Just wonder but has any one read the Ghost Hunt manga??
And do u know if it's an anime???

I haven't read the manga, but I just watched the anime last week. It's streaming on Hulu. I really enjoyed it and was sad to see it end.

I've read some of the manga. I have the first nine or ten volumes; I don't remember which, but I think they've made more since I read it.

I don't remember it that well, now, but I remember some of the characters. I'm probably going to read it again soon, now that I've remembered it. xD

Yes it does have an anime I really enjoyed watching it. You can find it on AniLinkz Anime Stream - The BEST place for all your Anime Streaming Needs for FREE and you might find it on zomganime.com.

okayz .. koolz * ish now going to watch the anime of it *
i've read it up to 5 ..

Maybe it's just me, but I don't know why you'd send someone off to a pirate site to watch an anime when it's streaming legally on Hulu and Funimation.

Granted, country of origin probably determines if you're able to access it or not, but I still think it says something horrible about anime and manga fans that they're so eager to pirate over a legitimate source.

Seriously I'm not trying to start anything, but it has nothing to do about anime/manga fans. Its all about availability not everyone has that type of money, to go spending it on anime. There's also the fact that not all of us get the same channels on television. I do believe in buying anime, and watching it on t.v. it supports numerous amounts of people. I was merely trying to be helpful, considering the fact that she might not have the money to be spending on the anime.

o.o .. i can choose from different sitez to watch the anime on ... i dont hav to go to that one if i want to .. and there all legal * well that onez that i go on * ...

@XxIron_Maiden_OpheliaxX - Funimation owns the rights to Ghost Hunt in the US. I'm not looking up where you all live, but I'd already mentioned that it's streaming on Hulu. It's also streaming on Funimation, free of charge. So all arguments about channels and money moot as it's streaming free of charge online by the company that legally owns the rights. My point is, when we have free legal access, shouldn't we be pointing people to that instead of the pirate sites?

@luvlolli - Everyone has a choice, sure, but when the choice comes down to legal versus pirated, I like to at least try to support the industry by going legal. If no one has licensed a project, I'll probably go the pirate route for sure. It just hit my button that Ghost Hunt is licensed and the entire thing is being streamed free of charge and we still have people going "Hey, awesome pirate site!"

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I just want to add, I don't think everyone should be drawn and quartered for not watching from legal sources, but the anime industry is making an effort to head this off by offering their products to us for free. I don't think I'd ever buy Ghost Hunt, despite enjoying it. I wouldn't buy half of the anime that I consume, but if I can contribute to the company that gave it to me just by watching their legal streams and giving them a bit of ad revenue, than I'd like to do that. I think other people should do their part to support the industry too, even if it's just to poke people to the various legal sources of anime like Funimation, Crunchyroll, Anime News Network and Hulu. As people have mentioned, the anime industry isn't as strong as it was a few years ago. Companies are losing money. Maybe we all can't afford to buy their DVDs, but at the very least, we can support their efforts to bring us anime in fast and easy to access new ways.