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TanyaTheEvil
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I am so looking forward to this anime. I already bought the first couple of volumes of the manga. I am so excited
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Slowzhand
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The word "Sentai" is misspelled in the title.
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CastMember1991
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Hopefully, it airs on AMC at some point too.
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alice32
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Surprisingly, crunchyroll has allowed a lot of anime to be taken from them this season
Maybe crunchyroll didn't get a chance to get more anime this season due to the merger I feel a little like this is the last Hidive attempts before death |
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MarshalBanana
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alice32
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I've heard a lot about this one, but it's not the only one. They've lost a lot of titles this season. komi can't communicate s1 and s2, Summertime Render, I'm Quitting Heroing, Ya Boy Kongming, Executioner And Her Way Of Life, Black ★★ Rock Shooter. And maybe more titles will be announced by Netflix and Sentai in the coming days After the Crunchyroll and Funimation merger, I expected them to get more titles per season because their subscribers would increase and have more money after the merger. |
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paulchaested
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From CR’s press release on the merger and future seasons:
They’re probably right and possibly have scooped up everything this season. In fact I think this (including Demon Next Door) is probably all Sentai got for this season. Even though Sentai has AMC money I don’t think they’ll be that much more aggressive and competitive. Last edited by paulchaested on Thu Mar 10, 2022 3:41 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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Punch Drunk Marc
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Well this is certainly surprising.
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harminia
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To be fair, most of those were lost to Netflix and Disney, which are bigger organisations than CR/Funi. No way in hell CR could outbid Disney on a title Disney had set their mind on lol. Was a bit surprised about this one though. |
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BalmungHHQ
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Is it really that surprising? The arrangement of companies behind this series is very similar to Danmachi, which Sentai has gotten the new seasons of every year. I don't think it's farfetched that they'd be in a good position in terms of being able to pick this up.
Anyway, I'm glad to see Sentai & HiDive being able to grab more titles. Their presence is more important now than ever. |
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iamthevastuniverse
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The title doesn't strike me as a must watch if its dubbed in a timely manner I may check it out. I want to support Sentai when possible hopefully current ADR Directors widen their Houston acting talent base to give dub fans a bit more variety that I feel we deserve for supporting their releases all these years.
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Angel M Cazares
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I wonder if Sentai is starting to use AMC money by picking up more titles than what they typically have aquired the last few years.
I would have agreed with you before AMC bought them.
I am a dub fan, and I don't have a problem with their current voice acting talent pool. Years ago Sentai used the same handful of voice actors over and over, but they have hired new talent and have had more variety for the last 7 years. |
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iamthevastuniverse
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I haven't seen Kyle Jones,John Swasey and Shannon Reed make a massive effort to grab new voice talent since 2015 once in a blue moon we'll see a few people pop up here and there but its at a unusually snail like pace on their end. They could and certainly should start investing in the Houston Stage Talent like Steven Foster and Chris Ayres use to do for their dubs. |
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BalmungHHQ
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New people have been coming in for them all the time, sometimes even getting into leading roles pretty quickly (like Alyssa Marek, for example). Almost every time I watch a Sentai dub these days I'll be seeing new names. Often times in small roles, but they're there. Heck, just look at Shenmue's cast and you'll see multiple people getting their first-time entries on the ANN database. If their rate of new talent being brought into the fold is too slow for you, then you're free to feel that way, but you can't keep acting like this is such a big issue when it's not. They already have so many actors on their roster, and it's a massive difference from where they were 7 years ago. I am more than satisfied with where they are right now, and it seems I'm not alone in feeling that way. |
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