[Anime Industry] Artland studio known for Mushishi and Legend of the Galactic Heroes anime is closing down
| Well, they hadn't made anything good in a while. RIP. |
| Be thankful for the wisdom granted to you. |
| Rip. Only half-rip though because their recent works are garbage and I never really enjoyed Mushishi anyway. |
TDBanimefan said: probably left to the tv stationCan't really say I am affected by this, because I have yet to watch any of tbeir content. It sucks that there will be one less anime studio now. Does anyone know what will happen to the IPs that the studio possess? Can they be bought? or some other dudes from the production comittees of these shows |
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| A studio who worked on Macross... the studio funded by Ishiguro... That's quite sad. (it's dumb but I would rather see younger ones disappear) |
| Welp, certainly an industry staple that is gone now. Can't really say I'm surprised tho considering what they've recently made... |
| I probably regret this post by now. |
| Hmm, well they made Umishou and that's more or less what I'll remember them for since as much as I liked that one I don't have very much experience with their catalog. Oh well. |
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| it's expected since they haven't really active since reborn ending... when eldlive anounced, i tough it would be them, but they given it to pierrot which already red alert how badly artland doing and even worse when LOGH remade given to IG and even short like shounen ashibe go goma-chan is handed towards no name studio... i've already feel this since mushishi zokushou since it was pretty much their last strw to survive but still doing badly (well, not that bad since it was 6K, but still)... oh, for people screaming industry is dying, no, old model of industries does dying, and anime producer that still rely on them is just waiting their time to dies... the market it self only keep growing... (as showing anime revenue report only keep increasing, but BD sales just keep decliningP |
 "If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
| Considering their inactivity it was bound to happen.Having said that it's sad to see another studio go down. |
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| RIP ): Thank you for Sin: nanatsu no taizai Atleast thier Twitter account is still up: https://twitter.com/artland_info There is still hope for The seven mortal sins to atleast finish. Still need those last 2 episodes. |
Old_School_AkiraJul 7, 2017 4:20 AM
| HACKs! 🤢🤮 |
| Aww.... how sad ); So no more Mushishi..? |
"We're all human. We all make mistakes sometimes. Just don't make mistakes when lives are at stake." ~ Great-Grandmother Mikage, Gin no Saji |
| Artland you will be remembered for Demon King Daimao and A Hundred Billion Stars, A Hundred Billion Lights forever in my heart but you still fucked up LOTGH for me though just saying which reminds me I still need to watch Senran Kagura |
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| I guess elitist pandering really don't sell well in Japan. |
ZapredonJul 7, 2017 3:54 AM
But it's important to remember that a movie review is subjective;it only gives you one person's opinion. http://www.classzone.com/books/lnetwork_gr08/page_build.cfm?content=analyz_media&ch=30 It doesn't matter if you like LoGH,Monster etc.If you are a jobless or college/school dropout living in your mom basement, you are still an unintelligent loser. Taste in anime does not make you a better person.If elitist don't exist, casual pleb and shit taste also don't exist. |
j0x said: TDBanimefan said: Can't really say I am affected by this, because I have yet to watch any of tbeir content. It sucks that there will be one less anime studio now. Does anyone know what will happen to the IPs that the studio possess? Can they be bought? IPs of anime are owned by production committees and its rare for anime studios to be part of a production committee, the only anime studio that have their own IP i can think of at the moment is Toei animation and those original anime funded partially by anime studios EDIT: here is a article on ANN about this http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/answerman/2016-03-02/.99287 You're both right and wrong. It's not common for studios to lead production committees, no, but it definitely does happen from time to time, more often than you might think. Toei, Kyoani, Sunrise, Pierrot, Production IG, and TMS Entertainment can apparently do so fairly often, and others on rare occasions (source). Also, the Answerman claim that the committee order is random is a myth. They are listed in order of investment, so the company at the top is leading the committee and holds the most power. Kvin addressed that in the comments below the source article I linked. |
| This isn't good. Thank you for Ginko and the Mushishi universe. |
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mushishi is fully adapted except few side story short and anthology... |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
ClickBaitBuster said: Alright then... Gainax or Gonzo is next. *grabs popcorn* Gonzo is not next. They ran into financial problems before but was saved by Netflix. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gonzo_(company) Gainax keeps getting sued by Hideaki Anno because Anno wants to milk the Evangelion franchise with those terrible rebuild films over at Khara. |
| HACKs! 🤢🤮 |
| [quote=j0x message=51421408] TripleSRank said: j0x said: IPs of anime are owned by production committees and its rare for anime studios to be part of a production committee, the only anime studio that have their own IP i can think of at the moment is Toei animation and those original anime funded partially by anime studios EDIT: here is a article on ANN about this http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/answerman/2016-03-02/.99287 You're both right and wrong. It's not common for studios to lead production committees, no, but it definitely does happen from time to time, more often than you might think. Toei, Kyoani, Sunrise, Pierrot, Production IG, and TMS Entertainment can apparently do so fairly often, and others on rare occasions (source). now we only need a site that list all the companies on credit scenes of anime to know who have the bigger share on funding an anime Here is a MAL tread on anime studios financial data: https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1479069 |
| HACKs! 🤢🤮 |
j0x said: >it makes me wonder why there is increasing numbers of anime studio closing down@Symphyon ye im not sour nor sad about this but it makes me wonder why there is increasing numbers of anime studio closing down, i hope some anime industry insider can make a explanation of this trend but i guess not having enough anime staff is one culprit especially with animator shortages going on that can affect this studios not being hired by any production committee It's not though.Welcome to capitalistic market.Only strongest survive here. |
j0x said: TripleSRank said: You're both right and wrong. It's not common for studios to lead production committees, no, but it definitely does happen from time to time, more often than you might think. Toei, Kyoani, Sunrise, Pierrot, Production IG, and TMS Entertainment can apparently do so fairly often, and others on rare occasions (source). Also, the Answerman claim that the committee order is random is a myth. They are listed in order of investment, so the company at the top is leading the committee and holds the most power. Kvin addressed that in the comments below the source article I linked. well i did say that Toei animation is one of the rare anime studio i can think of that moment that are part of the production committee and the order of companies on the credits scenes(?) thats an info new to me or i have forgotten since the link you provided is on my bookmarks too now we only need a site that list all the companies on credit scenes of anime to know who have the bigger share on funding an anime That's right, whenever you see them listed in the credits, they are listed in order of amount invested, top to bottom. I agree that such a resource would be immensely useful. Kvin compiled a spreadsheet of production committee makeups for every anime that airs this year in the same article, and it's still being updated afaik. Check it out. |
| That REALLY sucks :( RIP one great studio :'( |
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