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I don't know of any confirmation for this.

If I was the head of the revived Toonami, I wouldn't even touch Naruto Anything. Not even "Naruto's Son: The Attempt To Keep The Cash Cow Alive".

... conflicting emotions from me. So is it safe to say that Toonami dropping the ball on Fairy Tail was a horrible decision?? It was on FOUR OUTLETS ALREADY and DeMarco never even bothered ta fookin WATCH any of it!?? You had 6 years and over 300 episodes of da ting!!!!! The fact that almost everyone ELSE wanted it enough to stream them themselves should've PROBABLY changed your mind to give up maybe a measly hour of your life! You probably would've STILL rejected it.... but at least you godamn GAVE IT A CHANCE! Goodness. Not to mention, once Netflix runs MHA and Fairy Tail, does that mean Funimation can't?? Will those be totally off their site??

Neo Yokio shall save Toonami. >

Fixed.

We recently got a boost in ratings for that show, but that's because we happened to be on a particularly great part of an arc. And yes, Toonami has to change their business model in order to gain more exclusive content. Of Funimations' overwhelming # of broadcast dubs, Toonami only aired TWO. Something has to change.

Before Toonami came back, anime in America was becoming old hat. Afterward, I see the same people talk about anime a ton more, and it's only gotten more profitable. The timeline adds up, in my perspective. But it could also be just me trying to find connections.

That's more because Toonami has those exclusive rights to stream and air Shippuden and certain Gundam shows, so it's the other way around. Toonami does watch episodes to decide if it's a good fit, but they only watch like the first 2, or something, which is a horrible way to decide. This bit them in the ass when airing GXP because it turns out it wasn't at all what they wanted! But the crew has limited time to do all that, so I understand.

Something I been pondering in my mindbrain lately. I mean, Toonami has in the fans' eyes frequently been the source of making anime popular in America again, which hyped up a lot of shows, and thus made companies like Crunchyroll catch interest. Netflix's investments in anime for 2018 answers the lingering question about if anime would ever die in the short-term out of repetitive subject matter and niche target demographics (I will not). But Netflix and other streaming services are now whipping Toonami's ass to the floor in ratings, and I find a bit of irony on the possibility that this is all Toonami's doing. Netflix appears to be their competition, when really they could be allies. The anime industry has earned 2.9 trillion yen for the first time in its history, yet maybe that's just Netflix pumping more fuel into the engine. And I highly doubt any CEO from places like Hi-Dive, Hulu, or Amazon Strike will ever thank Toonami for it. No wonder Hollywood has been on an (mostly bad) anime adaptation kick recently.

I need to motorboat that!!

Dude I'm at 446, and that's the Funimation dub.

400's?? Woah you're almost catching up to the place I'm in!

I do not have a cable account to use to log into it. That's the whole reason why I been using Sling for the past months. Will remember about Rabb.it. One time I came across a fan-run stream playing TOonaim, and I wish i had taken note of the address. And I know these are only broadcast whenever the fan feels like it, rather than any set schedule. This coming week is a marathon, so I am relieved that I have a little over a week to remedy this situation if I act now.

So sling.tv just discontinued use of its desktop app for all customers. I lack a TV screen, and I may have to even get a Roku or something and shill out even more money than I expected per month. Not a happy camper.

Dude I should've gone to bed before midnight cause i had to work in the morning but I watched a ton of Tsubasa, and El Cazador De La Bruja!!

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Oh THAT'S why. I remembered it as go99, not go90!

... hold on. ... it's for mobile only?? Hmmm. I only have a smartphone, and watching an episode will be uncomfortable on that small screen. Plus, a ton of articles say the app is wholly designed to get you to use up your data minutes.

.... what difference does that make!?

I been meanign to check them out. I really wanna see the Anohana movie!

What the hell brought this up?

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