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Anime zone 

Anime zone is very cool anime news website who also has
awesome tweets (@animetweets), only news website that consists of
swag and anime news.
Anime zone by urbanictho August 11, 2014
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animeone 

a good fansubbing group
tachikoma special is an animeone release
animeone by [TBU]Kei July 7, 2003

animeone 

yep it was a Fansub Group once with good rules nice channel politics and interesting subs lately just boring the mainchan filled with lots of people the subbinggroup unable to finish what they start and seems like they lost support by other groups reason prolly all this habits
animeone by Chris Redfield July 30, 2003

animeone 

Overrated, mediocre anime subbing group with delusions of grandeur. Best known as "that other Naruto subber." Due to their tireless effort at self-promotion, and with the help of legions of Narutards, they generally have a positive reputation among casual anime watchers.
Has AnimeOne released the newest Naruto yet?
animeone by Nigel Fitzsimmons August 29, 2005

animeone 

A fansubbing group of lazy pedos.
Located in IRC #animeone
animeone by Bob the Builder January 4, 2004

animeone 

Lamers which tend to talk about ppl behind there back and making worst fansubs i.e. Naruto
animeone by Cif May 14, 2003
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