ponywave.de
Personal German-language blog of Aka covering anime fansub releases, image upscales and the PonyWave Tools project
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About ponywave.de
Aka's blog publishes German fansub releases of anime and anime-related series, along with image upscales of anime artwork. It also introduces a project called PonyWave Tools.
The site is a personal blog with posts about the author's projects, short fiction written with AI, and updates on the author's work. One fansub post notes that a title was licensed by aniverse.
Product: Fansub translations of anime, upscaled anime images and the PonyWave Tools project.
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