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Let's wrap up all the news we've got recently.
Since the seventh of January in Japan, Stone Ocean has been airing on TV, week after week.
So, we think we should expect episode 13 on the first of April in Japan since it would
line up.
But, we're getting even more news on the nineteenth of March in the new JoJo magazine, which is
before our date.
So, they may give us a different date, either earlier or later.
We also don't know the extent to which they're going with the batch formula.
So, it's possible they drop another batch, as that would make sense, but it's also possible
they would update Netflix episode by episode.
That'd be my most ideal situation, to be honest with you.
That tackles the "when" aspect.
Now what's been in question is whether or not the batch drop to Netflix killed the hype
of Stone Ocean.
Here's the thing, a repetition-based system has consistency, and people love when things
are consistent.
BUT, that doesn't mean the hype is completely gone.
How I've seen anime go, usually the most hype moments that go viral are the initial release,
key moments like big fights, animation spectacles, or big reveals, and then there's the end.
So we have a lot of hype to build back extremely fast with many things like that.
I'm not gonna lie though, a lot of credit is going out to the fandom that do everything
to keep the love going.
Every appreciation post and meme video contributes to keeping the
name of a franchise on the streets.
Because if you can communicate the franchise, you can make hype of the franchise.
Cause look at official twitters of anime.
I love some of the twitter posts, but what the hell you gon' know about the people.
Anyways, yeah, great work community.
If I made an anime, I'd love to have y'all as a fanbase.
Unfortunately, except for some of you, you have to be locked up in a space prison with
Kars.
In other news, the Hol Horse and Josuke manga
has been out for a while now, and I've still not made a video on it.
Why?
I'm not sure, but I can still see myself doing that relatively soon instead of something
like-
Oh god, I can't mention it.
[clears throat]
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