More than you would think. Especially concerning Dragonball and MHA. It’s just that most of those people rely on On Demand for their stuff and only watch when there’s no direct interference.
That’s the weird dichotomy to me. The anime market is bigger than ever, with more people watching than ever. But thanks to the decrease in over the air viewership, that hasn’t translated to ratings for Toonami.
Magic Knight Rayearth 21.
This proof of concept trailer that makes me pissed stuff like this doesn’t get animated to a whole series but we get the same “diverse” shit from what can’t be more than a circle of 15 goddamn people.
Oh good. Put it further in the range of sports and PPV’s. That isn’t likely to backfire. Wasn’t the idea of starting later a way to ensure the audience didn’t have any other commitments besides just going out and watching everything on demand?
They are back to the pre Family Guy strategy of throwing everything at the wall and seeing what sticks because the writer of their remaining most popular show is a barely functional alcoholic. Something had better land...
Shame that they alienated so many people during the salad days like Brendon Small.
Do you need to have seen the original show to care? The original show had a ton of production issues and was on during the dying days of ASA when everyone criticized them for getting that and not Gurren Lagann, which aired on SyFy instead.
I don’t know. All I know is that Part I and II was put on Netflix and the social media mentions skyrocketed. That and Netflix put it in their “top viewed” section.
He’s a complete assclown. I miss when he made fun of movies before he thought he was this genius writer and actor. Just make fun of No Holds Barred or something for 15 minutes.
If he was being charged with a crime, onus would be to prove he committed it.
In this case, since he’s calling conspiracy, onus is on him to prove every single complaint is part of a conspiracy to cost him money and status.