QueenoftheDorks

It's always iffy on if I'll get anything decent back (I think last year I got like a hundred bucks or so) but I always try to knock them out early just so I don't have to worry about it. This is the first year i don't have to do a state return and I'm more excited than i should be. 😆

They're trying to sell you on the show using the one level above a loli "character" who exists solely be to groped by male characters. If you enjoy every fight scene she's even remotely close to be stopped to a halt to watch a child get sexually assaulted then she's the character for you!

What does that have to do with Crunchyroll? They haven't been a pirate site in like a decade. Plus streaming is picking up in Japan. I assume Crunchyroll there primarily hosts the originals they stream via VRV like RWBY.

Attack on Titan The Promised Neverland Demon Slayer Jojo's Bizarre Adventure My Hero Academia Dr. Stone Fire Force That's all I watched. I included blank space because putting Dr. Stone and Fire Force that close makes it look like I enjoyed them almost equally, but I did not.

I mean these days anime OPs/EDs exist to sell records in addition to listing credits, but since you can't buy any of those albums here... eh. They could always go back to cutting them out completely.

There are only like three countries in the world who don't have access to Netflix. The biggest of which is China, but they still licence their shows to a Chinese streaming service. They produce original content for more than just America. As I said this feels exactly like a situation like Pirates of the Caribbean. They don't care if it make it in America because literally the rest of the world can make it into a hit.

Why do you assume its aiming solely for the US? Just because a US company is involved? There's nothing that states an American company can't develop a TV show primarily for an international market. They do it all the time for films. The last two Pirates of the Carribbean films were made for the international box office where it was still considered a hit franchise. It flopping in America made absolutely no difference to anyone at Disney.

Popular manga + Netflix exclusivity? I also saw in one article that they counted any streams where someone watched at least 2 minutes so even if a bunch of people decided to check out the 1st episode and then dropped it, they counted it.

"One Piece looks weird!" is clownery of the highest caliber and makes you sound as stupid as people who don't watch anime because "the eyes are too big" at least be creative and blame it on it being too long. At least then you don't sound ignorant.

Vinland Saga 10-11