[Updated] Someone uploaded lot of Hentai Haven videos to Google Drive

Update (May 13)

Good news for Hentai Haven lovers. The site – hentaihaven.org – is now up and running.

Update (January 05):

Some more related information:

Original story follows:

Ever since the Hentai Haven website got shut down, something which happened nearly a couple of weeks back, a lot has happened.

The site announced they’re teaming up with Fakku to save the service, another website hentaihaven.me claimed they’re the new Hentai Haven home, and more recently, the official website rubbished these claims by saying hentaihaven.org remains the original Hentai Haven home.

As it stands currently, the official website is still not up, but contains a promise that more updates on this ongoing shut down episode will be provided soon.

But what if HH’s plans to team up with Fakku don’t materialize? Or what if Hentai Haven becomes a paid service? Are potentially unreliable websites like hentaihaven.me the only way out in that case? Well, not quite.

It has now come to light that a lot of Hentai Haven videos have been uploaded to a Google Drive account. The folder Hentai Haven you see in screenshots below was created on December 23, a few days after the official website was closed.

The information comes courtesy of a Twitter user C-T208-G7.

https://twitter.com/de_nizhan/status/1079776594737143809

It’s worth mentioning that what you see on this Google Drive account is not the entire archive. Our investigation revealed some folders are empty.

Even the Twitter user corrected their initial claim in a follow up tweet.

https://twitter.com/de_nizhan/status/1079776915802738690

While this Google Drive collection is in no way a replacement for the official Hentai Haven website, something is better than nothing (as they say). Let us know your thoughts on this collection in the comments section below.

NOTE: We are not endorsing this collection in anyway and take no responsibility if the content in this Drive account causes any harm to your PC/mobile device. We’re also not sure about how legal it is to access these videos.

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