It's been about a week now. Are we finally allowed to say this is actually a net benefit for the anime industry? This would have been literally perfect if no one actually died.
It's been about a week now. Are we finally allowed to say this is actually a net benefit for the anime industry...
Landon James
Justin Cruz
>studio famous for investing heavily in training new talent and offering reasonable salaries/hours to animators is now out of the picture
But feel free to explain to me how it's a net benefit without using the word moeshit and proving you have no idea what Kyoani's portfolio looks like besides that they made K-On.
Asher Hall
less moeshit and thus less moeniggers eating up and spamming moeshit
Carson Fisher
Ask me how I know you're under the age of 20
Jack Foster
back to Don't you have some shounentard general or wojack thread to be in?
Benjamin Perez
Camden Smith
nobody was ripping off kyoani
so you can't say they were leading the industry
Matthew Kelly
lol
Jackson Green
Kyoani news threads have turned to complete shit since people keep spamming the same canned responses (I feel so bad, fuck the guy who burned them alive, etc.).
The first couple of days were interesting since we were learning new things, but now, at least half of every thread is just the same shit.
Just read the first post and move on.
Jonathan Ross
Lmao, just because they don't pander to you doesn't mean they were detrimental to the anime industry. If anything, it helps it out by getting more money into the industry. There are still other shows you can watch and support.
Dylan Watson
Kyoani news threads have turned to complete shit since people keep spamming the same canned responses (I feel so bad, fuck the guy who burned them alive, etc.).
The first couple of days were interesting since we were learning new things, but now, at least half of every thread is just the same shit.
Just read the first post and move on.
Joshua Price
Look I will never forgive Kyoani for starting the moeshit boom with K-on, but you have to realized they have been doing less moeshit now than ever. They are more contented doing fujobait.
Blake Turner
yeah lad, their portfolio actually kind of sucks ass for anyone interested something that isnt absolute fucking cliche or wasnt creaming their pants over clannad ( which i DESU wasnt )
Landon Collins
Kyoani news threads have turned to complete shit since people keep spamming the same canned responses (I feel so bad, fuck the guy who burned them alive, etc.).
The first couple of days were interesting since we were learning new things, but now, at least half of every thread is just the same shit.
Just read the first post and move on.
William Jones
what the fuck is wrong with these edgy faggots saying that this was a good thing?
probably one of the worst posts related to this incident was an image on Yea Forums saying "remember the director of lucky star? this is him now, feel old yet?" and it was a picture of takemoto next to a picture of a dead burned corpse.
Connor Barnes
Kyoani news threads have turned to complete shit since people keep spamming the same canned responses (I feel so bad, fuck the guy who burned them alive, etc.).
The first couple of days were interesting since we were learning new things, but now, at least half of every thread is just the same shit.
Just read the first post and move on.
Robert Lopez
dilate
Nathan Campbell
Kyoani news threads have turned to complete shit since people keep spamming the same canned responses (I feel so bad, fuck the guy who burned them alive, etc.).
The first couple of days were interesting since we were learning new things, but now, at least half of every thread is just the same shit.
Just read the first post and move on.
Cameron Flores
kyoani has always been a cancerous studios making moeshit, fujo and waifu trash content
Evan Myers
>one of the best animation firms in Japan disappeared
>a net benefit for the anime industry
Yeah sure, I can't wait the next decade without Kyoani.
Joseph Martin
Austin Bell
Barisaku
Robert Green
Kyoanus didn't animate OPM S1, retard.
Hudson James
Maybe now they'll create a new art style instead of K-On same face with babby hands.
Hopefully the people who invented that art style died in the fire
Carson Rogers
The actual people who works in the industry see it as a loss, I doubt you know more than them.
KyoAni isn't only the shows they make, they also have an animation school, and I'm pretty sure not all the people ends working for KyoAni.
Having young animators being teach by masters like Kigami (RIP) is a fucking loss for the industry.
But of course, people like you, used to shitty QUALITY from your seasonal Arifureta and the likes can't see past your stupid nose.
Honestly you should consider setting yourself on fire too.
Jeremiah Taylor
ARSONISM FTW
First kyoani, then a factory, then a man.
asahi.com
blog.livedoor.jp
youtube.com
youtube.com
Light things up is new and modern in japan now
Isaac Baker
But Maid Dragon s2 is gonna be made by JC Staff.
Lincoln Cox
Barisaku
Robert Myers
It only takes one man to make sure they never produce anything of value ever again, studios will now think twice before holding light novel contests and stealing ideas.
David Hughes
Barisaku
Nicholas Baker
It would've been a benefit if it only destroyed the garbage they were working on, but with all the talented victims across many generations it's definitely a net loss.
Nathan Smith
They could have been making Haruhi season 3, now we’ll never know :3
Hudson King
This was punishment for their disrespect for god herself
Josiah Roberts
Barisaku
David Russell
My personal opinions of KyotoAnimu had always been:
>FUCK HARUHI
>FUCK CLANNAD'S TOMOYO AND KYO
>FUCK LUCKY STAR's Akira
>FUCK whoever thought animating Kanon and Air was a good idea.
>FUCK BRILLIANT PARK
>FUCK THEIR FULL METAL PANIC
>FUCK PHANTOM WORLD
>FUCK CHUUNIBYOU
>Silent Voice was an exercise of depression, bullying, and pain.
>FUCK WHOEVER THOUGHT THAT IT WAS A GREAT IDEA TO TAKE THE SAME GOD DAMN ANTI-SHOUNEN TROPES AND MEMES, THEN GIVE THAT SHIT BETTER ANIMATION.
For a while, I wanted their studios to burn in a ball of fire. But I did not want anybody in the studios to burn with it. I wanted them to learn a lesson in humility and being humble.
But I guess when the industry is filled with people who hate other people, the chickens tend to come home to roost; now do they. Hayao Miyazaki was one of the few people in the industry who was making sense. And now this happens.
Ryder Diaz
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