| *takes a step back and observes the situation carefully* |
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| Talk about the unlimited budget. https://www.forbes.com/sites/noahkirsch/2017/07/22/netflix-founder-reed-hastings-net-worth-rises-400-million-in-two-weeks/ |
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| Now Attack on Titan got more budget since WIT Studio is practically under Production I.G. Not that it's surprising, netflix has already produce a lot of anime under the production of their partnered studios |
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dm106 said: America is going to ruin anime. Later don't say I didn't tell you so... Well it's also overseen by Netflix (Japan) and their branch. Or else it'd be much more suspicious. |
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| "Netflix began acquiring exclusive distribution rights of anime titles such that these titles would not be broadcast on television" Oh, no... I don't like that! m-i-c-h-a-e-l said: Netflix: "We're going to produce over 30 Netflix Original anime titles in 2018!" In reality: "We're actually just buying exclusive streaming rights, and slapping our "Netflix Original" label on it as if we had any hand in creating it." This. I hope they don't streaming all episodes for their exclusive series... really this is fun when somebody spoils final episode because they already watched it and you just start. |
Stripes said: aikaflip said: I was skeptical about Netlix's involvement in anime, especially after that Neo Yokio mess. But it didn't take long for them to redeem themselves with Devilman Crybaby and Kakegurui, two very strong, audacious titles. Now it appears that they might actually save anime from its timidity, and so-called merchandise ad shows. The Neo Yokio thing was brought together by Ezra Koenig and Jaden Smith. They're the ones who got in contact with Prod IG / Studio Deen with the idea to make it. Where as this will all be in house and those studios calling the shots. I mean. We can't blame studios who get commissioned big money to make someones fantasy project in all honesty. Also Kakegurui was just licensed by Netflix. I'm sure Amazon would've picked it up if they hadn't bought the rights to every other show that season. Whatever the case, they have better taste in projects now. :D |
| The only thing of value here is that the picture shows Netflix has Pop Team Epic, yet it is invisible to me from Norway, so I've unsubscribed from Netflix permanently. After delaying Violet Evergarden a whole season as well I'll just locust all the Star Trek content and leave. Absolutely no good anime on Netflix, at least from what I can see that is available in my region, and adding two mediocre studios' anime will not help. |
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| So more censorship and Western approved anime? |
| We're the same. Nuisances with nowhere to go. |
| If Netflix can ensure better animation just like we see in Violet Evergarden then I have no complains. The fact that they are collaborating with I.G. Production and Bones can only be promising, I think. |
Jigsy said: So more censorship and Western approved anime? Yep, Devilman Crybaby is basically the cersorship embodied. |
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| Good, Netflixs budget provision should do wonders for the quality of animation. |
90MLLu said: If Netflix can ensure better animation just like we see in Violet Evergarden then I have no complains. The fact that they are collaborating with I.G. Production and Bones can only be promising, I think. KyoAni made Violet Evergarden, Netflix only streaming this anime like ex. Crunchyroll other anime. |
| does this mean the well deserved garzey's wing sequel animated by bones? |
Edward Elric > your waifu  |
| as long they make some good shit like they did with devilman its gonna be good |
| These people that think that Netflix are producing anime like Dvilman cry lol, they're just streaming. Also, yes, with selling the exclusive rights the studio will have more money but actually the studios are funding anime by themselves like production ig. [source] And while the studio don't need to deal with the TV censorship maybe we will have more content that they can't show in Tv. PS: this paterneship doesn't mean more secuels, because the production comittee hold the IP of x anime (except if the studio produced any serie) and the studios they're just choose by the production comittee to animate x anime. |
BIack99Feb 2, 2018 9:33 PM
| essentially netflix is looking to cement itself as a solid platform for anime which is fine by me as I have netflix |
  come, you sweet hour of death |
LittleStar said: 90MLLu said: If Netflix can ensure better animation just like we see in Violet Evergarden then I have no complains. The fact that they are collaborating with I.G. Production and Bones can only be promising, I think. KyoAni made Violet Evergarden, Netflix only streaming this anime like ex. Crunchyroll other anime. Oh, and here I thought Violet Evergarden was part of Netflix's $8 billion plan on programming, including anime. My mistake |
| I'm not complaining, as long as roll out dates are the same or similar for Netflix Australia. I prefer to be paying for a handful of streaming services rather than digital services like foxtel, which I barely even use because the 1% of available content I would actually watch is accessible across streaming services or I could just rent/buy on itunes store. |
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