While it's nice to see FunimationNow finally on Android TV, this is a really sloppy port from the Fire TV version that seems to have been barely tested. As evidence (on the Nexus Player with O):
The Search is non-functional because there's no actual Search button; you can enter a search term, but can't the do anything with it, even the onscreen keyboard search button is replaced with a carriage return for some reason. I guess the testers didn't even both checking this one with Android O, because who cares about searching, right?
No integration at all with Android TV features such as universal search, channels, etc.
No effort whatsoever at implementing material design, but I guess even Google doesn't care about that anymore even for its own apps.
And small things like this: while playing video, the "Show Info/Hide Info" tries to replicate the Fire TV's Info button, but Hide Info can't actually be selected in the UI with the Down button as indicated. Again, 5 minutes testing makes this obvious.
Impossible to set Default Language in Settings, just crashes out.
The app shares with the Fire TV version its tendency to crash repeatedly on certain videos, and the left slideout menu repeats the same visual glitches where it half-hides itself sometimes. The selection of these menu items remains hideously awkward and visually confusing.
I'm so fed up of companies half-assing their apps like this these days. So many issues that are obvious from only a cursory use of the app, yet remain unfixed months after launch ... do they even have pride in their products anymore?
For any Aussies/New Zelanders out there, Go try AnimeLab on my mibox, Im using it over crunchyroll as its free to use unless you want super HD quality
How do they keep going if it's ad free? Just wondering.
Just get vrv combo package , best bang for the money