Anime Awards aren't really bad

Signifie said:
"Why the fuck did [anime I don't like] win and not [my favourite anime]? Rigged bullshit.

I mean, i-it's not like I actually care about the awards or anything!"

Ctrl C + V this reaction for basically every award show.

kasgier said:
For me the biggest problem is not with the winners, but the way the awards are organised. I see a few problems there:
1. Names of some awards. Best Boy and Best Girl automatically exclude adult characters. It should instead be named Best Male and Best Female Character to give everyone a chance.
2. Nominating 2 characters from the same anime in one category. It's just unfair and the nomination could be given to another character.
3. Nominating shows in categories they don't really belong to. As much as I love Mahoutsukai no Yome it's not really a drama. It shouldn't even be nominated in that category.

Halpher said:


Sure you can disagree with selections and which show won, but everyone is overexagerrating. Just because a show won too many times or a show didn’t win doesn’t mean something was bad, but mainly that not many thought the same as them. You got people now dismissing others as if they got the winners wrong.
Mainly, I would complain about the nominations and not the winners. This is for the fans and the fans spoke, but people are mad that they didn’t ”Say the same words as them”
That ifony when people complain about favoritism with favoritism.

Sonal1988 said:


People don't get that these aren't awards, but popularity polls. Obv the most popular ones are gonna win said "awards". If they were actual awards, then ofc, the winners were shit. No doubt in that.

Halpher said:

I feel a strong arrogance resonating in the anime community when it pertains to the west. They make it seem that they’re so important. The world doesn’t care about these awards. Japan is the country where anime is produced and where it is intended for audiences there and they don’t seem to care. We act as if the Crunchyroll awards are that important. I feel sometimes people make it seem like the center of the universe.
Anime fans act like experts despite many not being in he industry. They only know what people let them know.
Jobs are more than people applying their professions.

Halpher said:



I feel a strong arrogance resonating in the anime community when it pertains to the west. They make it seem that they’re so important. The world doesn’t care about these awards. Japan is the country where anime is produced and where it is intended for audiences there and they don’t seem to care. We act as if the Crunchyroll awards are that important. I feel sometimes people make it seem like the center of the universe.
The AniTubers being treated like Celebrities, where are the people who actually produced these shows? I would like to see someone interview Mangaka and for them to talk about their show. What about letting the production team come up and talk about how stuff is like.

Anime fans act like experts despite many not being in he industry. They only know what people let them know.
Jobs are more than people applying their professions.

Various talents participate to judge, such as anime staffs, professors of the universities, producers and chief editors of various magazines including the anime magazines.

Halpher said:
Does anyone watch the grammys, oscars? Choices win that many felt shouldn't have.

Vyzass said:


Well, there's no interview but we do have Tokyo Anime Awards where judges from anime staffs,producers, professors of universities give award to anime.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokyo_Anime_Award