We take 10bit fan-subbed videos from other groups and release an 8bit hardsubbed version of it. We do this because while 10bit offers quite a few advantages, not everyone's PS3, 360, hardware player, toaster etc can play it.

TV releases will end up being released as one complete set based upon one subtitling group if at all possible. The subtitling group of choice may change during the course of releases though; in this case previous episodes will be re-released as higher version files using the subs of the new group of choice.

No CRCs are given in file names. (Some older files of [DeadFish] releases from 2012 are tagged with symbols of the previous group name [asaadas] and in this case may contain CRCs that will then usually be wrong.)

BluRay encodings of complete series will most likely (but not always) be available in both 720p (with file sizes of 200-500 MB per episode) and 1080p (with file sizes of 300-800 MB per episode). The same applies for BD movies.

Some of the older DVD encodings (from 2012) have a wrong aspect ratio, stretching 4:3 releases to 16:9.

A handful of the earliest released files (from 2012) contain duplicate audio and even duplicate video tracks, making these file unnecessarily large but playable nonetheless.