if you're new here my name is barry and this is my why it's a problem to make trendy seven season two
in this here we're gonna be going over your favorite anime and get an idea about how the anime
companies operated the show they're gonna check out the income streams they had available to them
and their past business model nowadays animes that had poor brand awareness or poor marketing
have been given a second chance to come back this series is going to give you a better idea
what the problems the series are keep in mind this is just my opinion with me adding articles
statements and past data to back up my position i'm not their company's executive i'm not their
business financer i don't have the final word on if this anime is greenlit or no but i do try
to talk about what goes on behind your favorite animes and how much money they actually made also
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video so you don't miss out on anything review this being chapters 1 through 29 or season 1 a
breakdown phenomenon led to the destruction of artakuraga's town and the disappearance of the
people inhabiting it arita decides to utilize the magical grimoire given to him by his childhood
friend and cousin hidri kasiga to reconstruct an artificial world and spend the rest of his life
there liv hasami appears to investigate the area where she gives him two choices hand over the book
or die however arta chose the third option being to enroll in the top secret magical school being
the royal biblio academy with his goal to save hijri arto is a livable pervert who uses his magic
as a shortcut being the demon lord candidate getting quite familiar with the rest of the
trinity 7 and other extraordinary mages trainee 7 is classified as a harem and it's put a lot of
stock into this portion of the show focusing on the girl's offsetting personalities antics and
admiration of arta the anime attempts to change out the casting here and there to give everyone
enough time if you talk about the show people are gonna mention that they like the cast and
say that's probably their favorite part about the show but that's also where the problem starts but
the show is constantly throwing in more characters than the audience can actually handle and i know
some people are like well how is having more cute girls problem you see when you add a character
there's supposed to be a point to it you don't just add a character for the sake of adding a
character or to simply spice up the show you want that character to advance the story or to make
our main guy think a little bit more about what he's doing or shift the mood of the show but the
characters that add into the show don't really do very much and it's not an exaggeration to even say
this because literally the last episode they're adding into more new characters when they've
already laid out the finales plot next is the core pacing problems that don't get better in the manga
or the light novel a major flaw comes from the plot itself most of what happens is completely
nonsense with an exorbitant amount of terminology that's just being thrown at the audience like
archives tamas and other foreign magical words just being tossed around as if the audience is
supposed to simply understand what's happening the anime never dives into actual real world building
most of the show takes place at the school and that's it not giving us more of the world
there's no pretext there's no context there's no subtext for anything that's really going on but
the overall arc and subplots contain this problem as well throwing the entire experience for a loop
just shutting my brain off and watching the show is perfectly fine but it's hard to have another
level or deeper level of respect for a show if they don't do enough to build that movies and
source material so after season one they received two other movies so where exactly do they take
place in the manga and how important are they movie one eternity library and alchemy girl is
more or less a novel series that went a little bit further into the meeting of lillum the daughter of
arita and lilith the mangalililum doesn't really show up until chapter 74 but it's already assumed
that the eyes does know her so you're supposed to basically watch that movie right after season one
and then read up on the manga chapters it's really really weird and that's why you have to read the
novel to fill in the freaking blanks movie two is crimson lord which is chapter 30 to 37
so right after season one you get the crimson lord or season two this is being lili's father and also
where you get liv's new form and you also get to learn about him being a demon lord
and a little hint about the mother as well so you can effectively say that these two
films are season two going off the chapters and where they actually would fit in the actual anime
now as far as remaining content that they have they have three other arcs they can potentially
make into another season or movie this being magic tournament arc dante's gate arc and the
final art being i would say chapter 27 so the company business structure a long time ago an
anime executive estimated that given enough time a good 70 of all anime eventually will turn a profit
this happens over years of tv reruns back catalogs dvd sales releases internationally and other
processes the initial debt they have to pay for each anime rarely actually gets rewarded quickly
the hope is that the remaining 30 that don't make back their money get paid off by the winners so
kind of like what i said in my last video about dxd and what they have to do basically looks like
they have to help pay for all the ones that don't exactly do so well that's kind of how it looks
like dxd is the poster child of fantasia bunko the only other franchise that can really say that
they're the face of fantasia bunko is data live so they cannot let this [ __ ] fail in layman's terms
them coming out with 15k like i said is a problem i think trinity seven is in that seven
percent that have actually paid off their sum 27 was written by kenji sato and illustrated by
akanarinoy with then being published by fujimi shobo being a company and a brand under kodakawa
future publishing so kodakawa owns the anime source material putting it in the monthly dragon
brand trying to build traction with the shonen fan base to get more brand awareness joining nine
other eg slash harem series with 93 franchises overall with notable names being like amagi
brilliant park data live full metal panic high school dxd high school for the dead mocking key
so on the producer's side kotakawa operated as kodaka shoten being the fourth line of ownership
tv tokyo being the first being the broadcasting company that they broadcast the show on sotsu
being the second in charge of advertisement plum being the third being a studio and also an
online anime figure store where they would get their merch from atx being the fifth who owns
the tv tokyo as the subsidiary company studio manasu is also the sixth being an anime studio
avex pictures being 7 doing the overall retailing for the blu-rays dvds and cds over doing more of
these videos to understand the production company it's kind of like having an episode of shark tank
where they're all the sharks and they're trying to get on this investment and they're kind of signing
off like yeah i'll do it or yeah i won't do it and each company is going to be supplying something
essentially so they can stay on the finances plan next we're talking about the blu-rays light novels
and overall monies for the show trinity 7 blu-ray sold a total of 16 892 copies and that's 506
760 usd the show was popular enough that right stuff anime had it as the number one top seller
in 2016. kind of showing it to overseas dominance even though it's been two years after it's been
aired right stuff anime being a licensor of the anime light novel and manga sales as of
june 2017 the manga series passed over 3 million copies sold if i look at japan's weekly sales
and added up how much they reported they sold six hundred and sixteen thousand two hundred and forty
five hundred the information coming from news articles and sourcings with me recording it in
a spreadsheet if you wanna have it but as you can see i'm kind of missing some years that they've
definitely sold copies in the reason for them being missing is them not showing up in the top
100 in their respected month but i can still guess the averages adding the total up to 890 100 and
2100 in japan i could also get the united states numbers which is done by npd who are about close
enough to 100 tracking for comics and graphic works in the united states but i would have to pay
2 500 a year to get that information i prefer the free plan and from the free plan they don't
crack the top 750 the work here is done by brian hibbs cbr mpd group and others being a respected
member of the comic book industry with with the backing of top media publishers overall budget and
franchise earnings so this is the overview of how much money the franchise brought in as well as an
idea of how much money the company spent on it i had to do a lot of digging in my own calculations
because a lot of this information is not available this is me doing days of work to understand what's
going on i had to learn how to read a company's income statement balance sheets and stocks going
forward i probably will be using similar resources and estimates for a lot of the other animes to get
a general feel of how much value they actually bring to start i counted up how much money did
they make in the box office for the movies that being nineteen thousand and twenty five hundred
the money for the two movies and dvds came out to be 177 thousand five hundred and fifty with
39 cents then the dvd and blu-rays for the first season were about five hundred and six thousand
seven hundred and sixty the tv broadcasting was super hard to get an idea for and had to go to
japan's video research and get an estimate essentially which is japan's nielsen family
if you're like in the united states if you're old enough to know that name then you can see
how difficult that already was it's like getting the japanese animation tv ratings and dividing by
the number of people watching by household while also dividing how much people watch anime in the
country then adding up how much each view is kind of worth to that particular anime so it's a total
of twenty seven thousand five hundred eighty seven hundred and forty nine cents then you're adding
up the two mobile games that they made taking in the total downloads divided by one dollar out of
four users divided again by the active users multiplied by an average user's spending to
get about three million fifty three thousand and five hundred music is kind of easier but
that's because i'm not doing it by song i'm doing it by the album sales doing the album sales time
the price and not counting in the artist cut being 14 250. next is parade works which is a little bit
easier but i did do it on the low end estimating it about 40 million 924 023 for the seasonal
animes for the 2010s animation budget being around 2 million to 4 million usd where it's kind
of already outlined here the franchise as a whole is worth about 45 million with the tv anime being
a little over three million with me not counting in the merge sales and the streaming numbers the
numbers are calculated from yen to usd and then put on the low end so you can just get an idea
the things i couldn't add are the marketing budget this being because my free membership
for investor pro is up so basically look up the company soltsu's income statements for 2014
go down to selling and marketing and divided by the sales of the year you can get an idea
of how many animes that company has done in that year and you can do it that way or you can also
do it by all their sales for that year so have fun learning how to do income statements and
company stocks final thoughts the show is a two out of five with decent sound animation and a fan
base it's been eight years of being on streaming service with two movies one receiving little
marketing and theater play and the other one doing pretty well and the second movie did about fifteen
thousand seven hundred and twelve in theaters domestically making what would be season two
really cost effective and based on the pattern i see it i really wouldn't be surprised to see
another announcement coming in 2022 to like 2025 plus the second film was available to be shown
in the us theaters that's already a big deal that they had the trust to do that if not a season two
they probably would be just continuing the series with two to three more movies trendy seven is the
author's most popular word to date still he's not necessarily all in on the series like others
which is a healthier approach he's always stayed very busy being a producer storyboarder director
doing script work doing cg work production and supervisor executive producer etc also putting
out his own works from time to time that's not 27 like dance-eating island misumi-san can't
see-through haruno moji hini to siwan tomokobai isakai tensei and many others but these mangas
don't seem to last very long so the anime doesn't have any complicated issues with the author's
health with him actually stating in a recent post that he would be excited to make another season
another movie of this the anime itself is in a pretty healthy state with multiple revenue sources
and streams meaning they don't really have too much of a reason to shelf the series as a whole