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Hmm, never seen it. But it sounds like it could be triptastic fun. Haven't really seen drugs in animes, really. There was an episode of Samurai Champloo where everyone gets yippy skippy; then there's Cowboy Bebop which was a cigarette overdose in the making.

But, as for watching? Try veoh.com I'm convinced that they have everything!

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It depends on the anime If an anime is licenced then yes, it is illegal to watch it in any form, dubbed or subbed or raw. A company or companies bought the rights to distribute the content of an anime (including the episodes themselves) When you watch it, you are downloading it to your computer (you don't have to actually save it for it to be downloading, the anime is downloaded to a temporary area on your computer, and then loaded into whichever media player you have. It's still there even when you close your browser. You've left a footprint on the site and on your computer) That said, nobody is going to bust down your door and arrest you in the middle of watching Naruto on YouTube, Nobody can sue you, but if they really wanted to they could sue YouTube... Why would you buy a DVD when you can download the episodes for free on YouTube? Why would you pay to go to the movies when you can just download the movie for free? (This happened with the Aqua Teen Hunger Force movie)

I don't think it's an animemuch yet, but I have read the manga and like it very much

try searching it on youtube