Jman

It’s going to happen this year. Whether it’s worth a damn is another question entirely.

So what I’m gathering from all this is Crunchyroll’s original content is so boring everyone has to focus on behind the scenes drama to entertain themselves. Meanwhile Netflix is preparing a Pacific Rim anime and a collaboration with CLAMP.

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure S2 1-2. Netflix has Stardust Crusaders. Regular people will know what it is now.

I admittedly just wanted to go “Oh, that thing exists. Now how about the new wave of Korean properties being adapted to anime, which”...oh jeez I can’t even remember the last one. I remember years and years ago ADV had one but I cannot remember the name for the life of me. What I do know is that Webtoon has cornered the market on webcomics for the most part for good or for ill, and while a lot of their content is crap, both Tower of God and God of High School are incredibly popular.

How is any of that supposed to help her case? She was part of the generation of self righteous idiots in comic books which is why no one reads comics anymore. She sucks.

They realized that they had a bad product, and did their damndest to cover it up, but the Internet, Twitter NEVER forgets. They know Kate Leth is a misandrist douchebag, and the people will only be satisfied when they confirm the show has been cancelled. Especially these days when people make a living off of endless videos shitting on these morons for any perceived slight.

Maybe they had gone too far to change it up, or were going to release it before the MAX launch. Twitter still has NOT forgiven Crunchyroll for funding it, or for hiring professional dangerhair Kate “Kill All Men” Leth. So yeah, fun times.

I think even Crunchyroll sort of realized what they got into. They’re pushing the hell out of God of High School and Tower of God but kind of shrugged about everything else.

Netflix? That means some original CG series, or a Magic Knight Rayearth remake.

I meant first mined as part of a deal they penned a few months ago.

The stockholders apparently, since this is how Crunchyroll is supposed to stay competitive with FUNi and Netflix.

It’s a real game, and it’s official.

The big news is the first mined property from Webtoon, The God of High School. Also, HGS lives, but if you announced THE GOD OF HIGH SCHOOL first people would probably be a lot more forgiving.

I think a Marvel Ultimate Alliance style game would work, but these properties are the exclusive domain of Bandai Namco, so more arena fighters!

Another year, another property, yet another arena fighter. I’ve said it before, but MHA would lend itself perfectly to an RPG ala Marvel Ultimate Alliance.

Fury by TKO in Round 7. He fought the ideal fight, shutting down Wilder with his weight and some hard as hell shots.

Main event set to occur at midnight EST. And the local watering hole is packed. They’re jammed to the rafters in here, with a record number of bars ordering the PPV, so I expect a huge buy rate, and less people watching Toonami 12-1.

For reference, here’s the first fight - Who’s watching and who do you have?

Mob Psycho 100 2 Dr Stone 2

The sooner people realize Toonami is no longer the be-all, end-all for anime in this country the happier they’ll be. Time in memorial was that this was the only source for non-butchered anime in the US, but those days are over. The days of thinking On Demand is “sucking ADV’s luscious cock” are gone, replaced with the current abundance of content. If DeMarco wants to waste his money on FLCL sequels and Junji Ito stories no one will watch, it’s no longer a matter of life and death for the medium.

It figures. Powerhouse (Castlevania’s Studio) keeps trying to use Lodoss influence in its works, so this is quid pro quo.

He was winning the first fight until that knockdown in the 12th. I’m more curious if Wilder can land this time.

Put simply, being so far behind = Not being a primary source. Let’s see the box office numbers for Rising before we decide who gets the blame, though. Next week is Wilder vs Fury II. That’s gonna be fun times for the ratings.

I’m more surprised people are taking an award show made by Crunchyroll seriously.

...The series is on HDive if you want to see for yourself, I guess?