720p: Torrent | Magnet
1080p: Torrent | Magnet
Patch: 720p | 1080p
I didn’t forget to include the xdelta3 executable this time. You can thank Naine for that.
He’s still a filthy traitor though.
On another note, I might start working on Mirai Nikki again in a few days. Only 2 more shows left to complete.
In case you’ve been living under a rock this week, NyaaTorrents has permanently shut down. It’s sad news for us all but it’s not the end of the world. A lot of people have since been lost on what to do now, and how to download releases, so I thought I’d make a short post to highlight some things to do, and some things not to do.
First, let me reiterate something which I’ve pointed out countless times in the past to people, and which some people still can’t understand even though I’ve put it on the FAQ, because it’s more important now than ever:
The FFF blog is for providing news and updates, information about releases, and download links to recent releases. Do not treat it as a download link archive. The releases page linked at the top of the site should be used to find old releases. That page has still not been remade, and I don’t know if it ever will be, but it will always at least be kept updated to tell you what we recommend you use as a download link archive instead. (Right now, Anime Tosho or Tokyo Toshokan.)
Finally, all release posts since February 2016 have magnet links. Future posts may only have magnet links. Most, if not all, of the magnet links on the site so far will require DHT enabled in your BitTorrent client to work. Magnet links on future posts will not.
That’s all for now. I’ll probably provide more updates including some clearer plans on what we’ll do going forward when stuff is ready to release.
What we had in ep1 as “chupakabura” is now “chupacabra” due to its origins in Spanish and a shot in this ep which shows it written as such. It’s explained in the episode. In Japanese though, “cabra” is pronounced and written “kabura” which coincidentally means “turnip”, hence the turnip motifs on the castle and whatnot.
I’m sure it’ll come as no surprise that a large number of FFF staff members have become more inactive or retired from fansubbing over the past year and a half or so, but we’ve become much more lacking in the timing department than any other. At this time, we have one active timer aside from myself. Although it’s been the area of the group that’s diminished the most, it’s affected us the least. This is only because I’ve been willing to personally time every show that none of our timers have wanted to so the rest of the group can pick up the shows they want. This season too, I’m timing both of our shows by default in time I’d rather spend working on the backlog of movies, OVAs, and BDs. Considering the number of other roles I have on our Spring shows and the fact that I won’t have as much free time soon, I thought it was time this changed.
Thus I decided to start an active recruitment drive. In particular, anyone interested in timing Sakura Quest or Saekano is strongly encouraged to apply. Please mention this in the final question on the form if you are.
I’d prefer applicants with prior timing experience in other groups. I won’t require it, but I don’t have time to teach people completely from scratch, and you will be tested upon applying. If you want to try teaching yourself to time, you’ll find unanimated’s timing guides useful. (The second guide is what you really need to know, but it has some assumed knowledge from the first.)
To apply, follow this link and complete the form.
Edit: We’ve managed to recruit a few people so I’m going to say we’re no longer actively recruiting timers. Of course, recruitment is still open to experienced subbers (it was never closed, in fact), and the link can be found in the FAQ as always. Thanks to everyone who applied.
Recent Comments