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Why is anime struggling to com(...) 03/30/26(Mon)17:47:54 No.153025566

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Why is anime struggling to compete on the big screen? Anonymous 03/30/26(Mon)17:47:54 No.153025566 Archived

Anonymous
03/30/26(Mon)17:48:44 No.153025576

Anonymous 03/30/26(Mon)17:48:44 No.153025576

>>153025566
Because Anime hardly move. Why the fuck would I pay to watch a slideshow?

Anonymous
03/30/26(Mon)17:49:47 No.153025591

Anonymous 03/30/26(Mon)17:49:47 No.153025591

>>153025566
Maybe when you compare those two movies but two examples one cartoon one anime movie in the movie box office doesn't say who gets more movie money every year.

Anonymous
03/30/26(Mon)17:50:46 No.153025602

Anonymous 03/30/26(Mon)17:50:46 No.153025602

Dragon ball ended in the 90s

Anonymous
03/30/26(Mon)17:53:57 No.153025638

Anonymous 03/30/26(Mon)17:53:57 No.153025638

>>153025602
Wrong

Anonymous
03/30/26(Mon)17:55:43 No.153025655

Anonymous 03/30/26(Mon)17:55:43 No.153025655

>>153025566
Anime is in a bad spot in the US where all cartoon stuff is considered to be for kids and G rated.
Meanwhile if they attempt to edit the movie down to a PG or G rating, it ruins the only interest anime fans ever would have had and they don't bother too. So there is no main audience for anime movies in theaters in the US based on assumption of what demographic cartoons are for.

Anonymous
03/30/26(Mon)17:57:40 No.153025680

Anonymous 03/30/26(Mon)17:57:40 No.153025680

>>153025655
Anime movies perform worse worldwide though