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>No shill dollarinos for Geoff
>Geoff don't like that.
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Does anyone have a Tl;Dw?Ver archivo adjunto 895957
>Anime advertising
>Netflix
>Not Crunchyroll
>No shill dollarinos for Geoff
>Geoff don't like that.
imagine getting mad at netflix for actually making an effort into trying to make anime more mainstream.Ver archivo adjunto 895957
>Anime advertising
>Netflix
>Not Crunchyroll
>No shill dollarinos for Geoff
>Geoff don't like that.
So obviously Geoff making videos like this is pretty unethical, but are there possible legal issues? He regularly gets paid to make videos promoting Crunchyroll and now he's attacking one of their competitors. This is a paid shill attacking a competitor company while posing as an independent third party. Sure, he's not technically a Crunchyroll employee, but he's still bought and paid for by them, and there are numerous videos on his channel proving it.imagine getting mad at netflix for actually making an effort into trying to make anime more mainstream.
a documentary on the netflix exclusive stuff is an easy way to make someone want to go watch the shows they have.
What does cr do? host shitty anime award shows that the actual industry does no care about or mention on said shows when they win?
Make an adaptation of a western tumblr calarts comic instead of trying to get more shows and improve the site?
That cr money better not be the main reason the lights are on or else when it finally falls geoff is gonna be fucked
Geoff gets annoyed that the Netflix anime documentary that is supposed to be a newcomers experience of getting into anime; is actually just an overblown commercial for the new Netflix exclusive anime, besides for Evangelion. He also bicthes about how the documentary isn't about anime, it's more about the type of anime Netflix wants on its platform, and how Netflix wants anime to be perceived.Does anyone have a Tl;Dw?
As someone who actually works in advertising, I don’t think I can manage to watch Geoff pretending to be an expert on it without having a brain aneurysm.
I don't think Geoff would every be mad that Netflix is trying to make anime more mainstream as I'm more than positive that Geoff wants nothing more than for anime to be mainstream. Being the progressive male feminist that he is, anime becoming mainstream probably only has positive outcomes in his head.imagine getting mad at netflix for actually making an effort into trying to make anime more mainstream.
So far from what's been said about the Netflix documentary, it sounds kind of boring and flawed. Obviously Geoff Thew, professional shill and wife porn peddler takes it as a blatant attack on anime.
Wondering if maybe CR sent Geoff a couple of dollary doos to put together a response video attacking their competitor.
maybe if daddy cr sees how much he defends them, theyll buy his wifes nudes and give him asspatsHonestly he's such a pathetic capitalist lemming that I doubt they'd even need to.
Does he actually expect Netflix to shill for Crunchyroll like he does? Of course Netflix going to direct people to anime in its catalogue, the normies that make up the target demographic probably haven’t even heard of Crunchyroll or even Kissanime for that matter.Geoff gets annoyed that the Netflix anime documentary that is supposed to be a newcomers experience of getting into anime; is actually just an overblown commercial for the new Netflix exclusive anime.
The great irony of this thought process is that Japan doesn’t give a flying fuck about American progressivism or political correctness.If anime becomes mainstream it will become more progressive and stop opposing women and troons.
I want to agree with that, but some Japanese game companies have bowed to the toons and loonies on Twitter. I cant recall any specific companies right at this moment, but I do remember it happening. (Maybe Atlus with the Catherine rerelease?)The great irony of this thought process is that Japan doesn’t give a flying fuck about American progressivism or political correctness.
I can kinda see Geoffs position, being that yes this shit is a commercial, but at the same time I remember he is the kinda of guy that makes you feel stupid if you agree with him. Localization is always tied with what licensing companies want anime to mean; 4Kids sanitized it to a ridicolous degree, Harmony Gold destroyed and reporpoused what they got and Funimation can twist what they want with their new set of politics. Geoff bitching at Netflix about their interpretation of anime (which stands to try to save the company) comes as very rich being that he defended the other licensers over their changes.Geoff gets annoyed that the Netflix anime documentary that is supposed to be a newcomers experience of getting into anime; is actually just an overblown commercial for the new Netflix exclusive anime, besides for Evangelion. He also bicthes about how the documentary isn't about anime, it's more about the type of anime Netflix wants on its platform, and how Netflix wants anime to be perceived.
Then he complains about the bad editing and writing in the video.
That's the first half of the video the rest is him getting angry about how the documentary downplays and even puts in a positive light the poor working conditions of Japanese animators.
I want to agree with that, but some Japanese game companies have bowed to the toons and loonies on Twitter. I cant recall any specific companies right at this moment, but I do remember it happening. (Maybe Atlus with the Catherine rerelease?)
I don't recall any case Japanese devs would follow outcry from twitter mobs either, beside they have to follow new censorship rules from Sony. For new Catherine, it's the English voice actress for trans character in game said the localization team will adjust the bigotry of the game.
Playing devil's advocate here (because even a broken Geoff is right twice a day), but Netflix glossing over these issues by framing the work of these people as positive "I worked my ass off, but it was worth it" motivational speeches is definitely an unhealthy decision on their part. Especially in light of not only the poor payout to not only animation studios, but the people who direct and produce these shows being common knowlege within anime circles. And on top of all that, people have died from over-exhaustion, several studios had to declare bankrupcy or shut down as a result of a death within their walls (2018 saw the loss of two major contract houses as a result of these factors- Studio Wanpack and drop) and shows completely falling apart because the production staff are unable to get any help to save their floundering anime because other anime have such equally awful production schedules that they need those animators too.That's the first half of the video the rest is him getting angry about how the documentary downplays and even puts in a positive light the poor working conditions of Japanese animators.
I genuinely don’t understand how someone can say that they aren’t prejudiced while at the same time holding identitarian views like Geoff does. Whatever happened to judging someone by the content of their character and not the color of their skin? I just don’t get it.Hmm... what's that noise i hear? A combination of crying and pained moans? Oh look it's the anime pope himself giving a hot take right below this very sentence!
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Just remember folks. If you don't like a show made by a black creator you're probably a racist who has to bring race into everything. Just like liking a show only because it has a black creator heading it. This is from people on twitter getting ridiculously assmad about this non-article Cannon Busters “Awesome Because It Was Made by a Black Person!”
I watched the first episode and it didn't seem like anything special. Cool opening tho
The "article" (more like a paragraph) doesn't even bash the show. In fact, my big criticism is it says pretty much nothing about the show and doesn't even elaborate on the cast and creator. Why does it put "creator" in scare quotes? Is it actually the English language translator or director? I dunno, the article gives no details. It's far more exasperated about the praise of it on twitter which also says pretty nothing about the show and just mentions the race of the creator and cast again and again.Hmm... what's that noise i hear? A combination of crying and pained moans? Oh look it's the anime pope himself giving a hot take right below this very sentence!
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Just remember folks. If you don't like a show made by a black creator you're probably a racist who has to bring race into everything. Just like liking a show only because it has a black creator heading it. This is from people on twitter getting ridiculously assmad about this non-article Cannon Busters “Awesome Because It Was Made by a Black Person!”
I watched the first episode and it didn't seem like anything special. Cool opening tho
...but that's what Sankaku does for all of their "articles". They're all titled with low hanging sensationalist bullshit to get clicks. It's clickbait without the "and you wont believe what happened next".Hmm... what's that noise i hear? A combination of crying and pained moans? Oh look it's the anime pope himself giving a hot take right below this very sentence!
Ver archivo adjunto 899168