No.43978[Reply]
I know I kown, people say a lot of this, anime is in Netflix, Ghibli classics are in netflix etc.
But let e explain why anime still being a subculture, "normies not research"!!!!!
I'm current seeing konosuba(I know is mainstream) becouse Aqua is the star in my pixiv feed, but I found more about the serie, i found the ovas, the manga, the spinoff and the novel, I really want to consume all of this, normies just stay in Streaming, we anime fans love research that is what make un true anime fans!!!!
No.43980
Sometimes I do get the impression that streaming is just background noise for most. You see stuff like youtube videos or top-something sites giving the most basic facts within a story as if it was big trivia and revelation, and you can't help but notice most people there just generally read about the work, which is crazy since sometimes it would be a 12-episode series or a 90 minutes movie, or a 200-page manga (that is 90%+ drawing). And I always wonder why apparently every month there is a "record-breaking-most-watch-ever"-whatever on Netflix or something, but they don't get sequels or new season for years. If it's that watched, why aren't they making more? People just generally acquaint themselves with novelty enough to feel they are not missing out, the fact that some of it is anime is just detail.
No.43981
If you were alive and cognisant pre-00s, you wouldn't say this.
No.44094
>>43980https://www.fastcompany.com/91264942/netflix-knows-youre-looking-at-your-phone-and-its-changing-how-shows-get-madeSecond Screen effect is a recorded phenomenon now. I've noticed it with myself from time to time.
For example, I "watched" Dragon Maid while playing Factorio.
Passive consumption media I think is becoming explicitly geared to be a secondary activity; and I think western published anime is starting to be selected by this criteria.
No.44097
>>44094>recorded phenomenon It is a norm for retards with burned out dopamine receptors who are bored while entertaining themselves already. It is ineffective way of spending your brain juices.
No.44102
>>43978Wait until you start learning Japanese to get into even more obscure content that isn't translated, like various cd/audio drama spinoffs, asmr tracks, post-show streams, japanese language audiobooks read by the actual voice actresses, etc.