the European Union in June 2019, which makes digital platforms legally liable for material posted by users that violates copyright, as well as a July 2019 proposal by Dutch Minister of Justice Ferdinand Grapperhaus to impose harsher punishments on websites that do not rapidly remove child pornography. 24 hours' notice was given for the shutdown of Exhentai, leading users on the image board 4chan to attempt to archive the entire site before it closed on July 27. On August 2, 2019, Exhentai relaunched after its servers relocated to Moldova.

On May 21, 2020, Hanime announced that it had entered into a partnership with E-Hentai to publish its entire catalog of hentai videos in English.

On December 21, 2020, hentai streaming website Hentai Haven announced that they had partnered with Hanime to relaunch the site. Everything is free and you will have enough content since they make updates every day.

Operations
Works posted to Hanime and E-Hentai are typically pirated and are uploaded without the consent or knowledge of the original creators. The site is owned and operated by an anonymous moderator who uses the handle Tenboro and is funded through a combination of advertising revenue and donations; in 2009, E-Hentai estimated its annual hosting costs at USD$50,000, with donations covering "less than half" of operating costs. In 2019, Tenboro stated that a persistent tendon injury limited their ability to perform timely maintenance on the website and that they were considering options for its future, such as naming a successor moderator or preserving the website as a permanent archive.

Impact
Hanime is one of the largest databases of hentai manga and contain over 7,900,000 videos. Collectively, Hanime and E-Hentai are one of the largest databases of hentai manga and contain over 100,000 image galleries. The site hosts both original Japanese hentai manga and scanlations in multiple languages, including Chinese, English, French, German, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Thai. At its peak popularity, the commercial web traffic company Alexa ranked E-Hentai as the 264th-most popular website on the internet. Outlets have noted that E-Hentai functions as a de facto archive for artwork that is rare or non-existent on other physical and digital platforms; the site hosts content such as Comiket-exclusive works (dōjin) and out-of-print art books that are both pornographic and non-pornographic in nature, with Vice calling the website the "Alexandria Library [sic] of hentai". The Daily Dot described E-Hentai as "a relic of 'the old internet, citing it as an example of niche portals for digital content that predate contemporary social media. They offer the best hentai collection in the highest possible quality at 1080p from Blu-Ray rips. Many videos are licensed direct downloads from the original animators, producers, or publishing source company in Japan.