Toei Animation hack results in delays for several anime.

[3ngag3]

Back on March 6th, Toei Animation was the victim of a hack that disrupted their systems to the point where several of their popular shows are being delays for weeks on end.

These series include:

One Piece

Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai

Digimon Ghost Game

Delicious Party Precure

Since they just announced that Dragon Quest is getting delayed by at least 3 weeks, it's likely these other shows will experience a delay of similar length.

[DBAss]

This will give me just enough time to catch up on the 1000+ episodes of One Piece that I've missed.

[MasqueradeOverture]

You see, we don't need to light studios on fire to distrupt an industry.

We have Ｔｅｃｈｎｏｌｏｇｙ　ァ可真

[3ngag3]

Update: The hack has also now affected the release of the new Dragon Ball Super movie

[Top Gun]

11 hours ago, 3ngag3 said:

Update: The hack has also now affected the release of the new Dragon Ball Super movie

 

[Chapinator_X]

Couldn’t have happened to a worse studio. 

[Blatch]

My hope is that this somehow causes One Piece's production to shift to a seasonal model.

[MasqueradeOverture]

5 minutes ago, Blatch said:

My hope is that this somehow causes One Piece's production to shift to a seasonal model.

But then what will the One Pace guys do now?

[DBAss]

15 minutes ago, Blatch said:

My hope is that this somehow causes One Piece's production to shift to a seasonal model.

You know that will never happen.

By this point, I don't think there's anyone else except for them dedicating to doing never ending releases, instead of seasonal releases.

I guess the Boruto series is also one that will air every week indefinitely until that ones eventually dead and over with, having an insane filler to canon ratio. And yes I have heard arguments saying the anime original stuff is considered canon, but I don't care, it's still filler.