How is anime traded in your community?

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We have places like Best Buy and Frys Electronics in California. They are far and few between though.

Nearest anime store bitch

dunno, its all free.

DL or Stream

I'm going to tell you a story from a long long long time ago when i was 10 or 1991. We lived in a small community in the mountains where the sheriff were in the winter 13 hours away.. or in the summer 7(the roads into and out of Yosemite over in a small part of a county over that mountain.. Funny thing is it's like two miles from a big town..) anyways there was a comic shop where they have a few titles and a backroom with a computer and a weeb owner who sold fansubs.. via vhs/vcd/laser and others... my first non commercial anime was ranma 1/2 which was a six gen(or dubbed 6 times before it got to me) with the translations on a dot matrix paper. Funny thing is i own 57 anime series which are on cdrom disks(vcd) vhs boot and import sub dvds from china and indo. Now since im in a big city... anime isn't traded.. in a town of 1 million and a area with three million people the only store that has anime/manga is best buy and Barnes and Noble.. all the anime is either bootleged, torrented or bought back by me and a few other people from SF/LA/ or our adventures in nippon or by our connections in japan... which i don't buy from the us company and get shit bd ripped from friends in japan or pirates.

By the way dub doesn't mean voice over.. it the act of copying a video from video. I could never figure out how to sub the vhs tapes.

no, never traded before