Published Jun 10, 2026, 4:30 PM EDT Patrick is a seasoned writer with more than a decade of experience, specializing in any and all things tech. His work has been featured on platforms like CNET, Yahoo, Xfinity, and many other outlets. When not typing away, he can be found with his nose in a book.  Of all the various streaming services I've ditched over the past year, Crunchyroll held on the longest. The reason is simple: I watch a lot of anime, and Crunchyroll was the best bet for finding simulcasts and more niche options. In the end, though, it couldn't really do what I wanted. It's not like I ask for much — I just want to be able to watch classic anime from the 90s, and very few streaming services supply that. Enter Jellyfin. My server has been up and running for a while, but I've found it's slowly filling up with anime at a rate that far exceeds that of any other content. With that in mind, I've found a handful of plugins that I have come to lean on quite heavily.…