Comments on: Anime DVD industry approaching limit

By: Finn C-Q

Finn C-Q — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 05:39:54 +0000

My take, if this topic is still active, is that, yes, a good portion of newer anime is corny, but that’s life. I can’t write much since I’m on a iPod, but what people hould try to do, is watch the fansubs to see if they like it, then buy into the series. I may add anouther comment later on, writing more.

But that’s my 2 cents thus far.

By: martin

martin — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 13:49:36 +0000

does any 1 know where i can get the dvd of rosario vampire capu2
BUT uncensore, i hate that stupid BAT, he gets in the way of all season 2.

thanks

By: Megami Magazine Memorial Book (2006-8) at hontou ni sou omou?

Megami Magazine Memorial Book (2006-8) at hontou ni sou omou? — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 12:03:39 +0000

[...] *not* been watching. Out of Megami’s list for this year, I’ve not seen Spice and Wolf, Rosario + Vampire, Kanokon, ToLoveRu etc etc. Given how much I disliked Louise after ZnT’s first season, I [...]

By: Keiichi

Keiichi — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 10:01:33 +0000

Yeah…I thought so too that Rosario + Vampire was ruined by Gonzo…Tsukune was so weird in the anime…

By: DarkMirage

DarkMirage — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 22:48:31 +0000

I don’t think it’s the fault of the people if the industry grew faster than the paying customer base can support.

By: Nix0-san

Nix0-san — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 21:17:07 +0000

Stop bitching about it , And Go fuckin’ buy the damn DVD’s … That is if you liked the fansubs and enjoyed them .

The Anime industry is supposed to be growing but as most people seems okay to settle down with piracy , Cuz apparently nobody understands and sympathize with artists studios going down. I Think all you Otaku’s wont have that much to enjoy in the upcoming years at this rate .
Honestly , I don’t want to argue and i don’t care what you or your broke friends think … This is simple logic and an international opinion.

On the other side i am really happy that Old and new Animation studios are looking deeper into legal actions toward fansubs . Cutting off anime fansubbing is easy once the animation studios start threating with the “Legal” and “Illegal” stuff .

but oh boy with this rate … It’s all going down hell ..
And i know that as an animator my-self .

By: aaycumi

aaycumi — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 22:00:16 +0000

Ain’t seen R+V yet, then again who has.
GONZO don’t seem that bad, but I do agree about downsizing the anime industry, there is just too much crap out there that deserves death.
Shame too many of the good companies have a habit of killing themselves off in one big ball of crap in scenerios like this but I do hope some of the crapper companies do rethink their fuck em all and let the anime community bitch about it policies.

By: maeth

maeth — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 11:06:27 +0000

what i dont get is why they would clamp down on the individual people who download anime. i mean why not just go for the source of distribution of these fansubs? arent these sources the real infringers of copyright laws? i may have an overly simplistic view of this issue so can someone please explain?

By: X2

X2 — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 17:11:38 +0000

Oh i forgot to add. So far they only “caught” (scammed) people (and little kiddies as young as 9) who downloaded using bittorrent.

And they messed up big time last year when they sent their “love letters” all around the world.

—–

As for the Japanese anime DVD producers, they should seriously revamp the way they manage their business (charge less, better quality, create english subs themselves?) and stop whining like RIAA or that useless odex.

By: X2

X2 — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 17:05:10 +0000

@Wildobrown
Quote:Is odex clamping down on IRC downloads in singapore or is it just bit torrent? Or is IRC downloads classed as direct downloads?
—–

Basically this sums up everything:
Odex basically pulled off a farce last year, made a big hoo haa, then decided to make off with the money they scammed and hide in the shadows to avoid media attention so as to make people forget about them.

And their farce-front AVPAS can be described in one word: dead.