Forum - View topicNEWS: Report: Japan's Online Video Industry to Grow to 45% of Total Screen Revenue by 2029
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Blanchimont
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Physical will shift more and more toward a pure collector's market.
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AniMangaNime
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Anyone knows where can we see 117 anime title in the "Top 200 titles on SVOD platforms for the first nine months of 2024 in Japan" list ?
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Beatdigga
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This is the truth, trading actually owning things for convenience. But you'll have to pry my Blu-Ray boxset of Batman The Animated Series from my cold dead hands. |
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Nemu Asahi
 Posts: 18 Location: Iwate |
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Yes, and maybe to get unique goods too, something special that fans will want to have... I would like to know digital sales numbers too because oricon is not that accurate anymore without this data... |
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TsarPlatinum
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I've all but sold off my entire physical collection of anime, manga, and video games. Made a nice chunk of change off it especially the more rare things. I personally don't see the point in collecting things anymore and it frees up shelf space to use for figures and other physical merchandise. It's too easy to watch and play everything on a computer these days. |
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