Boo, Funimation's streaming is USA only.

I think it's also in Canada too correct me if I'm worng, or it's only the Funimation App.

If you use google chrome as your browser you can get an extension called Hola that allows you to watch stuff in the USA from any website. Also it might just come to crunchy roll

Yeah, Over-Time has said they aren't doing it either.

There's always a chance it can be air on Toonami as well. I can see Garo becoming popular if they market it right.

Wait, so the group that refuses to take down their ZyuRanger subs because they don't feel Shout will actually release the show the way they want it to, is not going to sub a show just because Funimation is streaming it? Streaming it is not the same as legally own its release. That just doesn't make sense.

I mean, good on them, but they are very inconsistent with their decision making.

I'm not defending TVN's Zyu stance at all but here's the thing. Garo is licensed for official streaming in the US and will be simulcast worldwide each episode. Meaning as soon as the episode would be available to sub anyway, the actual licensed product will also be available. Zyuranger's official release won't actually be out until sometime next year via Shout, the licensed material has yet to be released.

I'm not saying that it's okay for them to keep those torrents up or anything like that, but that's likely the reasoning they're using for not subbing Garo in this situation. Techincally speaking at this point, their Zyuranger subs don't infringe on actual released material, they will in the future, but they don't yet. Garo subs however would for the afformentioned simulcast reason.

Well I'll watch it some how, I'm still excited for this.

So why hasn't it appeared on Funiamtion's site yet?

I can't believe that some people are upset about this. I seen some Toku fans who feel like Toku related stuff should never be license and it should be only fan subbed. I swear some Toku fans are some of the worst hipsters that I've ever seen.

I'm not worry about the subs and dubs from Funimation. Funimation usually does a good job on subbing their shows and their subs follow the Japanese scripts. They are much better at dubbing shows then they were 10 - 15 years ago. For example, their dub of Dragon Ball Kai is very faithful to the Japanese dub when you are watching it uncut.