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Are you suggesting Eva was created to sell toys? Or that toys were made to cash in on the title's popularity?

You mean the toys are not cashing in on Eva's popularity? I'm pretty sure there's no other reason why there's so much merchandise based on it.
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CCSYueh wrote:
Are you suggesting Eva was created to sell toys? Or that toys were made to cash in on the title's popularity?

You mean the toys are not cashing in on Eva's popularity? I'm pretty sure there's no other reason why there's so much merchandise based on it.


Usually, the purpose of merchandise (such as toys) related to a show is to cash in on the popularity of that show. They're looking for more ways to make money. There are shows which come part and parcel with toys - like Gundam - but I'd say that it's quite rare for a show to be made explicitly so that they can make the money off of the toys. It's just an additional way to make money, not the purpose for the existence of the show in the first place.
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ninjaclown wrote:
CCSYueh wrote:
Are you suggesting Eva was created to sell toys? Or that toys were made to cash in on the title's popularity?

You mean the toys are not cashing in on Eva's popularity? I'm pretty sure there's no other reason why there's so much merchandise based on it.


Usually, the purpose of merchandise (such as toys) related to a show is to cash in on the popularity of that show. They're looking for more ways to make money. There are shows which come part and parcel with toys - like Gundam - but I'd say that it's quite rare for a show to be made explicitly so that they can make the money off of the toys. It's just an additional way to make money, not the purpose for the existence of the show in the first place.


The Gundam toys aren't just about merchandising, at least the model kits aren't. People buy things because they like making model kits, and interesting things can be made from them. Of course, Bandai does go overboard in re-issuing some mobile suits with slight changes.
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Why does this turn into a rant against yaoi near the bottom when this subtopic is supposed to be about merchandise in relation to anime?Confused


Really?
Against?
Why on earth would I rail against yaoi when I have pretty much every title I know of that has been released in that genre so far stateside?
More the enemy (Gundam maker) knows our weakness & is seducing us fangirls with artists & VA's that appeal to us hoping we'll spend some of our hard-earned cash on Gundam instead of figures/merchandise related to yaoi titles. (They have sized up the size of our purses & set their sights on them)

[quote="Kaioshin_Sama"]Anyway what I'm saying is that I don't think Gundam's sole purpose is to sell toys otherwise they would have just run TV spots for the model kits instead. The whole franchise is horizontally and vertically integrated to be among other things an entertainment piece, science fiction, manga, anime, novels, games and yes model kits. Not everything comes down simply to selling toys in the end, that's just an oversimplification the internets seems to like to make.

Kaioshin_Sama wrote:
Take the article we should be talking about for example, this is a DVD they are trying to sell for profit, if people don't deem it worth their money (by the way feel free to snatch this line up if you must for your virtuous mission dtm42) it's not going to have anything to do with toys and models.


It took me too long to make it thru Solty Rei (if it weren't for Nobuo Tobita...) so I have 00 dvd 2 & 3 in my "to watch" pile along with Geass R2 2, Tsubasa Resevoir S1 & Panda Z dvd 3(finally found one). (And Public Enemies. Yeah, Johnny Depp!). THis means I get to erase my crowded AT&T dvr of more eps from Geass & 00 (Yeah!) Hopefully I can watch them before Dokuro-chan arrives this week or I'll feel even more swamped.
But did you see the Sgt Frog where Kerero goes to buy a Gundam model & they're all sold out because Saburo pitched building a Gundam on his radio sho so all the girls ran out & bought them.

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And yes Eva has plenty of questionable merchandise to go with it from dating sim games, to models (yes just like Gundam) to collectors items from the franchise like Pen-Pen plush dolls to props to my personal favourite.....it's own bloody clothing line. It's actually quite normal depending on your definition of the word.

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You mean the toys are not cashing in on Eva's popularity? I'm pretty sure there's no other reason why there's so much merchandise based on it.


Sorry if I wasn't clear.
It was a "chicken or the egg" type question.
Was Eva created to sell toys or were toys created to cash in on the popularity of Eva? I've seen merchandise related to Kuroshitsuji, but I was buying the Japanese manga before that, suggesting the merchandise is cashing in on the popularity of the manga/show.

Kaioshin_Sama wrote:
And yes I agree few franchises have as much merchandise and crap to along with it compared to Gundam, but I think it's important to factor in not only the size of this franchise, but time as well. Considering it's been going 30 years and is pretty much the dominant special interest franchise in Japan that isn't moeblob it's going to have a lot of official and in many cases unnofficial merchandise like the doujin you mentioned.


The doujin helps sell the product. This is the only reason I can see why doujinshi is not only allowed, but seemingly encouraged (besides raising a new crop of artist, but there are other ways to do that.) One lust feeds the other. Maybe a fangirl picks up a doujin by a favorite artist & starts watching/reading the licensed title.

But the issue is Gundam reeks of our own cartoons where the shows are created to highlight the latest batch of toys so that the kids will pester mommy & daddy to go buy them Super Robot Doggy & all of his accessories.
Would the toys sell as well without an anime behind them enticing the casual viewer to pick up the merchandise? Commercials don't show the toys in action. Commercials don't have entire plot threads that need to be acted out. Trust me, I still remember playing Gigantor or Batman as a child. We did as much re-enactments as we did original scripts.
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[quote="CCSYueh"]

Kaioshin_Sama wrote:
Anyway what I'm saying is that I don't think Gundam's sole purpose is to sell toys otherwise they would have just run TV spots for the model kits instead. The whole franchise is horizontally and vertically integrated to be among other things an entertainment piece, science fiction, manga, anime, novels, games and yes model kits. Not everything comes down simply to selling toys in the end, that's just an oversimplification the internets seems to like to make.

Kaioshin_Sama wrote:
Take the article we should be talking about for example, this is a DVD they are trying to sell for profit, if people don't deem it worth their money (by the way feel free to snatch this line up if you must for your virtuous mission dtm42) it's not going to have anything to do with toys and models.


It took me too long to make it thru Solty Rei (if it weren't for Nobuo Tobita...) so I have 00 dvd 2 & 3 in my "to watch" pile along with Geass R2 2, Tsubasa Resevoir S1 & Panda Z dvd 3(finally found one). (And Public Enemies. Yeah, Johnny Depp!). THis means I get to erase my crowded AT&T dvr of more eps from Geass & 00 (Yeah!) Hopefully I can watch them before Dokuro-chan arrives this week or I'll feel even more swamped.
But did you see the Sgt Frog where Kerero goes to buy a Gundam model & they're all sold out because Saburo pitched building a Gundam on his radio sho so all the girls ran out & bought them.

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And yes Eva has plenty of questionable merchandise to go with it from dating sim games, to models (yes just like Gundam) to collectors items from the franchise like Pen-Pen plush dolls to props to my personal favourite.....it's own bloody clothing line. It's actually quite normal depending on your definition of the word.

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You mean the toys are not cashing in on Eva's popularity? I'm pretty sure there's no other reason why there's so much merchandise based on it.


Sorry if I wasn't clear.
It was a "chicken or the egg" type question.
Was Eva created to sell toys or were toys created to cash in on the popularity of Eva? I've seen merchandise related to Kuroshitsuji, but I was buying the Japanese manga before that, suggesting the merchandise is cashing in on the popularity of the manga/show.

Kaioshin_Sama wrote:
And yes I agree few franchises have as much merchandise and crap to along with it compared to Gundam, but I think it's important to factor in not only the size of this franchise, but time as well. Considering it's been going 30 years and is pretty much the dominant special interest franchise in Japan that isn't moeblob it's going to have a lot of official and in many cases unnofficial merchandise like the doujin you mentioned.


The doujin helps sell the product. This is the only reason I can see why doujinshi is not only allowed, but seemingly encouraged (besides raising a new crop of artist, but there are other ways to do that.) One lust feeds the other. Maybe a fangirl picks up a doujin by a favorite artist & starts watching/reading the licensed title.

But the issue is Gundam reeks of our own cartoons where the shows are created to highlight the latest batch of toys so that the kids will pester mommy & daddy to go buy them Super Robot Doggy & all of his accessories.
Would the toys sell as well without an anime behind them enticing the casual viewer to pick up the merchandise? Commercials don't show the toys in action. Commercials don't have entire plot threads that need to be acted out. Trust me, I still remember playing Gigantor or Batman as a child. We did as much re-enactments as we did original scripts.


I'm sorry but did you just say "more the enemy knows" like the people making Gundam are somehow deliberately out to antagonize people? I think there needs to be a huge reality check surrounding this franchise for some people in the west and just why it is that it's popular among it's actual fandom because they are completely way off the mark and just have absolutely no idea what they are talking about most of the time. If they devoted even a tenth as much time to figuring it out why it's popular with the people it's aimed at instead of just spewing endless hatred for it and misinformed commentary about what they think they know based on what little they've seen of it I think these threads would be a whole lot more productive. I'll say one thing though, I'm not interested in the Gundam franchise simply because I want to buy toys nor do I feel overwhelmingly solicited by it.

Anyway apparently your a yaoi fan, but your mixing it in with this whole evil Gundam sillyness kind of confused me as to your actual interest. Apparently what you are saying is that Yaoi is fine, but when Gundam does it somehow becomes not okay, which given the trends of the internet forums in a stunning number of people being able to hold slightly contradictory thoughts depending on the exact subject being discussed doesn't surprise me.

walw6pK4Alo wrote:
Kalessin wrote:
ninjaclown wrote:
CCSYueh wrote:
Are you suggesting Eva was created to sell toys? Or that toys were made to cash in on the title's popularity?

You mean the toys are not cashing in on Eva's popularity? I'm pretty sure there's no other reason why there's so much merchandise based on it.


Usually, the purpose of merchandise (such as toys) related to a show is to cash in on the popularity of that show. They're looking for more ways to make money. There are shows which come part and parcel with toys - like Gundam - but I'd say that it's quite rare for a show to be made explicitly so that they can make the money off of the toys. It's just an additional way to make money, not the purpose for the existence of the show in the first place.


The Gundam toys aren't just about merchandising, at least the model kits aren't. People buy things because they like making model kits, and interesting things can be made from them. Of course, Bandai does go overboard in re-issuing some mobile suits with slight changes.


You've just explained it, but lets see how many people stop and acknowledge this post with so much as an "I see" other than me versus those that just blow right on past it to repeat the same thing they said only moments ago.

Personally I like building model kits myself. My friend actually has quite a few models from the franchise including a perfect grade Zaku II-J, a high grade Gundam F91, a high grade Turn A Gundam and a high grade Gundam Virtue. I also bought my dad a model of his Mini Cooper for Christmas and hope to enjoy building it with him over the course of the next month or so.

Now this is a special interest hobby so I can't expect everybody to share it obviously, but it's still kind of irksome that people feel the need to tell me that I'm somehow misguided in pursuing it and that Bandai is this evil company that is tricking me and my friends into buying products that we know for a fact we enjoy and feel is worth the money. To raise another question about the chicken and the egg I think it's fair that people ask themselves what they think came first, appreciation for model kits or the Gundam franchises introduction of them.


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PostPosted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 5:29 pm Reply with quote
CCSYueh wrote:
Why on earth would I rail against yaoi when I have pretty much every title I know of that has been released in that genre so far stateside?
More the enemy (Gundam maker) knows our weakness & is seducing us fangirls with artists & VA's that appeal to us hoping we'll spend some of our hard-earned cash on Gundam instead of figures/merchandise related to yaoi titles. (They have sized up the size of our purses & set their sights on them)

Really? I never noticed that. Did they assume it somewhere on the web or is it just paranoia? No offense, but, as someone who really enjoyed Gundam 00, and who also dislikes men and yaoi anime, I thought that the voice cast was excellent and that they fitted their roles just perfectly. Besides, why would they risk losing the Gundam fanbase by introducing gay sounding voice actors just to try and steal yaoi fans away?
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well i'm sort opf mix-feel on 00 really besides look really split the series into 2 sets of 25eps is bad idea for gundam series.

really it always have be more than 25eps but 2 sets not worked.

also it just don't have same level as the GS era.

as for english well give fact it did sound ok yet i did have some vibes like

1.setsuna aka set-light really same seiyu & english really from writing the death note to be main gundam guy very deja vu
2.summeragi aka sum-murrue really same english voice, brown hair, female, & in charge of main gundam ship yea summeragi is 00 version of murrue ramius

but yet there is one reason why i check the english version to hear Chantal Strand's voice as feldt besides i did some similar feel on Lacus yea say it all on the pink hair, blue eyes, young female, etc really it just way Strand keep sounding she just getting more impressive overall i like hear more of Strand even as a lead character someday.
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Kaioshin_Sama wrote:
I'm sorry but did you just say "more the enemy knows" like the people making Gundam are somehow deliberately out to antagonize people?


Oh my god. We're getting too serious here, kiddies.
1-As someone who regularly refers to doing stuff "out of the goodness of my black little heart", referring to the Gundam peoples as "the enemy" was a tongue-in-cheek comment just like my purse that says "Anime-crack is cheaper." from a few yrs back.

2-Didn't this all start with my comment you all are expecting way too much out of a 25 minute commercial for Gundam toys masquerading as an anime?


Kaioshin_Sama wrote:
why it is that it's popular among it's actual fandom because they are completely way off the mark and just have absolutely no idea what they are talking about most of the time.


Because Japan likes Giant Robots?

Kaioshin_Sama wrote:
If they devoted even a tenth as much time to figuring it out why it's popular with the people it's aimed at instead of just spewing endless hatred for it and misinformed commentary about what they think they know based on what little they've seen of it I think these threads would be a whole lot more productive.


I hate something I own? Yeah, Gundam specifically isn't all that much of the 2300 anime dvds in my collection. I just have
G-Gundam Pt 2
Gundam Ms:Char’s Counter Attack
Gundam, Ms 08th
Gundam F91
Gundam Seed 1-2 St 2
Gundam Wing- 1-10
Endless Waltz M/Ova
Gundam 00 S1 P1-3
& Stardust is on order. The rest of Seed & Destiny are on my eventually I'll get list

Kaioshin_Sama wrote:
I'll say one thing though, I'm not interested in the Gundam franchise simply because I want to buy toys nor do I feel overwhelmingly solicited by it.


My Gundam toy collection is about 3 models I picked up on clearance (couple bucks each. An SD Gundam, Zech's & Lockon's & none stand more than 5 inches tall. I have way more invested in Saint Seiya figures (22)
Doesn't change my opinion you're expecting a lot more than a show made to pitch toys should be expected to put out.

Kaioshin_Sama wrote:
Anyway apparently your a yaoi fan, but your mixing it in with this whole evil Gundam sillyness kind of confused me as to your actual interest. Apparently what you are saying is that Yaoi is fine, but when Gundam does it somehow becomes not okay,


I tell my computer at work all the time I hate it. It entertains my coworkers & vents my frustration. Obviously I don't hate my work computer & I obviously don't hate Gundam any more than I actually think crack is cheaper than anime (don't know. Never did drugs.) even though I own a purse that has that phrase on it. I just don't think about how much I have invested in anime & manga.

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Usually, the purpose of merchandise (such as toys) related to a show is to cash in on the popularity of that show. They're looking for more ways to make money. There are shows which come part and parcel with toys - like Gundam - but I'd say that it's quite rare for a show to be made explicitly so that they can make the money off of the toys. It's just an additional way to make money, not the purpose for the existence of the show in the first place.


You know, back when I bought my Boba Fett doll on clearance, no one really understood why there was such a fuss about the stupid guy who had like 5 minutes in Empire & 10 minutes in Jedi.

God, I wish I could remember that stupid show on when my daughter was small that was like one big commercial for the doll. It was some dude with nano machines or something that I never let her watch but it was advertised during Pokemon or whatever I was taping for her to watch later.
Weren't most of those Barbie shows just to get us gals to buy all the different Barbies & accessories?

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The Gundam toys aren't just about merchandising, at least the model kits aren't. People buy things because they like making model kits, and interesting things can be made from them. Of course, Bandai does go overboard in re-issuing some mobile suits with slight changes.


But model making hasn't ever been all that big a sector of the toy market, at least in the US. I liked ship models, but they never really seemed to move like GI Joe or Barbie.

Kaioshin_Sama wrote:
Now this is a special interest hobby so I can't expect everybody to share it obviously, but it's still kind of irksome that people feel the need to tell me that I'm somehow misguided in pursuing it and that Bandai is this evil company that is tricking me and my friends into buying products that we know for a fact we enjoy and feel is worth the money. To raise another question about the chicken and the egg I think it's fair that people ask themselves what they think came first, appreciation for model kits or the Gundam franchises introduction of them.


Obviously model kits came long before Gundam.
However, I reserve the right to call evil any company that created objects for me to desire & thus separate me from my hard earned cash.
I call Clamp evil for torturing bishonen even though they are my favorite shojo team.
And the newest cat my daughter named Ilyden a year ago has evolved into everyone calling "Little Sh*t"-my name for her.

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Really? I never noticed that. Did they assume it somewhere on the web or is it just paranoia? No offense, but, as someone who really enjoyed Gundam 00, and who also dislikes men and yaoi anime, I thought that the voice cast was excellent and that they fitted their roles just perfectly. Besides, why would they risk losing the Gundam fanbase by introducing gay sounding voice actors just to try and steal yaoi fans away?


I go to some movies based on the actors in that movie because I expect a certain level of performance from them. I tend to scope out anime based on the cast because whther you've noticed it or not, VA's in Japan often fall into certain types of roles. Nobuyuki Hiyama, though having played a certain amount of shonen characters popular with gals (Hiei) has done relatively little gal harem/yaoi. Sho Hayami may do his share of shonen stuff (Aizen/Bleach, Tenzen/Basilisk), he's also been in his share of gal-friendly titles (Angelique, Descendants of Darkness, 07-Ghost, Earthian, Gestalt, Peach Girl, Nana, Mirage of Blaze, Please Save My Earth, Saint Beast) I don't think anyone would say Aizen sounds gay.

Shinichiro Miki (Lockon sound gay to you?) also does his share of shonen (Urahara/Bleach Kurtz/FMP, Crim/.hack, Kyozu/Samurai 7, Shannon/Scrapped Princess) but he's also a regular to harem (Haruka, Weiss Kruez, Fushigi Yugi, Kyo Kara Maoh) & Yaoi (Sukisho, Papa to Kiss in the Dark, Level C, Gravitation, Gakuen Heaven, Angel Sanctuary & the gay character in Antique Bakery).
Mamoru Miyano (Setsuna) is also Light/Death Note, Kiba/Wolf's Rain, Zero/Vampire Knight, Tamaki/Ouran. You do know they are gal favs, right?
Hiroshi Kamiya (Tieria) was also Tsurugi/Pani Poni Dash, but he;s done a lot of gal friendly stuff like Ultra Maniac (Tetsuji), Super Gals (Rei), Hakushaku to Yosei (Paul), as well as Gakuen Heaven (Kaoru) & I'll/CKBC (Hiiragi)
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/list_from_code_banner.html?sort=rel_d&media=CDA&key=69180
Miki's cd listings over at CDJapan. Note the number of Drama cds that are from yaoi titles & also the VA's that keep popping up doing them.
This is what I mean by VA's that appeal to gals. I thought they tend to not "sound gay"
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Really? I never noticed that. Did they assume it somewhere on the web or is it just paranoia? No offense, but, as someone who really enjoyed Gundam 00, and who also dislikes men and yaoi anime, I thought that the voice cast was excellent and that they fitted their roles just perfectly. Besides, why would they risk losing the Gundam fanbase by introducing gay sounding voice actors just to try and steal yaoi fans away?


Maybe the fanbase isn't quite what you thought it was, though you seem awfully concerned about who else might be enjoying something you like. Both Gundam 00 and Code Geass were more popular amongst female otaku than males. Check out the results of this recent poll:

http://altjapan.typepad.com/my_weblog/2009/11/girls-who-like-boys-who-drive-giant-robots.html

As noted in the article, these days male otaku are watching shows about little girls while female otaku are watching shows about giant robots.
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Lockon sound gay to you?

I didn't think a joke would end up generating 2 paragraphs. But no, he doesn't. And I liked his voice just as much as you did and I did cry because of him. So, do you still insist in your paranoia of having your "yaoi" voice actors being used in Gundam 00 just to attract helpless and defenseless(or perhaps brainless to actually watch a series just for the voices) yaoi fans?

hissatsu01 wrote:
Maybe the fanbase isn't quite what you thought it was, though you seem awfully concerned about who else might be enjoying something you like.

If by "awfully" you meant that I don't care at all, then you, my sir, are correct. Besides I'd take Gundam 00 over some moe bologus anytime.
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I didn't think a joke would end up generating 2 paragraphs. But no, he doesn't. And I liked his voice just as much as you did and I did cry because of him.


After the Prop 8 disaster & the ongoing tribulations af trying to pass Gay Marriage, no, referring to yaoi performers as "gay sounding" doesn't sound like a joke.

egoist wrote:
So, do you still insist in your paranoia of having your "yaoi" voice actors being used in Gundam 00 just to attract helpless and defenseless(or perhaps brainless to actually watch a series just for the voices) yaoi fans?


Because Hollywood doesn't regularly pass on the stars of stage plays when they film them to use box office draws that will attract fans. Because god knows talentless pop idols haven't been added to movies or tv shows to attract an audience.
People don't go to movies just because Johnny Depp or George Clooney are in them. They hired Orlando Bloom for Legolas entirely based on his acting talent & not in the hopes of attracting hundreds of female fans. They don't use scantily clad gals to pitch burgers to get guys to watch the commercials.

I seem to recall Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Elvis Presley, & Paul McCartney-to name a very few-had more than a few fans of their VOICES. Talkies didn't kill the careers of many actors & actresses who didn't sound as sexy as they looked in the silent films. I always loved Roddy McDowell because his face AND his voice were so expressive. He even managed to pull off playing a chimp, didn't he?

If you can't understand the human voice as an instrument to be used to express the slightest detail, this is obviously falling on deaf ears.
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