All Monica has to do is flat out tell BT it’s bullshit and he will listen like the obedient simp he’s always been.
10 people who spent as much as one actual human, but took up as much space and weighed as much as 100.
There's something about this guy that is as obvious as the nose on his face.
Too bad there isn't a way to archive comments on BTVA. I have a feeling that comment is going to be deleted soon.
Yeah but these types like to deny everything/claim it's doctored/fake so it's nice to have more confirmation beyond screenshots.
Japan isn't doing shit about the monopoly. Yeah it's a new studio but Funi & Viz gets first dibs on every anime. I'm optimistic of the studio but realistic, Japan will be sticking to funi unless something bad happens similar to 4kids.
That's why they're making deals with Nippon Animation, 'cause no one's really licensing their anime. The last most-recently broadcast anime of theirs that was licensed State-side was Hyakko and Antique Bakery (both 2008 anime) by Nozomi Entertainment (Right Stuf), and The Wallflower (2006) was originally ADV just to be rescued by FUNimation. Let's Make a Mug Too is on Crunchyroll but that's just for streaming, there's no physical media to be had, and Grimm's Fairytales was just a rescued license. Nippon is an untapped market for the Americas.
They should release a lot of the masterpiece theater animes.
They should play their cards right and release Heidi and Anne of Green Gables first, maybe even A Dog of Flanders. It's still a big what-if as we don't know what else is happening after these two shorts get released, all they're saying is there's other things to come, which suggests the World Masterpiece Theater anime is coming since that's what Nippon's best known for.
I don’t know how business works with these companies, but is it possible that some financial deal that could change those dibs?
Not sure. Supposedly funi lowballs by waiting for the anime to get dirt cheap years after airing. But the new studio probably doesn't have the funds to get like aot final arc or jujutsu kaisen or legacy dubs who will never leave viz or funi. Besides, is there a rising manga or anime This studio can even adapt?
It's a shame that others have overlooked their titles. No one has licensed Chibi Maruko-chan in the states. It's a long overdue title that would provide a lot of content if it does well. Crunchyroll did stream the Magical Circle Guru Guru remake, but it'd be nice to get the original series in English as well.
Bottom row is Toby Turner/Tobuscus, a once popular YouTuber who had his career end after an ex accused him of raping her. By all accounts, Toby was a degen junkie who fucked randos, but even his exes came out to defend him against that claim, especially since it was made on Tumblr by another druggie. It didn't matter, though, he got cancelled, stepped away from YouTube for years, tried a comeback but no one cared.
God also rewards choosing violence. You don't have to if it's not your style. I simply want to clarify it's always an option. And it's damn fun.
You know what I always wanted? I've always wanted to see anime adaptations of classic novels of the 20th century like 1984, Brave New World, Animal Farm, Jurassic Park and The Lost World, Lolita, Fahrenheit 451, All Quiet on the Western Front, The Master and Margarita, The Outsiders, and many other classic novels get their own anime adaptations someday.
I’m okay with all these ideas except for adapting Lolita. Don’t give them any more ideas with that subject matter.
I don't know what year you're talking about, but the pic was posted on her Tumblr in September 17, 2017.
