@pleco_breeder yes, the recap aired in Winter 2018, while the series aired in Fall 2017. Anyway, anime adaptations normally do end without resolving everything. One thing to note is that this is based on a Visual Novel, so the anime already leaves out a lot of the overall content, and it is rare to finish an entire route when said VN has multiple routes. They normally mix a lot of routes into one, which normally leaves out a conclusive ending. Budgeting can also be an issue to where new content is required after the series in order to progress it, like this series is doing.

@mariotag said in Cardcaptor Sakura/Clear Card:

@Ragnawind I can believe that about the internet. Though I suspect I'd have better luck on a non-sony system.

And, no. I wasn't referring to a free trial.
As a member, I got an email offering a free month. It seems totally separate from the typical free trial, and I'll admit, has me confused.

Anyway, I'll hopefully get my fill of dubbed Cardcaptor Sakura soon.

I don't recall Funimation ever offering free months for any reason. The only thing I can think of is someone sent you a free month via e-mail, if it does actually work, it should still be 30-days from activation.

There was no episode after Episode 11, actually. There was only the prologue and 11 episodes. There was also a picture drama, which is almost never released in the west, a recap of the first 9 episode in Maria's Point of View, There is also an OVA, which will be considered Episodes 12-17, that will be a web-exclusive, no tv broadcast, release that begins this Summer. That would be a separate license and will only be licensed if Funimation/Crunchyroll deem the series popular enough, since web-exclusive series are more difficult to acquire in some cases..

Another thing to keep in mind is that you can also check the New Releases section for the latest dubbed episdoes, though it does also have the latest subs for those that Funimation still has the subs for, which is rare lately. I'm not sure if any of the device apps have a section like that, though. All you have to do is check after 11AM on Tuesday for the latest episode. You can also add it to your queue.

You can send it to them via their Contact form. They have multiple reasons for contact which will allow you to have it sent to the proper department.

As far as I know, they have never had any of the DBZ movies or specials up for streaming. Normally, when they don't have streaming rights for something, it shows up in the drop-down list, but it disappears when clicked, as you described. It might just be a bug that it disappears, but there are no videos available to stream anyway. As someone mentioned in another topic recently, they think it works like this to make a shortcut to the shop listings, since that takes the place of the episode list when it disappears.

There won't even be an announcement until sometime after it finishes on Toonami.

@mariotag If you are buffering every half minute or so, that is definitely an issue with your internet connection speed. If your internet really is 3MBPS (which is different from 3MB/s), that is too slow for proper HD content playback. 5MBPS is a recommended minimum for HD content. Any lower and you are best of using the lowest quality.

As for the free trial, it lasts for exactly 30 days from when you sign-up. For example, if you start it on April 20, it will last until May 50, since April has 30 days.

Just go to the Tokyo Ghoul Page, turn of uncut and go to Season 3. All 3 currently aired simuldubs are up.

@darkmatterkakine In response to your number 3, in regards to BD, at least, even if the disc is completely scratched or smudged up, you will still get the same quality as if it wasn't, which is another plus. DVDs are a different story, though.