Anime has always had a small, faithful audience but nothing more. Netflix is trying to give it the recognition and credit it deserves.
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Yh not in the uk. The anime selection here is piss poor.
It never lacked a global audience. Many millions of folks all around the world are downloading the latest shows straight from Japan.
Anime has lacked publishers in the West. And the few publishers it has, have priced those few titles they bought and own at such a high and greedy level that it's not very appealing for new folks to give it a try.
Not to mention broadcasters being too conservative to put it on the air.
Lol what? Crunchyroll has 1m paid subscriptions and 20m users. Netflix just has capital to fund projects but now has a hilariously large amount of debt.
Lol wtf i don't even watch a lot of anime but netflix had nothing to do with "saving" it. Not sure who decided it needed saving, it's always been popular globally.
I don't know about "saving " it. Not everything is meant to be embraced by everyone. Maybe Netflix should help the Switch. Joking!