Forum - View topicCrunchyroll Originals Have Been A Disaster
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Piglet the Grate
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Yes, but Crunchyroll should not be surprised if they lose subscribers when they do so. What we need is a anime streaming service similar to old fashioned physical media rental - no base fee, a small fee for streaming just the first episode of a series (to judge interest in continuing or not), and a larger fee for streaming an entire season of a series and/or entire series. |
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Piglet the Grate
Posts: 585 Location: North America |
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It may have been perverted into that but none of the current popular uses of "incel" are what Alana [last name redacted] meant when she coined the term about a quarter-century ago. |
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Top Gun
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I'm suggesting that, no matter which label one uses for them, it is not worth giving any consideration whatsoever to the people who spewed massive amounts of vitriol over a promo piece for an animated series that had not so much as seen the light of day. I can use the term "troglodytes" instead if you'd prefer.
The manga side of things is another story, but there is absolutely a substantial gender gap in the world of animation. This isn't an exhaustive study, and I'm not sure how much (if any) of the Japanese industry it incorporates, but it still paints a pretty clear picture. |
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Gem-Bug
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No, I think you're just misinformed.
That one is actually incredibly easy: Incels like women in media when they are fetish material or are in roles that reinforce the incel's deteriorated worldview. They generally dislike diversity and thus a show made mostly be women is an affront to said deteriorated worldview.
There is definitely some overlap between incels and the attributes you listed. |
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BBally
Posts: 84 Location: UK |
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Same here, though I'm Egyptian not American so I'm not what battle-arc-fan was referring to but I do know a most Americans got into Anime years ago like the Toonami years. One of the appeals of manga and anime is how diverse it is, with the way it tackles different genres, how it tackles themes including politics and bigotry and have tried to provide positive portrayals of other groups including some groups American cartoons didn't touch at the time. Being a Muslim viewer, it was nice to see anime that had more positive portrayals in anime like Quatre and his rebel companions in Gundam Wing, Arabian Naito: Shindobatto no Bōken, Sousuke Sagara and Belfangan Clouseau (according to the End of Day by Day novel ) in Full Metal Panic and the Magi franchise being heavily influenced by Muslim and Middle Eastern culture. |
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gsilver
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Odd Taxi has been amazing!
...But I guess the article says that co-productions like that don't count. |
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Top Gun
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I think it's more that we can't tell what counts and what doesn't because even Crunchyroll themselves aren't consistent with the distinction. |
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IG
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As a woman it does not matter how many women are in animation.All it matters if the show is good or not .There is nothing stopping a women to be in animation.If they want too be animation let them followed their dreams |
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Beatdigga
Posts: 4416 Location: New York |
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Ignoring the culture war stuff for a bit, I think we can all agree that Crunchyroll's approach to promotion has been haphazard. These are the same people who put ads for Dr. Stone in Times Square but left Onyx Equinox to rot the day after Christmas.
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DerekL1963
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Posts: 1116 Location: Puget Sound |
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Yah. And that's a problem with Crunchyroll overall... There doesn't seem to be anyone in charge. Stuff slips through the cracks. |
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BadNewsBlues
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They must've had a good amount of cash on hand at the time to have snatched up the TV rights for Prince Of Tennis, MARS, Naruto, DBZ Uncut that or they got them on the cheap. Snark aside it's far more likely whoever was running the Network at the time just didn't see any profitability out of the series rather than canceling for it another show which is precisely why YJ got canceled.
Anyone unsubscribing from CR because their using their subscription payments to create new original programming is going to be a relatively small if not nonexistent number. |
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