Being an anime fan can feel like a divine test of patience. Licensing headaches, region locks, and vanishing titles plague the industry. Fans hoping to catch the hilarious antics of Jesus and Buddha living together in Tokyo via Saint Young Men are still out of luck, as the beloved anime remains unavailable to watch legally in the U.S.
The brilliant comedy follows the two religious figures as they take a vacation and attempt to live a normal life in modern-day Tokyo. Their divine roommate hijinks, however, are currently inaccessible to American audiences due to persistent licensing issues.
Despite the demand and the inherent humor in the premise, a legal avenue to stream or purchase Saint Young Men in the United States has yet to materialize. This situation highlights a recurring problem for anime fans, where popular titles can be frustratingly difficult to access legally.
