It’s worse in the US than other places. In some countries some stuff is still on Netflix.
For examples, in most of the world Hulu has never existed. It’s just merged into Disney+. Disney+ has a section with a different name for the hulu stuff.
Max is weird, since it exists in some countries but not in others due to previous licensing agreements.
Same for Paramount+ but it’s even less countries.
Peacock is only in the US. Other countries get its stuff on Netflix I assume.
For prime let’s be honest, most people get it for delivery not the video service.
For Starz afaik all of its stuff is on Prime outside the US.
Anime is separated between Crunchyroll which has the majority, Disney+, Netflix and some minor presence on Amazon (I think the latter has stopped licensing anime but idk for sure). There used to be Funimation but Crunchyroll bought it. Oh, there’s also HiDive I guess, but it’s a very minor player.
It’s worse in the US than other places. In some countries some stuff is still on Netflix.
For examples, in most of the world Hulu has never existed. It’s just merged into Disney+. Disney+ has a section with a different name for the hulu stuff.
Max is weird, since it exists in some countries but not in others due to previous licensing agreements.
Same for Paramount+ but it’s even less countries.
Peacock is only in the US. Other countries get its stuff on Netflix I assume.
For prime let’s be honest, most people get it for delivery not the video service.
For Starz afaik all of its stuff is on Prime outside the US.
Anime is separated between Crunchyroll which has the majority, Disney+, Netflix and some minor presence on Amazon (I think the latter has stopped licensing anime but idk for sure). There used to be Funimation but Crunchyroll bought it. Oh, there’s also HiDive I guess, but it’s a very minor player.
Personally (as a USian) i just check Netflix, and if it’s not on Netflix I shrug, give it an “ah well, i tried” and boot up my VPN