Forum - View topicNEWS: Report: Anime Industry Up 12% in 2015
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Яeverse
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Streaming in non china is negligible?
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joac101
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Whew good news I thought the industry was declining year after year and I'm so happy that I was wrong !
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Touma
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From the article:
", the total market value of the anime industry in 2014 was 1.83 trillion yen (about US$18.1 billion), up about 12% from 2014's 1.63 trillion yen." Should the first date be 2015? It definitely is good that the industry appears to be healthy. |
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Shay Guy
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If I'm reading last year's English summary right, it was released in January 2016. So if that holds, we should be seeing an official translation of the key points in a few months.
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MarshalBanana
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Jonny Mendes
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China is paying big yen for the shows. Is better the industry enjoy this wave until it last, because future with China are always uncertain.
Sometime in the near future China will make their anime like animation and will drop many the imports of anime. |
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CrowLia
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Now cry me a river about all the millions of sales they're losing due to evil evil piracy the most evil thing that ever evil'ed. Those damn eye-patch villains are so close to bringing the ruination of the industry!
It'll be interesting to see the numbers next year, given how insane the amount of new shows has been this year, and how nay-sayers are loving to say the industry is done and over because home-video sales have been rather underwhelming |
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Яeverse
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I dont understand your comment, piracy threatens the need to stream, if someone pirates the episode why would they use the streaming service? We have seen some streaming service providers go the way of the dinosaur. |
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v1cious
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Very surprising. Judging by all these short order series, I was sure the industry was in decline.
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Paulo27
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CrowLia
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My point is that piracy has been there since forever, and the industry LOVES to cry about how piracy is killing it -and make yearly reports of how many million yen they've "lost" on piracy-, but the statement of piracy putting the industry's existence at risk falls apart when reports are showing that its net worth is rising |
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Lemonchest
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There's always one. Anyways, this headline figure is a little misleading, as it incorporates anything related, however tenuously, to animation, both foreign & domestic. There should also be a second figure in the report that relates specifically to domestic animation companies, which is usually about 1/10th the bigger number. Still broadly good news. Will be interesting to be able to read if some of the issues highlighted in the 2015 report (stagnating international export values, staffing issues caused by adoption of CGI etc) are still at play. |
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Jonny Mendes
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Disc sales are not really that important, Expect when talking about original anime where is the discs that pay the bills. Most anime are financed by big manga/LN publishers and for them what matters is the numbers of manga/LN after the anime ended. |
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Hoppy800
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While it's doing good from a marketing standpoint, the quality is all over the place, while the idol genre is doing just fine (the issue is that too many are geared towards women and they often are the ones that aren't selling either, I've seen some get anime and the music sells 1.5K or less overall), and SoL is doing ok, mecha outside of Gundam and Macross isn't, it's in a sharp decline. You also have the problem with bad LN adaptations still being too popular.
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mangamuscle
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There are some people that no matter the numbers, they will keep saying piracy is dooming the anime industry to an early grave, similar to how some people deny climate change even though the cold numbers say otherwise.
But hey, never mind me, lets put in jail another uploader every week. wonder if they will target koreans next.
I think that is probable as they will drop hollywood movie imports. I do not mean to say they will not rry, but you can't recreate something creative just by throwing money at it, the koreans have tried for decades and failed. |
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