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I think they all have their merits.

Netflix has pretty awful originals, but a decent sized catalogue and once in a while they'll put out a good original. Their anime subs are dog shit though.

Hulu is really only good for catching a show as it airs, it has lost its steam in recent years. Still some good titles though.

Disney+ has awesome originals and a great catalogue, but their schedules for originals is literally moronic because they feel the need to A. only run one show at a time and B. it sucks that they changed their release day from Friday to Wednesday.

HBO Max has an absolute stellar catalogue, probably the best, and has the most consistently good originals that are plentiful.

Amazon Prime Video has an alright acquired catalogue, but the UX is god awful. UI is terrible. Also they have GREAT originals, but they never seem to fucking air them! Seems like there's one GREAT original series a year and then they don't follow up on it for years. Also don't like how they'll hype up original movies then lock them behind a theatrical window for like a month before putting them on Prime.

Paramount+ is finally finding its groove, nothing special though, catch me when Avatar starts.

Peacock, don't have it, but I guess it just has The Office and an awful app.

Apple TV+, the one that nobody has and yet everyone on the internet talks about the shows on it. At the same time, never met a single person irl who has it.

Crunchyroll/Funimation. They're okay. I tend to only watch one or two anime series a year.