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    156 KB Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)10:47 No.33937XXX  
    http://www.sbs.com.au/dateline/story/watch/id/600507/n/Suspended-Animation

    Saw this on a current affairs program earlier tonight.

    "Anime is cartoons of big eyed children or teenagers, usually involving sexual situations in post apocalyptic settings"
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)10:49 No.33937XXX
    sounds about right
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    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)10:50 No.33937XXX
    "My biggest worry is that we can't mae what we want to make. We have to make products the market demands"
    Kazumori Hashimoto, Anime studio owner.

    Looks like we are stuck with Moeshit forever.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)10:50 No.33937XXX
    For a one sentence summary, it's pretty damn good.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)10:50 No.33937XXX
    I stopped at

    "Anime depicts big eyed males or females."
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)10:52 No.33937XXX
    "With the declining birth rate the target of anime production has moved towards young people and adults who grew up watching animation, we now produce anime specifically for those people."

    I can see where this is going.
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    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)10:53 No.33937XXX
    HOLY SHIT THEY ARE SHOWING LOLICON HENTAI

    BEST NEWS REPORT EVER
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)10:53 No.33937XXX
    >>33937524
    I approve
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)10:55 No.33937XXX
    >RapeLay
    entry level shit
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)10:58 No.33937XXX
    someone could claim that a drawings any age. Konata's suppose to be 18 but looks about 6 years old. Justified fap then?
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)10:59 No.33937XXX
    >>33937637
    >>Implying he faps over Konata
    nerkturd weaboo faggot alert
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)10:59 No.33937XXX
    >one chilling online video game, called 'RapeLay', lets players choose victims of any age - and a growing number of animation studios are turning to porn to survive.
    >online
    wait, what?
    >> Muteboy !ctWgNMWp5M 04/25/10(Sun)11:01 No.33937XXX
    So banning loli is double killing anime industries
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:01 No.33937XXX
    I hate how the Anime industry blames "Online piracy" for it's collapse.

    If the entire industry is built around the niche animu DVD market in fucking America and China, it deserves to die.

    It survived just fine for 50 years without outsourcing it's revenue streams to the west.. why the sudden "Duur the western pirate devils are causing the industry to die now" bullshit?
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:04 No.33937XXX
    "The industry is geared to where demand is, which is the obsessive fan (OTAKU) market, not the general public.
    That's the trend I worried about most."

    They don't like us ;_;
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:05 No.33937XXX
    >>33937698
    Every media industry does that
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:05 No.33937XXX
    >annie-may
    >sterotypical "japanese" music as BGM
    hurr
    >Katanagatari C2 trailer
    WOAH

    Also, gotta admire the organization of people queue in Japan.

    >"Anime is cartoons of big eyed children or teenagers, usually involving sexual situations in post apocalyptic settings"
    More stereotypes!

    >K-On
    >Precure
    so kawaii <3~

    >art drama "shit sells"
    Cry me a river, blame the planet, not the medium.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:06 No.33937XXX
    >We can't make what we want
    Stop making shit
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:07 No.33937XXX
    >>33937816
    I just read the Transcript, but yeah, I was surprised at PreCure too.
    I tend to hate any group that points to RapeLay though.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:09 No.33937XXX
    Animu has dropped in quality compared to live action television.

    Back in the day you would turn on Evangelion or Cowboy Bebop for adventure/fantasy/action needs (both had fucking high ratings, Evangelion was one of the highest rated shows in Australia ever when it was broadcast), now we have TV shows like Spartacus, Rome, Band of Brothers, The Pacific, Generation Kill, Underbelly, The Wire, Caprica, Heroes and all sorts of stuff that leaves anime in the fucking dust.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:10 No.33937XXX
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    My face when I realized that [a/ is that cancer that is killing anime
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:11 No.33937XXX
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    Annie may? Fascinating.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:12 No.33937XXX
    >>33937896
    I'm not sure this indicates a drop in anime quality, as much as it reflects the fact that network dramas have gotten really fucking good over the past five to ten years.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:12 No.33937XXX
    "magazine called manga"
    "ecchi = softcore"
    ...
    >> Heibo !!/bADDfcGxD3 04/25/10(Sun)11:13 No.33937XXX
    I thought the report wasn't so bad
    it was pretty accurate to say the least

    also i saw angel beats and macross frontier stuff there, so i was happy
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:13 No.33937XXX
    >>33937953
    It's true, though.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:13 No.33937XXX
    >My biggest worry is that we can't make what we want to make. We have to make products the market demands.
    FUCK. FUCK YOU. WHAT THE FUCK. WHAT DO YOU EVEN KNOW ABOUT MARKET DEMANDS. ALL YOU HAVE IS HIT AND MISS EXPERIENCE FROM TRIAL AND ERROR. THERE ARE SO MANY UNCLAIMED NICHES BESIDES PEDOSHIT. FUCK. I MAD.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:14 No.33937XXX
    This should motivate you weaboos to make lots o' babies and educate them about anime so you can keep the industry alive
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:15 No.33938XXX
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    >>33937896
    >Heroes
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:16 No.33938XXX
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    >>33937977
    >implying animation producers don't do market research
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:16 No.33938XXX
    >>33937977
    He's talking about the moe boom.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:17 No.33938XXX
    >>33938009
    First season was solid.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:18 No.33938XXX
    I say they should stick to shounen
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:20 No.33938XXX
    >>33937942

    I fucking lol'd at the bit in the end when he was like "oops".
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:21 No.33938XXX
    >>33937816
    Okay now that I have finished the video.

    Well, that is pretty damn sad. It's kind of a loop - you can't advertise something that wouldn't sell and without advertisements you sell less. Animation allows for depiction of many things not possible, or quite difficult in live-action, so it's really quite sad that this industry have this problem. This brews another loop - you know that porn would sell - many people buy porn. So they don't even try to do something else. But don't make a mistake here - anime porn was ALYWAYS there and it was ALWAYS selling.

    Japan does make good stories in anime medium. But they don't sell. Why? Not enough advertisment? Normalfags don't care about animation? Live-action TV and live TV shows became better and more prominent? Maybe illegal online distribution IS a part of a problem seeing as we live in a consumeristic society which wants MORE, RIGHT NOW, FREE and catering to their needs, as low as they are.

    I sad.
    Aoi Hana sold <1000 copies and 400 complete downloads of RENTAL copy were made in Perfect Dark P2P network. How's that.
    Waiting for the delivery of Natsu no Arashi! S2 dvds, the show which didn't sell and will never have an ending in anime form.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:21 No.33938XXX
    Why the fuck did they use Fairy Tail as an example? Nobody watches that shit.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:22 No.33938XXX
    >>33938027
    Here's a surprise for you - they don't. Do you think a survey that says "which anime last season did you like best" is proper research? It's not.
    Even if they asked people what they wanted to see it wouldn't get far, because the consumers only know what they have already seen. Nobody did proper research for this subject since the beginning of the anime industry. Fucking surprised? I bet you are.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:23 No.33938XXX
    We had a live watching thread of this earlier tonight. Thread got nearly 300 posts. You missed out. WAfag?
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:24 No.33938XXX
    2ch and 2chan have been a major problem for years in both the Japanese Gaming and Animation industry.

    The whole Dragon Quest shit still makes my heart boil with rage.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:24 No.33938XXX
    >>33938129
    Missed the point. They could use just about anything because EVERYTHING gets uploaded in a matter of mere hours.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:24 No.33938XXX
    >>33937661

    If it can be found on the Internet, it's an "online game." And you get "bonus points" in Halo 3 for posting naked images of your underage self.

    The media agrees, don't bother them.

    So what if we're completely full of shit, we get more ratings!
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:24 No.33938XXX
    >>33938122
    Wait, are you saying Aoi Hana didn't sell enough or it sold a surprising amount?
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:26 No.33938XXX
    >>33937373
    >Anime is cartoons of big eyed children or teenagers, usually involving sexual situations in post apocalyptic settings

    The worst part is how eerily accurate that statement is
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:28 No.33938XXX
    >>33938229
    I'll repeat myself.
    Aoi Hana sold less than 1k copies.
    That's a commercical failure. They had to stop the production of a drama CD half-way.
    In Perfect Dark, there was 400 complete downloads.

    400 illegal downloads to 1000 legal purchases.
    Think of it.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:28 No.33938XXX
    >Anime is cartoons of big eyed children or teenagers, usually involving sexual situations in post apocalyptic settings

    /a/ name the anime
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:29 No.33938XXX
    Code Geass.

    First season, decent, sort of mature, developing decent well written plotlines.

    Second season, lets just forget the plotlines from the first season, loli's, fanservice galore, shitty ass/non existant story.

    You can obviously see who the second season was trying to cater too, shit sucked bad.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:29 No.33938XXX
    >>33938317

    Lucky star?
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:30 No.33938XXX
    >>33938301
    That still doesn't seem like very much, illegal or not.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:31 No.33938XXX
    >>33938317
    90% of Anime in the 80's and 90's?
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:31 No.33938XXX
    >>33938367
    It's even more shocking this way, you know.


    Somebody please tell me how did K-On sell 40000 copies because I really want to know.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:31 No.33938XXX
    [ ] big eyed children or teenagers
    [ ] involving sexual situations
    [ ] post apocalyptic setting

    Pick two.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:34 No.33938XXX
    Feature containing censored porn.
    >* cartoon (3)* children (5)
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:35 No.33938XXX
    >>33938204
    >The whole Dragon Quest shit still makes my heart boil with rage.

    now I'm curious
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:35 No.33938XXX
    teh only solution is to wait for this generation of otaku to die or kill themselves
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:35 No.33938XXX
    >>33938393

    It's shit, of the type that retards love to eat. And the world is filled with retards.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:36 No.33938XXX
    >>33938301
    >400 illegal downloads
    That's not even much. It's both a commercial failure and a failure of popularity.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:36 No.33938XXX
    >It is a freezing Sunday morning in Tokyo, just 5 degrees celsius
    >5 degrees celsius; freezing
    Silly australians.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:36 No.33938XXX
    >>33938493
    >*the
    worst typo anyone could make.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:36 No.33938XXX
    >>33938393
    Well, Aoi Hana was under-rated, the fact that it had a yuri tag probably didn't help, niches like that don't seem to go far.

    K-ON, and by extension KyoAni, has a HUGE budget. Comedies in general tend to be more popular than dramas, and the fact that they can have their VAs sing catchy songs probably helped too.

    It isn't like you should ask if K-ON was better than Aoi Hana or not, they just have much better resources.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:37 No.33938XXX
    > Anime is cartoons of big eyed children or teenagers, usually involving sexual situations in post apocalyptic settings

    This actually describes the entire industry quite well.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:37 No.33938XXX
    Stop pandering to Otakus.
    Get some decent writers, write some decent shows and maybe people will start watching again.

    What I would be doing is sucking cock to get my hands on as many popular IP's as possible to make Animu about (DnD, Starcraft, Tolkien, Warhammer, Aliens/Predator, Star Trek, Warcraft, Star Wars etc etc.) and milking that cashcow, while developing my own decent original animu series with the revenue (maybe a historical drama or something)
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:37 No.33938XXX
    Since no one liked me making my own thread:

    SBS Dateline | Suspended Animation

    The Japanese ‘anime’ animation industry is big business, worth $2 billion a year, but it’s facing some major threats and many companies are turning to anime porn just to survive.

    The problems come from illegal downloading, which is hurting advertising sales, competition from Chinese and South Korean animators, and dwindling interest from anime’s traditional audience of Japanese children.

    There’s also concern that the anime porn depicts children in sexually explicit scenarios. One game is even called RapeLay and lets players choose their victim’s age.

    Video journalist Adrian Brown looks at what the future could hold for the big-eyed heroes and heroines of anime in Japan

    Part 1 :

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dahTYcJR1qo

    Part 2 :

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYJ6wowUnp0

    Recording straight off Australian TV for you guys.

    Enjoy
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:38 No.33938XXX
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    >>33938405
    [ ] big eyed children or teenagers
    [X] involving sexual situations
    [X] post apocalyptic setting
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:40 No.33938XXX
    1. Make a badass power rangers anime based on the original story line
    2. ????
    3. PROFIT!
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:40 No.33938XXX
    >>33938586
    >[X] involving sexual situations
    >Fist of the North Star

    wut?
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:42 No.33938XXX
    The truth is where are foreigners suppose to watch subbed anime other than the internet, it's not like there are any UK TV channels that bring out subbed anime hours after it's watched in Japan.

    I still purchase anime DVD's but most of the stuff is so hard to come by in England that the only way to own it is to download it for instance K-ON! you can't buy that anywhere other than play Asia.

    I've noticed Haruhi is now available in some UK stores but at £40 for four episodes it's not exactly cheap, so really I try to support the anime industry but it's just so expensive to buy the stuff legally that unless I really want it I won't part with the money.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:43 No.33938XXX
    Good. Anime might as well die at this point.
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    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:44 No.33938XXX
    "If you ask me I enjoy watching anime with pretty girls"

    goddamn moe faggots
    >> ILCAB 04/25/10(Sun)11:44 No.33938XXX
    They have reports like this every year, they`re just slightly more frequent in the english language now. The anime industry is supposedly on the verge of death every year now, and you newfriends think you`re on to something. Just like how people were sure Gonzo was done like four years ago. Also, ever stop to count how many shows are airing? And how lucrative a success can be forever? Sunrise = Money, money, money. Gainax = Money, money, money. Khara, money. Bones, moola. Recent SHAFT = Many bags of beans. Kyoani = Fuck. Toei, profits coming from everywhere else, and producers that`ll let you do anything as long as you have an interesting premise, even just visually. Satelight = Able to figure out how to get bloody extraneous amounts of money to make a show, especially with Kawamori. And more.

    All you have to be is a studio that knows what they`re doing.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:45 No.33938XXX
    >>33938738
    >>33938543
    >>33938493
    >>33938497
    >I have no real opinion so I'll just bash on genres I dislike because no one will make anything as deep or engaging as Eva again
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:46 No.33938XXX
    >>33938754
    tl;dr everything is okay?

    Because it isn't, this season is a complete disgrace.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:47 No.33938XXX
    >>33938405
    Needless
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:47 No.33938XXX
    >>33938821
    This season is fine, cry some more
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:48 No.33938XXX
    >>33938784
    >Eva

    Nigga you gay.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:48 No.33938XXX
    This is probably the least biased video done by a westerner about anime. Though it still has its quarks.

    Oh well, at least I got anime in my generation, let it die in pieces.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:49 No.33938XXX
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    Gather a team, make your own anime

    Grrl Power did it.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:49 No.33938XXX
    >>33938821
    HoFL, Yojou-han and the continuation of drrr are good.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:49 No.33938XXX
    >Just like how people were sure Gonzo was done like four years ago

    But Gonzo is done? (where you get 4 years ago I don't know since no one talked about it then)
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:49 No.33938XXX
    >>33938865
    pretty sure that was sarcasm
    >> Mellow 04/25/10(Sun)11:49 No.33938XXX
    >>33937698
    >It survived just fine for 50 years without outsourcing it's revenue streams to the west.. why the sudden "Duur the western pirate devils are causing the industry to die now" bullshit?
    They never blamed the west for dropping revenues, just piracy in general, also including japanese piracy.
    Moe is obviously killing anime.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:51 No.33938XXX
    Seems like a fair and balanced report if your target is audiences who don't know anything about anime yet.

    Still, one thing about pisses me off about the anime industry nowadays is the "shou gai nai" attitude the industry has about "what the market demands". Be creative for fucks sake, experiment, and create new demand.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:51 No.33938XXX
    >>33938916
    Because the industry was pumping out masterpieces before K-ON came along.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:52 No.33938XXX
    Japan's birth rate is declining meaning less new viewers. That's why they have to make moeshit, to get money from those people.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:52 No.33938XXX
    >>33938899
    >HoFL
    >Yojou-han
    Uhhh... right.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:52 No.33938XXX
    Blame Miyazaki. He's to blame for the cancer.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:52 No.33938XXX
    >>33938754
    So anything thats produced by those studios will make money is what you're saying, correct?
    >> ILCAB 04/25/10(Sun)11:53 No.33938XXX
    >>33938821

    Good anime is usually equal to : Visionary directors, with visionary, and skilled animators, most of the time, a good key writer, at least, to keep the story together, usually a visionary episode director, though if the main director takes enough control, it`s not always as important. And other factors, all pretty much being the people. If shows aren`t good, it`s ninety-nine percent of the time based on the fact that the director was generic, or lame, the animators work at GONZO, et cetera... Look at all of the classic anime, pretty much, and note their crew. Look at this seaon`s most interesting anime, and the most `new` work, which is Yuasa`s. All active directors are still coming out with great works, though Kawamori is an exception, since he`s really out there now.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:53 No.33938XXX
    >>33938975
    He means they don't suck and are competent.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:53 No.33939XXX
    >>33938690
    same situation

    i'm on low income already, and if they expect me to wait months for a DVD release, pray it gets licenced for the US, shipping it over, then trying to play it on my region 2 DVD player, they thought wrong
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:54 No.33939XXX
    >>33938965
    So fapping is killing anime and yet at the same time helping anime.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:55 No.33939XXX
    >>33938543
    Decently written shows don't sell man, Baccano? Book of Bantorra? Fuck that shit, people want the moe. The only hope a well written show has is to be presented in a high school format, with some kind of excuse as to why the story has to take place in said high school.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:56 No.33939XXX
    >>33939027
    Sometimes they do though. Durarara is pretty engaging as far as plot and production values go and the first dvd sold fairly well.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:57 No.33939XXX
    >>33939027
    Yeah, that's why Baccano! didn't sell well in the US
    Their audience was clearly taken by moe shows
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:57 No.33939XXX
    >>33939057
    The general audience/ non-otaku that watched it hated it. Awful ratings.
    >> ILCAB 04/25/10(Sun)11:58 No.33939XXX
    >>33938975

    They usually have success because they know how to put out projects, and studios like Bones and Gainax concentrate on very developed main projects, usually with lot`s of merchandising possibilities, and high interest in different markets than just otaku, and have a lot put into them. Also, look at the success of Macross Frontier, and you see how Kawamori knows how to do it.

    >>33938908

    It was supposedly on the brink of destruction since four years ago, and in peak months of hate here, there would be several threads on how they were going to die.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:58 No.33939XXX
    >>33938966
    They're good. HoFL is a bit offputting because of the art (those fucking faces, damn), but all in all I liked it.
    Yojou-han is a good show as well.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:58 No.33939XXX
    It doesn't occur to the industry that moe and a good story/artwork/etc don't rule each other out? To use cute girls as a vehicle for creating a new genre, I think, might be a smart move to get new audiences without alienating your existing audience.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)11:59 No.33939XXX
    ITT: Self proclaimed economic geniuses.

    If there was something else they could do, they would have done it.
    >> ILCAB 04/25/10(Sun)12:03 No.33939XXX
    >>33939072

    On the 2Ch / 2Chan boards, they were pretty well liked, those shows just aren`t sell-able, they`re also `too realistic`, especially setting wise, so they don`t do as well, obviously. Once they`re done, they`re done, too, there`s no mystery or really intense rewatchability, or girls to obsess over. It`s natural they don`t sell. The setting of Michiko to Hatchin also led to its poor sales. Another thing is that so many shows are twelve episodes, this most of the time will obviously not help titles which could have made it big, though it allows more shows to be made.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:03 No.33939XXX
    I for one don't mind moe at all and think that the faggots screaming "baaaw there are no good shows" should stop having such 'high standards'
    and just enjoy shit.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:03 No.33939XXX
    Bakemonogatari sold well and it was great.
    This is clearly exaggerated.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:03 No.33939XXX
    anime fans are basically only pillow owning faggots or casual dub retards in America

    in Japan its the same thing except instead of casuals its just kids

    I'm not surprised the industry is failing considering the people they have to appeal to, to make money
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    >My face
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    >my face when that guy was playing monster hunter
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:05 No.33939XXX
    >>33939101
    >that moe and a good story/artwork/etc don't rule each other out?

    Yes they do, if the anime isn't all about cute girls doing cute things the whole time otaku won't watch it. You can't have moe and good story because it doesn't work that way
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:05 No.33939XXX
    >>33939229
    Wow. Talk about giving up.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:07 No.33939XXX
    >>33938970
    >>33938970
    >>33938970
    >>33938970
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:10 No.33939XXX
    Downloading anime is killing the industry.....good news everyone streaming anime doesn't have any affect on the industry at all.

    Also anime animators, I love you all you've entertained me for most of my life but seriously you ungrateful fuckers, if you want to do what you love then you need to be prepared to not get paid to do it, conversely if you want to be paid you need to be prepared to work on shit you don't like, grow the fuck up and get with the real world, this is the philosophy that most authors live by, they write what they like some times it sells, many times it doesn't the only way they make money is if they cater to the masses
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:11 No.33939XXX
    >>33939429
    Shut up
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:11 No.33939XXX
    >>33939429
    >Does not work for a living
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:12 No.33939XXX
    >>33939429
    >good news everyone streaming anime doesn't have any affect on the industry at all.

    You're and idiot, streaming anime does just as much damage to the industry as you're not paying for it.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:12 No.33939XXX
    >>33939462
    not as an animator, that shit pays slave wages
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:13 No.33939XXX
    >>33939475
    internet sarcasm son, look into it
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:13 No.33939XXX
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    >>33939230
    >Bakemonogatari sold well and it was great.
    >Bakemonogatari
    >great
    >> ILCAB 04/25/10(Sun)12:13 No.33939XXX
    >>33939298

    Seriously, all of you need to stop thinking you really know anything about otaku, or what all of their tastes are. Also, look at the TT search popularity, and think. In the long run, Gundam outsells K-on. Frontier outsells Bakemonogatari. Eva outsells everything. Mecha is way harder to make, but if they could, like they used to, they`d probably make a million of those shows, also, see what the director said about why he didn`t want to try more of the FMP crap. Also, models outsells figurines, and pretty much no neko-kawaii crap is still largely popular in the next decade. You think all of Japan is just some stereotype you got from the next newfriend on here. Go to 2Ch, and see what the prevailing discussions are on compared to what the most popular of the day is. They made shows with heroes likes Casshern because it was easy and popular. Good creators who liked what they were doing figured out how to do it good, then it happened with mecha, then the standard and tech got so intense they couldn`t keep up, now it`s school-life, cutesy escapist stuff, but most are the mass-produced shows that you don`t judge a medium by. And the people at Kyoani, A-1 and Shaft want to make this stuff.
    >> Jacob T. Serpentine !j4G6ACBbiE 04/25/10(Sun)12:14 No.33939XXX
    >involving sexual situations in post apocalyptic settings"
    NOT ALL ANIME IS LIKE THIS GOD-
    >usually
    Oh, well, never mind, please continue.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:14 No.33939XXX
    >>33939072
    Ratings don't mean anything when it comes to anime. Its all about the dvd sales.
    >> Eurofag !qUytODkcyE 04/25/10(Sun)12:15 No.33939XXX
    >>33937373
    It's not even rageworthy
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:15 No.33939XXX
    >>33937942
    >Annie may?
    May what? if its dirty can you give me her number
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:15 No.33939XXX
    >>33939298
    Taishou Yakyuu Musume and Sora no Woto come to mind
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:15 No.33939XXX
    >>33939530
    anime usually airs on tv first, which means they need sponsors to pay for it before it ever gets put on dvd, so yes ratings initially do matter
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:16 No.33939XXX
    >>33939230
    Bakemonogatari is just a moe harem show without the moe and hardly any harem.

    It only sold well because of its visuals and SHAFT.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:18 No.33939XXX
    >>33939562
    Even then, dvd sales > ratings. DVD Sales ultimately show whether or not the show has a fanbase and is marketable. Shows with good sales also tend to have sequels.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:18 No.33939XXX
    >>33939576
    It sold well because the novel had a strong following and DVD-original extras (finished animation, in-character commentary) were intersting to said following.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:18 No.33939XXX
    >>33938511
    isnt that around ~40 degrees F?
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:19 No.33939XXX
    fags claiming the anime industry has gone to shit have no sense of perspective at all
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:21 No.33939XXX
    >>33939651
    it is

    it is not, however, "freezing"
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:23 No.33939XXX
    Yet again, this story proves that Western media did not do any ACTUAL research before writing their articles!

    I can't believe that even public broadcasters like the SBS resort to such focus on the sensational and controversial parts of a subject.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:25 No.33939XXX
    >>33939795
    sensational and controversial is what sells my friend, fox news built itself on that principle, all media outlets do
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:28 No.33939XXX
    >>33939502
    >Gundam sells

    Sure but only shit like SEED now, I bet Unicorn will do horribly. Unlike SEED it doesn't have all the bishie males for yaoi hambeasts and derp moe bitches like Lacus

    And guess who the two most popular characters are in Gundam, Kira and Lacus, the shittiest male and the shittiest female from that awful series.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:32 No.33940XXX
    >>33939850
    Well still I think it's disgusting.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:33 No.33940XXX
    >>33939724
    As an Australian I believe they were originally going to go with describing the temperature as "Fuck'n cold". Describing the temperature as freezing is obviously a rushed edit there, since 5 degrees makes it indeed not freezing, but fuck'n cold.
    >> Anonymous 04/25/10(Sun)12:35 No.33940XXX
    Sauce on 07:10?



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