implying that jc staff is slightly less than perfect... wild take
Sean-Bean4202025-12-30 07:06
I feel like I see articles saying this every year for idk how long now and it never amounts to anything lol
SuzukiSatou2025-12-30 07:06
Suffering from Success
JinxApple2025-12-30 07:09
This feels like some AI ass article generated by some tourist jfc man
Ponczo1232025-12-30 07:17
Well I always felt like the future of the industry will be that anime become too mainstream, attracts attention of overseas investors who want too much oversight over projects and ruin the industry just like they ruined west industry
VoidEmbracedWitch2025-12-30 08:45
Had to stop a few paragraphs in because of how A: it's just vague notions that ultimately say nothing of value and B: it pretends things that are ongoing for at least a decade now are somehow novel issues that are going to have an immediate effect next year. They're not. Anyway, read [The Fragmentation Of Anime Production](https://blog.sakugabooru.com/2019/08/31/the-fragmentation-of-anime-production-too-many-cooks-spoil-the-broth/) for a 6 year-old piece that tells you more about what anime struggles with than anything you'll get in this slop.
E: in the wise words of one guy who knows his stuff, "inertia is the strongest force in the anime industry"
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E: in the wise words of one guy who knows his stuff, "inertia is the strongest force in the anime industry"