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any idea why?

the drug trigger was from the previous season(we saw a low level thug use it in a fight against kirishima and we also saw two of overhaul's minions use it)

yeah it was a very vague movie filler episode.. there was even a post credits scene featuring the main antagonist of the third film the movie caused them to swap the order of stories around so endeavor agency would come after Joint Training Session instead of being what concludes the fifth season

it really feels like things got awkward after The Joint training session concluded...

indeed they have gotten a lot more complicated...so complicated that Nielsen Ratings aren't enough given the many different ways people can watch shows now....Nielsen Ratings are far more outdated https://variety.com/2021/tv/news/nbcuniversal-nielsen-measurement-tv-advertising-1235046711/

I Know many people probably didn't like the fact this was a filler episode that only exists to promote the third movie and since the third movie won't be out in english until October I Wonder how many people will still remember this filler episode by then

it's simple curiosity it's nothing to do with using the information it's about the knowledge itself

because unlike the majority of the block Fena Pirate Princess is something adultswim's banking on to become a Success(since it's a joint CR/AS Original project)and moving forward originals will be the trump card to prop them up against streaming services they cannot hope to outbid for popular shows it doesn't matter how well anything else does on the block if the originals aren't a success Acquired Shows come and go(As Seen with The Jojo Part 6 Situation)where as Originals they have some kind of actual stake in them

and yet people will keep discussing the nielsen ratings because it's the only stats publicly available to viewers so it's all we can use to try and gauge a tv show's success because the network isn't gonna give us the details themselves

doesn't that seem like a problem though? that the only ratings we know about are the ones that don't matter while the ones that do are private we don't know how well Fena Pirate Princess Truly Did in it's first two weeks we only know what nielsen ratings tell us and as you said they don't care about those looking at them is meaningless so how are we as viewers suppose to feel when our contributions to the block are a vague mystery and everything is left up to fan theories

nah but i guess it just disappoints me knowing that all my years of watching the current toonami block have amounted to nothing for the block itself due to how tv ratings are gauged....

too many people tuning out after the first show and even using the outdated nielsen ratings system i never understood that no matter what it is....most people don't stick around past the lead show and never return

i don't think it'll interfere with toonami....we likely would have heard so by now if it was

Toonami is Only Behind by two episodes now

Funimation won't be uploading a new dub episode tomorrow(the dub will resume 8/27)

It's Filler Time Tomorrow Night At 12:30 AM Eastern/11:30 PM Central with the return Of Sirius And Selkie

I Can't really say outside the obvious because to me mainstream means The Average American has a good chance of encountering the series somehow someway and hearing about it because of that i don't really know what to say about demon slayer since I Don't wanna make any assumptions by claiming the average american has heard of demon slayer and would be familiar with it when i don't know that for sure

i ask because I see too many people online just thinking because something's popular that means it's automatically mainstream(For example Jujutsu Kaisen Or Demon slayer) Do You Agree or Disagree? and regardless what anime do you think would qualify as Mainstream?

i think many people tend to forget there are all kinds of superheroes so it's not like we're gonna be seeing the same thing over and over again....some are sci-fi some are horror and others are just basic street level heroes

just seems strange that they'd be the first fast food place to make A Full On Anime Themed Commercial in the united states is taco bell popular with anime fans or something?

my question is why was it taco bell not mcdonalds or burger king or even wendy's? nope it was taco bell..

so in other words Toonami Can't really do anything about it then because even the originals will debut at the exact same time on crunchyroll(subtitled)giving them no incentive to watch it on toonami and aside from that toonami doesn't have the money to get the most exciting anime content to air exclusively on toonami so i guess i have to face facts that toonami is doing the best they possibly can right now and ever will be able to given how things are the anime that would make toonami popular again realistically cannot air on toonami

it just sucks that the best performances from The toonami block lately have been corporate sponsored events that are less about the block and more about using it to promote something so what kind of anime would appeal to the average american? because i often get the sense that a lot of toonami content seems too foreign and weird to the typical american viewer

hey if that's what you wanna screencap go ahead....seems like a waste of time though but hey this message board is mostly for shit posting so i don't exactly expect the best decisions to be made on here

Hey I'm not complaining anymore I'm in a far better situation (btw doordash doesn't really deliver groceries around me...the best they can do is deliver from CVS Or a gas station)so You'll never hear me talk about lack of money ever again