Who would make anime if nobody want wotk in the industry?

Doesn't affect manga, don't care. Manga has its own problems as an industry.

Japan has asia's best unions, some anime studios should already be under it.

They need to raise the wage of an inbetweener high enough for them to qualify for a work visa. They pay them so fucking little you can't legally stay in Japan because Japan doesn't legally consider it a real job. Otherwise they'll just keep paying remote gooks/chinks/seamonkeys. It's not sustainable.
What was once a steady pipeline of artists that cut their chops doing inbetween work and then worked their way up the ladder is now a merry go round for foreign temps that never progress beyond contract labor of the lowest quality.

>any extra money goes to the union "fee"

>Japan has asia's best unions
That does not say much considering that China and Korea are a very low level in laboral health

Japan has unions that actually benefit the worker instead of just another big organization taking a cut of your paycheck.

Have to pay 3DPD VAs their exorbitant wages that they demand, no extra money for the people who make 95% of the content that people watch for that are already being paid nothing. Please understand.

Anime isn't unionized at all lmao.

Nip unions shilling in full force I see...

You're retarded and don't know how unions work.

>toei

I thought japanese young was as cuckef as their boomers and liked working 16 hours a day.

gee, maybe the elevens should pay animators more then? Its not rocket science.

madhouse was exposed by the mistreatment towards the animators, and even then they have not changed.

>Kids cartoons

So what? They may have the biggest brand but not raw output.

The problem is you cant make a living off of that anymore. Part of the reason noone's having kids.

VAs aren’t satisfied making 70 times more than animators, we have to increase their wages to 100 times more than animators before we start raising their wages, please understand.

>nobody
wage is low because there is a large supply of animators

even the higher ups dont make much money
anime directors make less money than entry level jobs in the US
anime is just not profitable
it's better if the anime industry dies

>work yourself to death trying to act tough
>now it's the studios fault

Fuck off to >>Yea Forums Yea Forumsermin

I hate that shit that require talent worth literally at the very least 100 times more than shit that require effort.
In the end, it's all about genetic lottery.

but anime makes a lot of money a year, too much, where does all that money go?

>anime doesnt make much money

It does if you include the merchandising, ad revenue, etc.

This. Animation might be strenuous but it's something anyone can do and there is no need for any talent.
It's like cleaning, since everyone can do it, it's a job that must be kept at a lower wage, otherwise, people who has a talent might be tempted to disregard it in favor of doing something that's easier and earns you more.

old men that controls the company, not even joking.

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Their “talent” is in their 3DPD voices too which would be largely worthless if they weren’t trying to turn anime into an audial medium and trying to sell albums instead of improving the visual one it is. Spend a quarter of the VA budget on more talented animators and you’d sell at least twice as many BDs to people who actually give a shit about the medium.

he looks like a neat guy

>Claims animation doesn't require skill

Okay, back to Yea Forums

We are talking about the animation monkeys here, not key animators, retard.
You literally have to retouch lines that are already handed to you.

It requires practice and effort, but 0 talent, unlike VA.

Yet you can't even do that, where's your manga and anime if it's super easy monkey work?

>requires practice and effort
you can't even read, you stupid baboon.

>Doing an entire anime or manga takes the same effort and talent than working as a tweener.
This is your brain on re**it.

That's basically decades old problem , from beginning anime is made by otaku for almost no money

>A.I. systems

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>if working in an assembly line is such simple work, why don't you make your own low orbit satelitte??!?

a more accurate thing to say is that animators are "replaceable" and thus not as valuable as someone like a VA or director. if you replace an animator, nothing really changes. you just get the next in line. if you replace a VA, a lot can change. this drives down their market value. it still takes skill to animate even inbetweening.

there is a surplus of animators because more people want to be artists than the marketplace will allow. so instead of having the irreplaceability and marketability of an actor that guards against something like the lowering of wages, you're just a nameless face that can be removed at any time if you get uppity