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Forum - View topicNEWS: Former Viz Media Exec Rob Pereyda Moves to Netflix
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cookiemanstah
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oh shit, this is not good news
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Beatdigga
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Netflix continues to be serious about expanding their influence in anime. I guess the idea was to get an executive familiar with the...picky nature of US anime fans,
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Kougeru
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maybe can convince them to simulcast
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Kaylee Smerbeck
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side note so binge shows is it odd how the discourse went from talking weekly to only thing on people's minds for 2 weeks then we file it away to not touch for another year |
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Kougeru
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Яeverse
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if it was an america/US focused thing, why would he go to netflix tokyo and not netflix america??? |
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Covnam
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That'd be great. I have no issues with releasing a whole series at once, but I hate when a series is held for a full batch release in NA when it's being simulcasted in other territories. I think their reasoning has just been, that that's just how they do it here |
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DerekL1963
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No, the idea is probably to get someone who is familiar with doing business with the Japanese in general and the anime industry in specific. Netflix doesn't give a rip about Western anime fans. We're not their target market. |
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OjaruFan2
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Why? |
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Kaylee Smerbeck
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Then we get this weird hybrid thing where they make binge series but are short and release fast like Voltron 3 to 8 |
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FlowerAiko
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This is why I'm (very) cautiously optimistic. It's rather clear that, as it currently stands, Netflix wants to but does not get hardcore anime fans, so they got a guy who does. After Eva on Netflix sparked more controversy than hype post-release it's obvious something has got to change. The question is if they'll listen to him or even if he gets streaming. I've honestly had no problems with Viz other than them taking forever to release Osumatsu-san in the States. |
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AtoMan
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What we need is more international licensing, a lot of titles on Netflix are US only, those that are global get only a handful of dubs, and with crappy subs crosstranslated from english subs that are already controversial, making them inferior to the pirated content - literally noone wants that. Someone who worked with Viz should be aware of that.
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Kaylee Smerbeck
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The fact that they used the Jpn translation for the dub titles for silent voice is ironic |
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Shiroi Hane
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“Because that’s where he lives” is probably the simplest answer, but who says it has to be US-focused? Netflix is a global company and their “Original” anime stream worldwide. |
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ZeetherKID77
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Can he convince them to do more home video releases in the US for once??
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