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Shinichiro Watanabe's 1998 masterpiece was cancelled mid-production by its TV broadcaster for being too adult, rescued by satellite television, and has since become the series most often cited as proof that anime can be as good as anything.
2 months ago
Before Crunchyroll, before Netflix, before DVD, Western anime fans built an underground distribution network that sent VHS tapes across the world. Without them, there might be no Western anime industry at all.
23 days ago
Hajime Isayama spent 11 years drawing Attack on Titan. By the time the final chapter published in 2021, it had sold over 100 million copies worldwide and sparked one of the most heated debates in modern manga history.
22 days ago
Most anime series are not funded by a single studio but by a committee of companies, each contributing partial financing in exchange for partial rights. Understanding this system explains why anime looks the way it does — and why it often plays it safe.
3 days ago