devilrules666
Combat Butler
Ok so 2012 has been a bit of a **** start for anime fans in general. What with last year's lost of tokyopop and all the crazy stuff that has happened in just the first 2 weeks of this year I have been wondering just how much worse this year could get for us otaku.
Do you guys think the Japanese are to blame for being picky with how the anime is released in the west or are the high prices of their licenses costing too much?
Do you think it might just be a case of the recession that is to blame for the state we find the anime industry in right now? Do you think a lot of fans are harming the industry by only watching online and not paying for the dvds when they come out? Do you think that the prices of the dvds and blu rays are playing a part in all of this?
Are we going to lose any more companies like Tokyopop, Bandai and Beez. Media Blasters sure look wobbly not they?
Do you think that anime companies need to start looking at different ways of selling anime here in the west?
Is Manga helping in any of this with all of it's false promises and being pricks to their fans on twitter?
Are you guys worried about MVM as well? Do you think that the funimation lawsuit will make it ten times worse?
Or do you guys think that it is time to try and get anime noticed on tv again?
And what about Kaze's way of doing things?
Let the debate begin
Do you guys think the Japanese are to blame for being picky with how the anime is released in the west or are the high prices of their licenses costing too much?
Do you think it might just be a case of the recession that is to blame for the state we find the anime industry in right now? Do you think a lot of fans are harming the industry by only watching online and not paying for the dvds when they come out? Do you think that the prices of the dvds and blu rays are playing a part in all of this?
Are we going to lose any more companies like Tokyopop, Bandai and Beez. Media Blasters sure look wobbly not they?
Do you think that anime companies need to start looking at different ways of selling anime here in the west?
Is Manga helping in any of this with all of it's false promises and being pricks to their fans on twitter?
Are you guys worried about MVM as well? Do you think that the funimation lawsuit will make it ten times worse?
Or do you guys think that it is time to try and get anime noticed on tv again?
And what about Kaze's way of doing things?
Let the debate begin