why your favorite anime doesn't get a season 2 okay from the title video you already know
what this is gonna be about but I'll just say it just now if you're still unsure if you're in the
right place so why your favorite anime doesn't get a second season in this video I can almost
guarantee I cover all of your favorite questions on the topic and if I can't it's because it was
probably too specific to their anime in particular which means it was a problem with an author or a
company problem a problem involving money is what I'm basically saying now I've known this for many
years but I've gotten this question so many times in the past recent videos that I decided to make
a video on this so you kind of can understand what's going on so I just wanted to clear up
some things so you could just judge for yourself if your favorite anime doesn't get a second season
the information comes directly from the mouth of someone who's in the industry so you know you're
in the right place so if you still have doubts about the video just keep that in mind yes it
was from a couple of years ago but but don't you think for a second that things have changed so
much that his words mean nothing okay so yes there have been more string opportunities and yes anime
has gone from just a small thing in Japan to a worldwide industry but still streaming money is
still a fraction of the money that's actually going back to make a dent in anime oh but quick
side note here if you would like to read this for yourself there's a link down below as well
as other links that I have here that could best help you get an idea so so this food was made by
sasikumar now breaking down how a second season is decided because it's not such a natural decision
to just have a second season as you might think so here's how it breaks now manga gets adapted
anime becomes popular the manga starts to sell and rise in popularity but the anime and blu-rays
don't sell at all that's the main problem that anime companies face if they spend 200 million
yen oh and and it doesn't sell while the manga that they didn't spend a single yen sells then
why should they pay for another season honestly just because you like it that's not how anything
in the industry or anything in life really works not because you just like it I'm sorry to say
that break it down to like that but it's just and this is a big portion of the Commons that
are on the topic just because they come out with a manga and sells well means absolutely nothing
that manga could sell by the truckloads be in every bookstore and don't get me wrong that's
great that's a fire manga what I'm saying here is the manga sales increased before and after the
anime came out those manga sales are independent of the anime not one manga sale goes towards the
anime company if the blue beret does not sell then no co2 happens so let me explain what happens in
like the boardrooms when people are going over their discussions about episodes and planning
out whatever is gonna happen in the schedule they don't even bring up the topic of a season
two the company will only bring it up if it's already doing well in sales and that's a pretty
big deal that's basically saying halfway through the anime we have big enough sales to warrant a
season two and that's why they would be discussing set season two that's why when season 2 of shield
heroes slime and some other animes were announced before the airing of a final episode it's because
they have already sold more than enough the proved of them getting a season 2 I'm talking they sold
enough volumes of the blu-rays in between this time and this is kind of broken breaking down
to this anime would have like a volume one and if all you two of the first season it's kind of like
half way so they don't have the first 12 episodes as a volume have the next twelve episodes that of
all as a volume they might include OVA here and there but it's broken down to two ways for you to
pay for a volume of said anime of the first season mind you now this one's for the ones that are big
subscribers of anime subscription companies such as crunchyroll Funimation and to a lesser degree
like Hulu and Netflix let's get to your questions now most of you who watch your anime like this are
helping industry and yes you're doing more than what was done in the past but you must understand
how those company to run their royalty sites for example here is a quote hint of him saying
that you could sell ten millions of goods only to have a ten thousand dollars coming back to
the company like ten two thousand dollars coming back to company nowadays that number has increased
but still that's about I say now a hundred thousands or so if you're having 100 million
dollar yen of goods being sold and I know to me and you that sounds great are you kidding me a
hundred thousand in my pocket that sounds awesome right but for companies that spend hundreds of
millions it's just a little kick in the bucket so again buy the blu-ray the thing was streaming was
supposed to minimize the losses but even with that it's not very much now to end you must be
asking how do I help them if you're telling me my stringing is only doing a fraction of a cost
and how mangas don't get calculated at all when it comes to animes what do I do to help well I
wish companies would make this information more available to the public to clear up some things
because besides what's been given the answer is clearly just by the blu-ray and yes I understand
as a consumer it's not as easy as I make it sound like Schubert hero alone was my favorite anime of
the year but I couldn't buy the blu-ray at a time where they needed me the most to count for sales
for season two like it was fifty dollars the first twelve episodes another fifty dollars for the last
twelve episodes that's a hundred dollars for a full-time college student with no job or stable
income luckily it has support around the world so it could have a future as an anime a lot of
animes can't say that in this state of anime it actually is easier to get a second season but
companies that make them don't have a reason to really make them and this is to the point where
it's just easier to make anime I'm not gonna get into that topic in this video I'll leave that for
another day now this is gonna be my last point about it and really it's a big one and I know
I don't have a lot of people talking about this topic as well because they're probably being a too
young to realize this or be just too old to really care at this point anime is in a much better place
than it was 10 years ago but for the adults that were growing up around my time we know this all to
be too true anime was not big in any capacity in the United States which is a big reason why Japan
doesn't care for input very much also adding we don't buy blu-rays like the Japanese do but that's
for another video like now Dragonball one piece material Pokemon and I guess not gonna say Demon
Slayer as well make tens the hundred millions of dollars of revenue off of movie sales alone
well that's because they are established and well known worldwide but there's a reason why
Latin America was a bigger focus on anime rather than America for a while for a very long time
actually but that's also furtive the video now I still know you have questions and I will try
and answer them down in the comment section or in another future video I will tell you if you want
to know the average amount of copies of blu-rays you need to sell to ensure that your anime gets
a second season I know a lot of you who watched this video will want to see that video but for
my younger audience watching this please don't get discouraged I really didn't mean for this to be a
just heart-wrenching kind of video but it needs to be a video that got out there I felt like but like
I said if you have really more questions about the subject or want to put your input gave me
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