Man, why in the world did Crunchyroll make Kimi ni Todoke exclusive to premium members for FIVE YEARS? I watched the first 5 episodes, then find out the rest are locked behind premium, but then a few days later, noticed they're now available for everyone & that the "free for all" date was a few days ago. My only guess is NIS America had something to do with it since Arakawa Under the Bridge also was exclusive to premium members for over 4 years.
...also you can watch all of Toradora dubbed for free, but only the first 6 subbed, with the rest completely locked to premium. Okay? I don't quite get Crunchyroll's rules for what's locked behind a pay wall & what isn't aside from simulcast stuff.
& one of these days, I should try Revengeance. Tried the demo & thought it was okay, but felt like I needed to get used to the slicing controls. It didn't feel as fluid as I thought it'd be when I saw the footage.