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Daisuki is an Anime Streaming site owned by Japanese anime production enterprise.

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While operational, it was recommended for anime enthusiasts interested in legal streaming options directly supported by Japanese anime producers. However, since its closure, users would need to look for other platforms like Crunchyroll or Funimation for similar legal and legitimate anime streaming services.
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