Go Forward's two seasons reach a new streamer. Neither of them states a free episode here.

Anime News Network reports that both seasons of the series it calls Go Forward reach SkySet TV on 18 August, and reports an English-dubbed screening at the Anime NYC convention.

Under that English title our index records a television series from summer 2003, 4 episodes at 23 minutes, filed under the Japanese title Massugu ni Ikou. It also records a second season, Massugu ni Ikou (2004), from spring 2004, 5 episodes at 20 minutes. Both pages were fetched today and returned HTTP 200. Neither states a free episode, and both titles read as the plain "Watch ... Online" form we use when there is nothing free.

The shelf both entries are filed under

Our index holds 20,497 entries. Both Go Forward entries carry the AniList reader-audience label Shoujo, which 614 entries carry. All 614 were fetched today: 614 of 614 returned HTTP 200.

• 22 of the 614 state a free episode, and their stated counts add to 163 episodes.
• 9 of the 22 state exactly one episode, and 6 state exactly three.
• 7 of the 22 carry the note "Japanese audio", while the other 15 carry our default wording, which establishes nothing about language.

The same 614 counted against our local database come back as 21 entries and 161 episodes, one behind the production figures above.

Two runs with English subtitles, checked today

Every upload behind these three titles was opened today: all resolved, each a distinct episode, none filed against two episodes or shared with another series, and every title matching our number.

Hana-Kimi's page states 3 free episodes against the 12 we record, so it is not complete. We record it as a web original from winter 2026, 24 minutes an episode. Its three uploads run 1,450 seconds each, with twelve authored subtitle tracks, one of them English, alongside an automatic Japanese track. Our index records them on the Crunchyroll channel, which carries a verified badge. Those same three episodes also sit on four other Crunchyroll-family channels in other languages, which is why the page states 3, not 14.

Please Excuse My Younger Brothers' page states 3 free episodes against the 24 we record, also incomplete. We record it as a television series from summer 2026, 24 minutes an episode. Its three uploads run 1,440 seconds each, with fourteen authored subtitle tracks, one of them English, alongside an automatic Japanese track. Crunchyroll channel, verified badge, checked today. Its page carries the note "Japanese audio", and its rows' country allow-list includes the United States.

Twenty-four episodes of three and a half minutes, no English track

Everyday Host's page states 24 free episodes against the 24 we record, so the run reaches the last episode on file. We record it as a short-format comedy from spring 2025, 4 minutes an episode.

All 24 run 210 seconds against that recorded 4 minutes, putting the whole run at roughly 84 minutes. Its watch pages report an authored Japanese subtitle track and an automatic one, and no English track. Frames from the middle and end of episodes 1, 6 and 24 show no burned-in subtitle line either. No country restriction is recorded on its 24 rows, and our index records the uploads on the series' own channel, which carries no verified badge.