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I'm guessing Jojo And One Piece were just too weird for the average american viewer counted in Nielsen Ratings As For Attack On Titan...the wait between seasons probably made a lot of those casual viewers forget all about it Demon Slayer....No Clue maybe it Seemed too Foreign to them i agree though we have no real idea what kind of reach toonami still has because Nielsen Ratings aren't a good indicator of Popularity knowing how they work and how most of us aren't even counted in them(It's a sample size platter sort of thing)

the example i stated Was Josh Grelle who was so close to losing they're home because of one commercial they couldn't be in and at the time they were recording lines for Part 1 of Attack on titan's final season(Armin) A Commercial would have made things a lot easier but without commercial time it becomes more stress full on the VA's especially when conventions aren't an option in the pandemic

and the pandemic really made things harder on them due to conventions being shutdown even now with some starting back up there's not gonna be as much of a presence from major names as there was back in 2019(Pre-Covid 19)

MHA Could have been A Major Hit on toonami but due to Hulu....It Just wasn't able to air on the block until 2018 that's hard to believe isn't it? that MHA's only been with toonami for three years the fact it was tied up in crap with Hulu meant by the time it did air on toonami it wouldn't have as much of an impact as it would have if it had aired sooner

especially since the incident where Tokoyami(MHA)'s Dub VA was dealing with the possibility of losing they're home since they weren't gonna appear in a commercial that one commercial put them into panic mode....because they weren't making enough money doing they're job it's really sad because we all know about The People Who Eventually Graduated From Anime and went onto bigger and better things(examples being troy baker and laura bailey) where they now find themselves making far far far more money than they ever did dubbing anime and even if they had never ventured out into AAA Video games and American cartoons chances are they wouldn't be getting paid any better working on anime dubs

i think a lot of it does have to do with funimation no longer working with Vic Mignogna as they feel the company betrayed him and framed him for something he didn't do(Any Discussion involving funimation online typically has a good chance of being turned into a vic mignogna discussion) just working for funimation means you are liable to be harassed by Vic Fans online...

we all know VA's that do dub work for anime are typically paid peanuts and see far more money from something like a single mcdonalds commercial than an entire season of a popular anime but should that change? I Ask because it's become apparent that unless you really have nowhere else to go just have a passion for anime or have A Larger role at the company(Such as many at Funimation) there's little reason to hang around...shit even if you do enjoy anime a lot that might not be enough to keep you in the line of anime dub work

wasn't that long ago i rewatched the 4kids dub of the original shaman king anime and compared to other hackjob dubs they had done around the same time Shaman King was nowhere near as bad regardless the new shaman king anime has had not so favorable feedback from fans mostly due to how rushed and lackluster it feels(this has 52 episodes as opposed to the 64 episodes the original had) it jumps from scene to scene so rapidly it'll make your head spin so i wouldn't use it as the best example....this is a low budget production

why does demarco always feel the need to post crap like that?(it's much like the time when he put A Voice actor on blast for something he said back in 2009 about adultswim's jokes at the expense of anime)

because those people(like this guy in the tweet above)think funimation hates that anime is Japanese and wants to hide the fact the characters are from Japan i don't recall them ever pretending anime was american and that stuff like MHA Wasn't set in Japan

same...it really makes you realize how outdated toonami truly is when they find themselves losing shows that have become a staple of the block to A Streaming service like netflix

yeah we know mistakes happen but i think what makes this mistake worse is the fact that It'll never be corrected this was a one time deal to air harley quinn on toonami and The S1 Finale not airing at the end really ruined what was meant to be a promotional hype night for HBO Max And The Suicide Squad as such it's hard to really say "Wow That Was Really Great!" because even if you did enjoy the marathon the fact the season finale didn't air and simply repeated episode 4 probably put a sour taste in many people's mouths

the theory was Jojo's just too weird for the average american but it doing so well on netflix proves that isn't the case... so i guess it really was just the case of "I Want all the episodes now!" because that's the only reason i can think of why the average american hated Jojo On Toonami but liked it on netflix

it would probably meet the same fate as the once planned swat kats reboot

Yes I Know that but with standard television becoming less and less relevant...that's gonna be the norm for all shows and movies The TV Networks are already seen as quite outdated so i see less variety in the line up's and fewer new shows as a result(Most New Ones hitting streaming services instead) Physical Movies/TV Shows are just for the really nerdy collectors these days so i can see fewer and fewer of them being made only leaving the ones for series people will pay good money for leaving the option for everyone else to go down the pirate route or subscribe to numerous streaming services at which point the culling will begin because i can't see the industry sustaining so many streaming services at once without several folding and calling it quits

complete with all the sketchy virus's

Netflix has big stacks of cash and they feel like throwing them at whatever anime they want toonami unfortunately cannot compete anymore and have to settle for shows services like netflix don't want that's the sad truth toonami has to start picking up more obscure series because the popular stuff is just gonna be gobbled up by netflix

they haven't really shown any desire to wanna release stuff like wandavision or loki on blu-ray anytime soon https://www.cbr.com/disney-no-current-plans-release-marvel-shows-dvd-blu-ray/

it just seems like now even the popular stuff takes it's sweet time coming out if it's a streaming service series Disney's Stuff is clearly Popular enough to warrant a release but they probably don't see any need for that when they are doing just fine on disney plus

It Adds up over time and that's an important factor here HBO Max isn't at the point where it's the king of streaming and can be justified as the sole service for somebody especially if you are an anime fan

and yet Most Streaming Service Shows seem to have a difficult time being released on blu-ray....if they are It'll take a god awful amount of time the chances of the Marvel Disney Plus Shows being released on Home Video....seems close to zero I Like Aggretsuko but no way netflix is releasing that on blu-ray

or they can just buy it on dvd....HBO Max is one of the more expensive streaming services so i see some just using a free trial for this maybe...and then not renewing it at the end because $14.99 a month isn't great for a streaming service