Screencast Video Tutorial Added: How to watch the entire Dragon Ball anime series for FREE on any device

Welcome back to the Dragon Ball Den! My new screencasted video tutorial on how to stream the entire Dragon Ball anime series for free. If you’re a frequent viewer of this blog, chances are you are a fan of Dragon Ball and would be interested in viewing the Dragon Ball anime in your freetime. However, if you were to search online how to watch Dragon Ball, you may see the option to stream the anime via paid services like Hulu or Amazon Prime. While these streaming services would be able to successfully stream the Dragon Ball series, there is an alternative streaming service called Funimation, which doesn’t cost any money at all. Funimation is a streaming service that is primarily meant to stream various anime series. In my video tutorial , I have covered full in-depth instructions on how to set up a free account with Funimation to begin watching Dragon Ball today.
This tutorial on how to stream the Dragon Ball anime series via the Funimation streaming service will be of great worth to my audience, since watching Dragon Ball is most likely the biggest interest of a Dragon Ball fan viewing my blog. Since my tutorial covers the most convenient way to stream Dragon Ball for free on any device from a laptop to a smartphone, my viewers will most likely be very satisfied after watching the tutorial. The process that viewers go through when finding and evaluating videos is crucial to consider as a blogger. The value of a video posted on a blog is often subjective, as the viewer’s evaluation of the presented content depends on the specific needs and interest of that specific viewer. Author Christine T. Wolf discusses this in “DIY videos on YouTube: Identity and possibility in the age of all.” Visual media content can be very impactful, since “Practices of watching media content can be instructional and educational, but also transformative in shaping an individual’s perceptions of what is or might be possible.” (Wolf 2). In order to take advantage of the effect of visual media, I made sure the video tutorial posted on my blog catered to my audience’s specific interests. Delivering this tutorial over video instead of a normal text filled blog post was optimal since “…the ease of retrieving information digitally (i.e., search) versus the organization schemes in other forms, such as books” (Wolf 6). With all the details and instructions on how to stream Dragon Ball for free in a 5 minute video, my tutorial serves as a convenient and efficient source of relevant information for Dragon Ball fans.