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The reasons listed above WERE big ones.
Right
now, I'd just say it's because live-motion porn is cheap and popular,
and easy to produce. In the states, there's always a girl willing to
spread her legs for the camera for $200.
Total, a shoot might cost a few thousand.
The popularity of anime in Japan has a lot to do with the fact that they don't have a big live-action film industry.
However, the market is really ripe if someone with a lot of money decided to corner the market on western animated pornography.
The thing that stops them is that it's basically a new field in the US. There are questions.
How do you market it? What's the cost to profit ratio? How long does it take to produce and what assets do you need to do it?
The
answers: Nobody knows how to market it besides traditional porn venues,
which wouldn't be as receptive to animated porn. Advertising alongside
anime brings you into competition with it, and people who want anime
might not want western.
The cost to profit ratio is lower than
live action, as live action porn has the cost of: One dude, one chick, a
camera, lighting, makeup, editing and directing. And a lot of that can
be reduced to, "the guy with the camera screws the girl, edits, directs,
and the girl does her own makeup. Costs are camera and paying the girl.
A few hundred dollars for amateur level. Little effort, very easy. The
biggest issue is distribution.
With animation, you need writers,
directors, an animation crew, voice actors and distributors. This can
cost thousands to create.
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