| what decline? anime profit is growing Report: Anime Industry Up 12% in 2015 http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-09-29/report-anime-industry-up-12-percent-in-2015/.107055 there is future problem though and that is the impending animator shortage crisis 80% of Animators Quit and 1/4th Studios Aren’t Making Money http://goboiano.com/80-of-animators-quit-and-14th-studios-arent-making-money/ |
| even if it blows up and crashes there will be an anime 2.0 something will change with the product or the consumer if the demand is there and i think it will be |
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| Hadn't heard of it. I wouldn't be terribly concerned... I'm sure anime will keep going as long as modern civilization does. |
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| might as well share this too here Japan’s Animation Industry Failing to Cultivate Next Generation of Talent http://www.nippon.com/en/currents/d00337/ |
| In Japan it seems to be going up if anything. There's so many new series being created and released all the time it's hard to keep up. The anime community as well seems to be growing as well with more and more people taking an interest in it. I will say this though...the anime industry in the UK seems to be declining. I genuinely think sometimes it would be easier for me to get hold of some crack cocaine than it would be to get hold of anime dvd's and manga books that I want. I'm really not sure why this is happening and seems to be getting worse though, since I know plenty of anime fans in the UK. |
| Why are people posting Anime threads on CD? AD exists for a reason. |
| Most people on this site haven't watched an anime older than 2010, so. |
| I am not into statistics so you might correctme but as i can see there is more growing trend of anime, the popularity increases and even more anime stores, museams exhibitions etc appear. sure, majority is in asian countries but european ones are getting known more and more about anime |
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| It's caused by outdated business models and low pay for staff especially animators. They need to switch to a streaming/merchandise model and pay their staff a livable wage so there is more employee retention and thus more good anime are made. There's also the issue of too many bad LN adaptations which can be solved by a thinktank consisting of Western, Japanese, and Chinese fans and folks already in the industry to figure out what works in each countries' fanbases and a variety anime can be made accordingly. |
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