Netflix makes sizzle reel of their anime originals, confirming Cannon Busters and BEASTARS

[Jman]

Shade.  Shade everywhere.

Edited July 8, 2019 by Jman

[QueenoftheDorks]

I'm really interested in Beastars so of course it will be in Netflix jail.

Honestly they need to adjust their shit and post this stuff as it comes out. There's a reason I never get around to watching anime on Netflix and it's because I don't have time to binge.

[PokeNirvash]

Is binging really the only option though? When I watched Kuromukuro, Your Lie in April, and B: The Beginning on Netflix, I only watched one episode at a time, but that's probably only because I'm lazy about watching shows on my own time, hence why I view Toonami as a necessity more than literally everyone else. Heck, I'm even doing the whole one-at-a-time thing with Ultraman right now.

[The1gairon]

Moreso interested in Canon Busters since we heard about it longer, but I LOVE Orange and Land of the Lustrous!

[Top Gun]

"Here are all the shows you pirated weeks ago because we're massive clusterfucks who think the only way people consume media is in 13-episode chunks!"

[stilgar]

I really hope Beastars doesn't get fucked up.

[Chapinator_X]

3 hours ago, Top Gun said:

"Here are all the shows you pirated a year ago because we're massive clusterfucks who think the only way people consume media is in 13-episode chunks!"

Fixed for the true Kakegurui and Fate experience on Netflix

[QueenoftheDorks]

22 hours ago, PokeNirvash said:

Is binging really the only option though? When I watched Kuromukuro, Your Lie in April, and B: The Beginning on Netflix, I only watched one episode at a time, but that's probably only because I'm lazy about watching shows on my own time, hence why I view Toonami as a necessity more than literally everyone else. Heck, I'm even doing the whole one-at-a-time thing with Ultraman right now.

Regardless it's a bulky and shitty way to handle things. Their western series have a much bigger audience and as it's all premiering for the first time the reviews, coverage, and discussion are active for a few weeks while everyone watches it. When it comes to these anime series... they've usually ended and you completely miss out on the coverage of a weekly review or even active discussion. 

[The1gairon]

It's not the only option, but it is the TRENDY, HOT, POPULAR, AND MOST PROFITABLE option that most young people do at the moment, and Netflix is acting like that's the correct and only way to watch stuff.

Edited July 9, 2019 by elfie

[Blatch]

Hey, they're actually making Cannon Busters a thing. I wish it ended up on Toonami, but whatever. And then you can watch the show that got a terrible dub based out of Florida.

On 7/8/2019 at 4:44 PM, PokeNirvash said:

Is binging really the only option though? When I watched Kuromukuro, Your Lie in April, and B: The Beginning on Netflix, I only watched one episode at a time, but that's probably only because I'm lazy about watching shows on my own time, hence why I view Toonami as a necessity more than literally everyone else. Heck, I'm even doing the whole one-at-a-time thing with Ultraman right now.

You don't have to binge, but you can watch more than one episode at a time. That's what I often do. There's also the opportunity to watch episodes on consecutive days, or at least less than a week apart from each other, so I sometimes get through shows faster.