The phone chooses, the television plays
"How to watch 9anime on tv" and "9anime android tv" are searched every month, and the answer is the site you are on. 9AnimeTV is laid out for a phone first, two posters across with the HD, Ep and SUB flags on each, and it is the same site on a television browser. The quickest arrangement, and the one most households settle on, is to choose on the phone and play on the television: open the anime, press Watch now, choose the service for your country, and cast from that service's app. The phone becomes the remote and My List stays open in your hand. The casting guide covers Chromecast, AirPlay and the built-in cast buttons.
Android TV and Google TV
Open Chrome or the built-in browser, type the address, and the site works with the remote: the ≡ menu, the search pill, the Quick filter and every card are reachable with the directional pad. Bookmark it or add it to the home screen. Watch now opens the anime in the service's TV app when that app is installed, which is the case for every service on the list; if it is not installed, the store page opens instead.
Apple TV and Fire TV
"9anime apple tv" is searched because Apple TV has no browser; the route there is AirPlay from an iPhone or iPad, or the service's own tvOS app once you have found the anime here. Fire TV has the Silk browser, which opens the site directly, and every service on the Watch now list has a Fire TV app.
Smart TVs, consoles and sticks
Samsung, LG and most smart TVs ship a browser that opens the site, and casting from a phone works on all of them. Both consoles run the services as apps. The app page explains what installs on a phone, and the shared screen page explains how several people keep their place on one television.
