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He's gonna have his twitter account flooded about this most likely....irritating him greatly but really how does this crap happen? did nobody check this crap out before it aired...did they actually have the final episode of season one on tap or not? well they were just being a bit too optimistic because they didn't want to support netflix maybe(for the reasons I'm thinking due to splitting up jojo part 6 potentially in small batches)and Jojo not on toonami at this point feels weird but demarco made it clear they have a lot of money but toonami doesn't they literally cannot compete with other streaming services if netflix throws a bucket of cash at chainsaw man then Toonami can't do anything about that...they just have to hope netflix isn't interested in anything they want and as for the marathon....I Can Imagine DC/WB telling them "We gave you this to air as a promotional event and suddenly we wake up to an ocean of angry fans....what the hell happened?!"

DC/WB has to be pissed about this...this does not make for a good hbo max promo

someone tweeted about "what about a potential partnership?" and demarco said netflix isn't interested in working with us

first there was the news that Netflix scooped up Jojo Part 6 and then The Toonami Harley Marathon just ends without actually ending....

not according to demarco'

demarco commented

so can anyone confirm this for me....does DC/WB Consider Harley A Villain or An Anti-hero? because i don't think even they know...she's a hero in the comics but acts far more villainous outside the comics which goes against the push they made for her to be seen in a more positive light and as Someone trying to reform themselves to better the city around them

He probably is....i mean he's probably thinking "Great...now what does that leave us?!"

did ya know after a series of seizures he doesn't even recall working on Malcolm in the middle or much of his other projects? found that out randomly online one day

guess that means No More Jojo For Toonami

sucks

the court of owls happened...so there's that

eh for the moment but in the long run i don't see it working out well because HBO Max's price doesn't leave much room for other services and it's not so great it could be your only one

Hearing all the bleeps downstairs is getting annoying

six censored bleeps already.....was this really a good idea? someone needs to be yelled at for this shit this is why we shouldn't have had a season 1 marathon for HQ because it's bleeps galore now

That Doesn't Mean a mountain of people will subscribe to hbo max because of this stunt which is what they are probably hoping for.... HBO Max is one of the more costly streaming services and has some steep competition so it's not like they have the edge over disney or netflix Disney has nostalgia working for them(Plus star wars/marvel content)and netflix is the classic streaming service the one that initially kickstarted it all HBO Max Doesn't have the nostalgia power that Disney brings to the table and that's a key factor here

and how many are gonna do that because of this? doesn't seem like these hbo max promotions on toonami have helped much if at all

Yeah It's not really much of a priority for me either...besides I'm not looking forward to all the hbo max commercials

will you watch or will you be skipping tonight?

which is depressing because You'd think the more popular stuff wouldn't need disney attached to them to garner mainstream interest...

same comments also say that Blade runner was more of A Suspense/Thriller movie and less so an action movie

Yeah I Know that but i suppose like an idiot I Keep thinking Of Nationwide as "You'll be able to see it at the nearest theater no problem" because typically that's what it means for most movies in the united states that are labeled that way(Limited Releases Being the opposite) however i should have known there was no way Any Anime Movie was going to be shown at most theaters these days instead of a select few it's still anime after all and no matter how popular it's become You Can't just Put The Demon Slayer Mugen Train film on in a relatively small town theater where interest is probably very low

yeah that's probably it...thank you i suppose my problem is Nationwide Anime Movies probably don't mean the same as Nationwide American Movies Demon Slayer Mugen Train Showed in 1'600 theaters across the country(by it's third weekend it added some to 2'800) which is probably better than most anime films that get released in the united states these days but that doesn't mean You are guaranteed to be able to see it at the nearest theater

only 1 vote on the poll and it's to rate it 7/10

was that a nationwide release? i don't think it showed near me