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Oct 11, 2016 7:34 AM
#101
Not as much a genre or theme, but I really just want to see a hockey anime. Other winter sports too, but mainly hockey. Snowboarding. Skiing. Skating that isn't figure skating (since that seems to be the only kind of skating we get in anime, aside from background elements). I think that would just be fantastic, especially with lots of great sports anime out there I would love to see a hockey or other winter sport anime. |
Oct 11, 2016 7:42 AM
#102
GreenGiant96 said: BarkTPB said: I'd love to see a more serious take on pirates, or vikings (like vinland saga). Anime too, has suffered from the curse of romanticizing these things. Yeah gotta say, i'd love to see this too. *imagines a world that enters the viking era in some way like in one piece* ah why not. could become a babaric show. |
Sonic X is basically an isekai |
Oct 11, 2016 7:45 AM
#103
Anime relate to Japan war crime will be interesting. Sadly,this kind of manga/anime will most likely be ban like what happen to Kuni ga Moeru. http://www.mutantfrog.com/2005/04/11/banned-manga-depicting-najing-massacre/ http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2004/11/12/national/manga-account-of-nanjing-massacre-axed-amid-protests/#.V_z7KJN961s So much for freedom of speech. |
ZapredonOct 11, 2016 7:51 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. |
Oct 11, 2016 7:53 AM
#104
there might be a lack of africa themed plots and nomads |
Sonic X is basically an isekai |
Oct 11, 2016 8:02 AM
#105
Zapredon said: Anime relate to Japan war crime will be interesting. Sadly,this kind of manga/anime will most likely be ban like what happen to Kuni ga Moeru. http://www.mutantfrog.com/2005/04/11/banned-manga-depicting-najing-massacre/ http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2004/11/12/national/manga-account-of-nanjing-massacre-axed-amid-protests/#.V_z7KJN961s So much for freedom of speech. too bad cause that kinda looks like a story that i would have an interest in. i dont get why they cant just put it as fiction |
Sonic X is basically an isekai |
Oct 11, 2016 8:08 AM
#106
I have yet to find an anime that covers the subject of sexuality in a mature way, without fanservice. I asked an acquaintance about it before, and there are a rare few that do it, but these are all yaoi anime, apparently. I'd like to see one that does that, but for a heterosexual couple of characters. MeowMix2K16 said: Hey, if you can't please one specific crowd, then why not try to please two similar crowds? That way if one element doesn't hit home with audiences, they at least have the people who like the other, and will continue to watch and share the series. It rarely works like that. What usually happens when you combine genres is that only people who are fans of both genres will end up liking it. Those people, though? They will really like it. 009haru said: Easy. More sports, lately we finally have an anime about figure skating! Not to say we didn't, but this one puts more focus on competitive figure skating to say the least (Yuri on Ice!) I'd love an anime about someone trying out or reporting on various obscure sports, like anything covered by The Ocho. Imagine one episode being about the Scottish Highland Games, another about buzkashi, and another about ōllamaliztli. |
Oct 11, 2016 8:15 AM
#107
Shows where the MC is married and the main focus is his/her romantic life. Japan is fixated on virgin weebs it seems. |
Oct 11, 2016 2:58 PM
#108
Zoltor said: Bourmegar said: Zoltor said: Bourmegar said: MeowMix2K16 said: Bourmegar said: Well I believe we have some good themes Mentionned here. We should write a petittion about this and make Japan listen xd I mean Western might hit in the west, actual horror might hit, all of the mentionned themes can be a hit. Would Japan actually listen to us, is the question. maybe by first making the west more profitable. but how do we do that? Um the west is already insanely profitable, infact in some areas, a hell of a lot more then Japan is. While just a bunch of silly merchandise may not sell in the west, DvDs are a Gold Mine. It wouldn't even cost them much either. If they don't want to front the bill for dubbing, they could just released subbed. If given no other choice, most people would be more then willing to buy DvDs that are just subbed, and sub is always better then a possibly bad dub anyway. Yet still to this day, very few anime get released outside of Japan. And a very few anime are acceptable for non anime fans or newcomers. I mean come on the 90's boom was caused by anime that would do good in the west like Bebop did. The only thing that might do well is just making moar of series like these. But again DVDs and such bring in allot of money. And Anime is mostly for Japan. This misconception that anime is a Japan thing needs to die, as does the utterly BS concept the themes need to be catered to a specific region, for such to sell there. Every company that changes their product to suit a region based on the preconception the fucking marketing department spews out, goes bankrupt. This is the same for all entertainment based companies too. If we wanted a Americanized POS, we wouldn't be watching anime in the first place. Sorry but it is the truth. Look at the Anime that did very well in the west: Gits, Bebop, Berserk, FMA, One Punch Man and etc. They did it very well in the west because the shows had a more Western Culture. |
Oct 11, 2016 3:10 PM
#109
MeowMix2K16 said: Darekmhn1 said: yaoi and yuri just like people said before and also some more animus set outside of japan That's what I like about 91 Days. The characters and places are given American-sounding names, and it helps in the idea that it does take place during the Prohibition. names are italian words, not american here you can have some translations: Scusa = Sorry Grazie = Thanks Serpe = Snake Nero = Black as you can see these are italian words which aren't names at all |
Oct 11, 2016 3:17 PM
#110
Bourmegar said: Zoltor said: Bourmegar said: Zoltor said: Bourmegar said: MeowMix2K16 said: Bourmegar said: Well I believe we have some good themes Mentionned here. We should write a petittion about this and make Japan listen xd I mean Western might hit in the west, actual horror might hit, all of the mentionned themes can be a hit. Would Japan actually listen to us, is the question. maybe by first making the west more profitable. but how do we do that? Um the west is already insanely profitable, infact in some areas, a hell of a lot more then Japan is. While just a bunch of silly merchandise may not sell in the west, DvDs are a Gold Mine. It wouldn't even cost them much either. If they don't want to front the bill for dubbing, they could just released subbed. If given no other choice, most people would be more then willing to buy DvDs that are just subbed, and sub is always better then a possibly bad dub anyway. Yet still to this day, very few anime get released outside of Japan. And a very few anime are acceptable for non anime fans or newcomers. I mean come on the 90's boom was caused by anime that would do good in the west like Bebop did. The only thing that might do well is just making moar of series like these. But again DVDs and such bring in allot of money. And Anime is mostly for Japan. This misconception that anime is a Japan thing needs to die, as does the utterly BS concept the themes need to be catered to a specific region, for such to sell there. Every company that changes their product to suit a region based on the preconception the fucking marketing department spews out, goes bankrupt. This is the same for all entertainment based companies too. If we wanted a Americanized POS, we wouldn't be watching anime in the first place. Sorry but it is the truth. Look at the Anime that did very well in the west: Gits, Bebop, Berserk, FMA, One Punch Man and etc. They did it very well in the west because the shows had a more Western Culture. No, look at the anime some fucking random exec puts on TV in west. You can not, not put X anime on TV(or just as bad, put it on a bad time, and only run it once though), and then go, see those weren't successful. I say fuck that, infact the last thing people want, is for anime to cater to shitty US non-culture. If people wanted that crap, they could just as well watch to so called "adult cartoons" in the US. |
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Oct 11, 2016 3:24 PM
#111
morpholomew said: I have yet to find an anime that covers the subject of sexuality in a mature way, without fanservice. A piece of media that tries to explore sexuality without sexual depictions would be like a political commentary without politics or a violent movie without violence. |
Oct 11, 2016 3:41 PM
#112
An anime where the plot focuses on elections and the conflicts are settled with political debates. |
Oct 12, 2016 3:51 PM
#113
Zoltor said: Bourmegar said: Zoltor said: Bourmegar said: Zoltor said: Bourmegar said: MeowMix2K16 said: Bourmegar said: Well I believe we have some good themes Mentionned here. We should write a petittion about this and make Japan listen xd I mean Western might hit in the west, actual horror might hit, all of the mentionned themes can be a hit. Would Japan actually listen to us, is the question. maybe by first making the west more profitable. but how do we do that? Um the west is already insanely profitable, infact in some areas, a hell of a lot more then Japan is. While just a bunch of silly merchandise may not sell in the west, DvDs are a Gold Mine. It wouldn't even cost them much either. If they don't want to front the bill for dubbing, they could just released subbed. If given no other choice, most people would be more then willing to buy DvDs that are just subbed, and sub is always better then a possibly bad dub anyway. Yet still to this day, very few anime get released outside of Japan. And a very few anime are acceptable for non anime fans or newcomers. I mean come on the 90's boom was caused by anime that would do good in the west like Bebop did. The only thing that might do well is just making moar of series like these. But again DVDs and such bring in allot of money. And Anime is mostly for Japan. This misconception that anime is a Japan thing needs to die, as does the utterly BS concept the themes need to be catered to a specific region, for such to sell there. Every company that changes their product to suit a region based on the preconception the fucking marketing department spews out, goes bankrupt. This is the same for all entertainment based companies too. If we wanted a Americanized POS, we wouldn't be watching anime in the first place. Sorry but it is the truth. Look at the Anime that did very well in the west: Gits, Bebop, Berserk, FMA, One Punch Man and etc. They did it very well in the west because the shows had a more Western Culture. No, look at the anime some fucking random exec puts on TV in west. You can not, not put X anime on TV(or just as bad, put it on a bad time, and only run it once though), and then go, see those weren't successful. I say fuck that, infact the last thing people want, is for anime to cater to shitty US non-culture. If people wanted that crap, they could just as well watch to so called "adult cartoons" in the US. Adult swim did air obscure shows and what happened? They went backwards after that. Besides you rather want it to keep on catering towards basement dwelling Otakus instead? Doing only that only makes the medium stagnant. |
Oct 12, 2016 6:29 PM
#114
Bourmegar said: Zoltor said: Bourmegar said: Zoltor said: Bourmegar said: Zoltor said: Bourmegar said: MeowMix2K16 said: Bourmegar said: Well I believe we have some good themes Mentionned here. We should write a petittion about this and make Japan listen xd I mean Western might hit in the west, actual horror might hit, all of the mentionned themes can be a hit. Would Japan actually listen to us, is the question. maybe by first making the west more profitable. but how do we do that? Um the west is already insanely profitable, infact in some areas, a hell of a lot more then Japan is. While just a bunch of silly merchandise may not sell in the west, DvDs are a Gold Mine. It wouldn't even cost them much either. If they don't want to front the bill for dubbing, they could just released subbed. If given no other choice, most people would be more then willing to buy DvDs that are just subbed, and sub is always better then a possibly bad dub anyway. Yet still to this day, very few anime get released outside of Japan. And a very few anime are acceptable for non anime fans or newcomers. I mean come on the 90's boom was caused by anime that would do good in the west like Bebop did. The only thing that might do well is just making moar of series like these. But again DVDs and such bring in allot of money. And Anime is mostly for Japan. This misconception that anime is a Japan thing needs to die, as does the utterly BS concept the themes need to be catered to a specific region, for such to sell there. Every company that changes their product to suit a region based on the preconception the fucking marketing department spews out, goes bankrupt. This is the same for all entertainment based companies too. If we wanted a Americanized POS, we wouldn't be watching anime in the first place. Sorry but it is the truth. Look at the Anime that did very well in the west: Gits, Bebop, Berserk, FMA, One Punch Man and etc. They did it very well in the west because the shows had a more Western Culture. No, look at the anime some fucking random exec puts on TV in west. You can not, not put X anime on TV(or just as bad, put it on a bad time, and only run it once though), and then go, see those weren't successful. I say fuck that, infact the last thing people want, is for anime to cater to shitty US non-culture. If people wanted that crap, they could just as well watch to so called "adult cartoons" in the US. Adult swim did air obscure shows and what happened? They went backwards after that. Besides you rather want it to keep on catering towards basement dwelling Otakus instead? Doing only that only makes the medium stagnant. You mean like Moribito Guardian of the Spirit, that while was on a decent time, there was no heads up, so by the time people saw it, it was pointly to watch, and it only ran once through. Hell it ran twice even in Japan most likely(as It's a NHK show), yet the US with a million stations, and all the time in the world, runs it onle, plus didn't advertise it at all. Yea lol, good way to discredit any story driven anime. Again I say fuck the execs that decide for us, what's going to be popular. It's like the fucking VG industry making the decision for us, that turn based RPGs(all variants of such), adventure games, and Survival horror games are dead. This is just some BS suits spit out, for whatever silly personal agenda they have. If comparing this to the VG industry is too abstract for you, then compare it to Disney. You know, the jackashes who claim 2D animation doesn't sell, for no other reason, then they said so. They did this, so they could warrant dropping the overall quality of their movies, so it would be dirt cheap to make Disney would not advertise or have next to no adverting for 2D games, just so they can say, look the 2D movie did poorly, while at the same time giving their crappy CG movies an insane amount of advertising. |
ZoltorOct 12, 2016 6:33 PM
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Oct 12, 2016 6:34 PM
#115
Drug addiction is something seldom explored in anime. I would like to see something dealing with drug addiction and maybe escapism. |
Oct 12, 2016 7:09 PM
#116
What a good topic! Hmmmmm a combination of supernatural, josei and comedy! or Mystery, supernatural, psychological and comedy! or Adventure, shounen and comedy |
Oct 12, 2016 7:41 PM
#117
Harem and Ecchi genres are severely under-utilised. There is so much that could be done, yet more often than not, it's always the same. damn. SHIT. I mean, c'mon. There are so many things you could do with those two genres, so why stick to one thing? |
Oct 12, 2016 9:40 PM
#118
A romance that goes beyond their first kiss at the end of a series high school wise. It's only continued in the manga. |
Oct 12, 2016 11:38 PM
#119
The lack of focus on Honking Cats in anime is unacceptable. |
Honk Honk |
Oct 13, 2016 12:18 AM
#120
War war war war I want some war I'm not interested in some grand scale bullshit I just want to see soldiers and their lives on the front lines hahah that would be cool |
Oct 13, 2016 3:07 AM
#121
Religion. Like, actual religion not "anime christianity" and the antagonist being an insane religious extremist. Also political satire. Joshiraku had bits of this but I want to see more of it, I can only imagine how crazy japanese people could get with political satire. |
Oct 13, 2016 3:31 AM
#122
Menzo- said: Actual legit horror that actually scares you, not just gore and blood and shit like that. More anime like Perfect Blue would be great. There is plenty of great horror manga that could be adapted but I can see how it could be risky. I totaly agree with you. It would be really nice to see more "thriller/drama/.." cult movies like Perfect blue. Why do you think it would be risky? |
Oct 13, 2016 3:37 AM
#123
Werewolf I guess. There's just like 5 anime that has werewolves. |
Oct 13, 2016 4:04 AM
#124
maquenaut said: Well because, like I have said it is for the most part unexplored, hence the studio making the anime won't really know if the response will be good or bad until it is released.Menzo- said: Actual legit horror that actually scares you, not just gore and blood and shit like that. More anime like Perfect Blue would be great. There is plenty of great horror manga that could be adapted but I can see how it could be risky. I totaly agree with you. It would be really nice to see more "thriller/drama/.." cult movies like Perfect blue. Why do you think it would be risky? |
when ur about to have a refreshing sip of earl grey tea and someone says "traps are gay" |
Oct 13, 2016 8:04 AM
#125
Menzo- said: maquenaut said: Well because, like I have said it is for the most part unexplored, hence the studio making the anime won't really know if the response will be good or bad until it is released.Menzo- said: Actual legit horror that actually scares you, not just gore and blood and shit like that. More anime like Perfect Blue would be great. There is plenty of great horror manga that could be adapted but I can see how it could be risky. I totaly agree with you. It would be really nice to see more "thriller/drama/.." cult movies like Perfect blue. Why do you think it would be risky? I hope studios will not follow current holywood trend where you can see a really good marketing strategy (selling "garbage" in million pcs). It would be a big step back if current studios "over-hype" upcoming movies/series. On the other hand it might attract more anime fans, good/bad/toxic haters, no one never knows... |
Oct 13, 2016 11:12 AM
#126
Lobinde said: morpholomew said: I have yet to find an anime that covers the subject of sexuality in a mature way, without fanservice. A piece of media that tries to explore sexuality without sexual depictions would be like a political commentary without politics or a violent movie without violence. Covering sexuality can be done without showing sex or explicit sexual actions, or rather it can at least be done without being fanservicey, in a tasteful manner. The comparison doesn't make sense because sexuality =/= sexual actions, whereas politics = politics and violence = violence. Even people who do not have sexual relationships still have sexuality. There are plenty of anime with characters that have clear romantic feelings without having romantic relationships, why not have the same for sexual feelings? |
Oct 13, 2016 12:18 PM
#127
Zoltor said: Bourmegar said: Zoltor said: Bourmegar said: Zoltor said: Bourmegar said: Zoltor said: Bourmegar said: MeowMix2K16 said: Bourmegar said: Well I believe we have some good themes Mentionned here. We should write a petittion about this and make Japan listen xd I mean Western might hit in the west, actual horror might hit, all of the mentionned themes can be a hit. Would Japan actually listen to us, is the question. maybe by first making the west more profitable. but how do we do that? Um the west is already insanely profitable, infact in some areas, a hell of a lot more then Japan is. While just a bunch of silly merchandise may not sell in the west, DvDs are a Gold Mine. It wouldn't even cost them much either. If they don't want to front the bill for dubbing, they could just released subbed. If given no other choice, most people would be more then willing to buy DvDs that are just subbed, and sub is always better then a possibly bad dub anyway. Yet still to this day, very few anime get released outside of Japan. And a very few anime are acceptable for non anime fans or newcomers. I mean come on the 90's boom was caused by anime that would do good in the west like Bebop did. The only thing that might do well is just making moar of series like these. But again DVDs and such bring in allot of money. And Anime is mostly for Japan. This misconception that anime is a Japan thing needs to die, as does the utterly BS concept the themes need to be catered to a specific region, for such to sell there. Every company that changes their product to suit a region based on the preconception the fucking marketing department spews out, goes bankrupt. This is the same for all entertainment based companies too. If we wanted a Americanized POS, we wouldn't be watching anime in the first place. Sorry but it is the truth. Look at the Anime that did very well in the west: Gits, Bebop, Berserk, FMA, One Punch Man and etc. They did it very well in the west because the shows had a more Western Culture. No, look at the anime some fucking random exec puts on TV in west. You can not, not put X anime on TV(or just as bad, put it on a bad time, and only run it once though), and then go, see those weren't successful. I say fuck that, infact the last thing people want, is for anime to cater to shitty US non-culture. If people wanted that crap, they could just as well watch to so called "adult cartoons" in the US. Adult swim did air obscure shows and what happened? They went backwards after that. Besides you rather want it to keep on catering towards basement dwelling Otakus instead? Doing only that only makes the medium stagnant. You mean like Moribito Guardian of the Spirit, that while was on a decent time, there was no heads up, so by the time people saw it, it was pointly to watch, and it only ran once through. Hell it ran twice even in Japan most likely(as It's a NHK show), yet the US with a million stations, and all the time in the world, runs it onle, plus didn't advertise it at all. Yea lol, good way to discredit any story driven anime. Again I say fuck the execs that decide for us, what's going to be popular. It's like the fucking VG industry making the decision for us, that turn based RPGs(all variants of such), adventure games, and Survival horror games are dead. This is just some BS suits spit out, for whatever silly personal agenda they have. If comparing this to the VG industry is too abstract for you, then compare it to Disney. You know, the jackashes who claim 2D animation doesn't sell, for no other reason, then they said so. They did this, so they could warrant dropping the overall quality of their movies, so it would be dirt cheap to make Disney would not advertise or have next to no adverting for 2D games, just so they can say, look the 2D movie did poorly, while at the same time giving their crappy CG movies an insane amount of advertising. So the Princess and the Frog didn't get advertised? because I remember that they did advertise it and that it did pretty well. so yh saying that 2d doesn't sell is just BS. But Japan and Anime is just as bad at that. Kimi no Nawa got praised for hitting the General public. isn't it bad that anime Movies and shows get praised for just Bursting out of the Otaku circle? it pretty much is because most stuff they make there are for Otakus, and to make it even worse, they even sell very good....... it's like they are saying that it must be for Otakus. Moribito and other non-Otaku shows that don't get the Deserved hype and Reception are just Victims off all this BS. |
Oct 13, 2016 12:38 PM
#128
An anime about a middle age couple, or more anime about salarymen. |
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Oct 13, 2016 12:48 PM
#129
Bourmegar said: Zoltor said: Bourmegar said: Zoltor said: Bourmegar said: Zoltor said: Bourmegar said: Zoltor said: Bourmegar said: MeowMix2K16 said: Bourmegar said: Well I believe we have some good themes Mentionned here. We should write a petittion about this and make Japan listen xd I mean Western might hit in the west, actual horror might hit, all of the mentionned themes can be a hit. Would Japan actually listen to us, is the question. maybe by first making the west more profitable. but how do we do that? Um the west is already insanely profitable, infact in some areas, a hell of a lot more then Japan is. While just a bunch of silly merchandise may not sell in the west, DvDs are a Gold Mine. It wouldn't even cost them much either. If they don't want to front the bill for dubbing, they could just released subbed. If given no other choice, most people would be more then willing to buy DvDs that are just subbed, and sub is always better then a possibly bad dub anyway. Yet still to this day, very few anime get released outside of Japan. And a very few anime are acceptable for non anime fans or newcomers. I mean come on the 90's boom was caused by anime that would do good in the west like Bebop did. The only thing that might do well is just making moar of series like these. But again DVDs and such bring in allot of money. And Anime is mostly for Japan. This misconception that anime is a Japan thing needs to die, as does the utterly BS concept the themes need to be catered to a specific region, for such to sell there. Every company that changes their product to suit a region based on the preconception the fucking marketing department spews out, goes bankrupt. This is the same for all entertainment based companies too. If we wanted a Americanized POS, we wouldn't be watching anime in the first place. Sorry but it is the truth. Look at the Anime that did very well in the west: Gits, Bebop, Berserk, FMA, One Punch Man and etc. They did it very well in the west because the shows had a more Western Culture. No, look at the anime some fucking random exec puts on TV in west. You can not, not put X anime on TV(or just as bad, put it on a bad time, and only run it once though), and then go, see those weren't successful. I say fuck that, infact the last thing people want, is for anime to cater to shitty US non-culture. If people wanted that crap, they could just as well watch to so called "adult cartoons" in the US. Adult swim did air obscure shows and what happened? They went backwards after that. Besides you rather want it to keep on catering towards basement dwelling Otakus instead? Doing only that only makes the medium stagnant. You mean like Moribito Guardian of the Spirit, that while was on a decent time, there was no heads up, so by the time people saw it, it was pointly to watch, and it only ran once through. Hell it ran twice even in Japan most likely(as It's a NHK show), yet the US with a million stations, and all the time in the world, runs it onle, plus didn't advertise it at all. Yea lol, good way to discredit any story driven anime. Again I say fuck the execs that decide for us, what's going to be popular. It's like the fucking VG industry making the decision for us, that turn based RPGs(all variants of such), adventure games, and Survival horror games are dead. This is just some BS suits spit out, for whatever silly personal agenda they have. If comparing this to the VG industry is too abstract for you, then compare it to Disney. You know, the jackashes who claim 2D animation doesn't sell, for no other reason, then they said so. They did this, so they could warrant dropping the overall quality of their movies, so it would be dirt cheap to make Disney would not advertise or have next to no adverting for 2D games, just so they can say, look the 2D movie did poorly, while at the same time giving their crappy CG movies an insane amount of advertising. So the Princess and the Frog didn't get advertised? because I remember that they did advertise it and that it did pretty well. so yh saying that 2d doesn't sell is just BS. But Japan and Anime is just as bad at that. Kimi no Nawa got praised for hitting the General public. isn't it bad that anime Movies and shows get praised for just Bursting out of the Otaku circle? it pretty much is because most stuff they make there are for Otakus, and to make it even worse, they even sell very good....... it's like they are saying that it must be for Otakus. Moribito and other non-Otaku shows that don't get the Deserved hype and Reception are just Victims off all this BS. That was pretty crappy advertising, where as the POS clusterfuck called Frozen had a commercial every other commercial(hell if I recall, sometimes there was 2 frozen commercial in a row, it was sickening). Omg god damn so called professional reviewers do that BS all the time with VG, they'll praise a game for no other reason then being a guilty pleasure game, that anyone can enjoy, and then they'll go bashing on serious game, that is great+appeal to "its market", but Isn't catering to the "wider audience" It pisses me off to no end. No serious fan of anime watches that crap, that's why dime a dozen school anime, never leave Japan. Also Japan has another issues, such anime don't do good in Japan on the basis of that's what the Japanese like watching, they are popular due to the Japanese not knowing what a damn PC is(nor do they go searching for stuff ever), combing with the fact, they are very gullable people, especially when it comes to marketing. Basically this= popularity of a anime literally come down to one thing, Advertising/merchandizing. This is why a great anime like Kemono no souja erin, which is based on a rather famous novel, ends up being infinitely more well known/popular outside of Japan, despite being a Japan only anime. I don't know how Moribito did in Japan, but I'm sure it did a hell of a lot better then erin, however yea I don't imagine Moribito was a run away success in Japan. |
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