Anime Streaming Service HIDIVE Launches New Website in 2024

HIDIVE, the anime streaming service that I once called “the new kid on the block with LOTS of potential” has launched a brand-new website and app with updated features and a fresh, sleek look for a better experience watching anime. According to a statement on their website, they are “an independent anime streaming company based out of Houston, Texas that just came into being in 2017. In this short amount of time, we’ve acquired the rights to over 500 series, movies, and OVAs, and gives you a price that won’t make your wallet cry.” If you’re already a subscriber (or if the app hasn’t been dropped in your country or territory) be sure to update your app to enjoy all the new features*.

Here’s What Fans Can Expect:

Offline Viewing HIDIVE will now offer offline viewing so you can catch up on your favorite shows when you don’t have access to Wi-Fi or mobile data. Use the new app to download content to your devices and take your favorite shows on the road. This is a similar feature to other streaming apps and would most definitely be useful for your daily commute or when you need some entertainment for a quick flight away. Customized Watch-lists Customize and curate your watch-lists however you want, whenever you want. Create a watch-list dedicated to isekai, mecha anime, or romance anime that makes your heart flutter. Could be super useful for categorizing all your faves and your must watch series and titles. I’d take advantage of this feature to make a list for friends who are…

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