[vanteya37]

Originally Posted by JohnNamikaze

Your right, but the reason why I said earlier is that there is a decline in anime shows for the last couple of years. During 1998-2005 there were an average of 40 anime shows per season, but when you look at 2006-2010 there is an average around 15-20, so there is something about losing ideas or the economic recession effecting the Japanese economy. Also there is too much fanservice today then it was back then as well.

When gg interviewed a translator for crunchy a few weeks ago, he said pretty much the same thing. The recession is affecting the anime industry and that's why there are less shows during the new seasons.


For most of us though, we only really care about whether
or not our favorite fansubs get raws to translate for us right?

[JohnNamikaze]

Originally Posted by vanteya37

When gg interviewed a translator for crunchy a few weeks ago, he said pretty much the same thing. The recession is affecting the anime industry and that's why there are less shows during the new seasons.


For most of us though, we only really care about whether or not our favorite fansubs get raws to translate for us right?

Yeah I feel the same way.

[sharkxxxs]

Thanks for the info,good thing i am not in Japan.