@tamagawaya_uc I thought Izubuchi-san directed Patlabor wxiii he did write the screenplay though. I was mistaken.
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neilworms
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neilworms
@neilworms
A lover of culture, politics, cities and more. Also database/datamart guru of sorts
Chicago, Illinois Katılım Ağustos 2008
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@neilworms パトレイバー新作アニメ、共にTV版・新OVA版の絵柄ですが、
2016・REBOOT（吉浦康裕）…「押井守の作品」合わせ
2026・EZY（出渕裕）…「一般大衆の既成概念」合わせ
で別ベクトルの料理になったと感じました。
2001・WXIII （高山文彦）には、「黒沢清・日本ホラーサスペンス映画」風味を感じます。
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I get where he's coming from but he's wrong. He,s a big picture guy and he wishes there was an anime studio that was big. But doing so will just eliminate the variety and risk and turn it into a generic hollow husk.
The diversity of art is what makes Japan's entertainment good.
Anime Updates@animeupdates
KADOKAWA CEO Takeshi Natsuno says Japan's anime industry has become structurally weak because there are "too many" small companies operating independently "Animation studios are the same. There are countless tiny companies, each with its own president and executives." Natsuno argued that creators are being spread across fragmented studios instead of being merged into larger companies capable of competing globally with firms like Disney and Marvel "If we don't act quickly, the anime industry is going to be hollowed out too."
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@iba_4696 People should include this: x.com/animeupdates/s…
Anime Updates@animeupdates
Kadokawa's largest shareholder, activist hedge fund Oasis Management, is pushing to remove CEO Takeshi Natsuno from the company The firm accused Kadokawa of "serious governance issues," criticizing its IP strategy, financial performance, handling of acquisitions, and losses tied to the 2024 cyberattack Kadokawa's board rejected the proposal, calling parts of the criticism "false" and backing Natsuno as "indispensable" to the company's future plans
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ディズニーもマーベルも失礼だけど昔ほど人気ないでしょ
それに日本のアニメスタジオとあっちを比べるには条件が違いすぎると思う
よく言われるけどなぜ日本はなんで海外の失敗をなぞろうとするの？日本ならできると思ってんの？
日本のアニメは中小だから成り立ってるでしょ
Anime Updates@animeupdates
KADOKAWA CEO Takeshi Natsuno says Japan's anime industry has become structurally weak because there are "too many" small companies operating independently "Animation studios are the same. There are countless tiny companies, each with its own president and executives." Natsuno argued that creators are being spread across fragmented studios instead of being merged into larger companies capable of competing globally with firms like Disney and Marvel "If we don't act quickly, the anime industry is going to be hollowed out too."
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@nami_happy This is being driven by an American: x.com/animeupdates/s…
Anime Updates@animeupdates
Kadokawa's largest shareholder, activist hedge fund Oasis Management, is pushing to remove CEO Takeshi Natsuno from the company The firm accused Kadokawa of "serious governance issues," criticizing its IP strategy, financial performance, handling of acquisitions, and losses tied to the 2024 cyberattack Kadokawa's board rejected the proposal, calling parts of the criticism "false" and backing Natsuno as "indispensable" to the company's future plans
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ちょっといま、こんなハナシをされているコトに驚きを禁じ得ないです(´･_･`)既にクールジャパン始動以前から電通さんによって、ディズニーのような強権的ライツ集約的モデルと、バンダイと製作委員会のような参加企業で分配を行う分散型モデルのメリットとデメリットが共有されているのに。
Anime Updates@animeupdates
KADOKAWA CEO Takeshi Natsuno says Japan's anime industry has become structurally weak because there are "too many" small companies operating independently "Animation studios are the same. There are countless tiny companies, each with its own president and executives." Natsuno argued that creators are being spread across fragmented studios instead of being merged into larger companies capable of competing globally with firms like Disney and Marvel "If we don't act quickly, the anime industry is going to be hollowed out too."
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@CM12151054 I'd recommend looking into how Activist Investors and Hedge Funds have basically ruined the economy for everyone but them. Its them along with Private Equity.
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@CM12151054 Its the same forces that made our industry terrible - this hedge fund is run by an American based out of Hong Kong: x.com/animeupdates/s…
Anime Updates@animeupdates
Kadokawa's largest shareholder, activist hedge fund Oasis Management, is pushing to remove CEO Takeshi Natsuno from the company The firm accused Kadokawa of "serious governance issues," criticizing its IP strategy, financial performance, handling of acquisitions, and losses tied to the 2024 cyberattack Kadokawa's board rejected the proposal, calling parts of the criticism "false" and backing Natsuno as "indispensable" to the company's future plans
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ディズニーとマーベルのように統合されてからつまらんくなって、有能な個人が独立して小さなスタジオを立ち上げる
その繰り返し
Anime Updates@animeupdates
KADOKAWA CEO Takeshi Natsuno says Japan's anime industry has become structurally weak because there are "too many" small companies operating independently "Animation studios are the same. There are countless tiny companies, each with its own president and executives." Natsuno argued that creators are being spread across fragmented studios instead of being merged into larger companies capable of competing globally with firms like Disney and Marvel "If we don't act quickly, the anime industry is going to be hollowed out too."
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@asano_inio I look forward to reading this (if it get an English release). Your manga is fantastic keep up the good word!
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「MUJINA INTO THE DEEP」SEASON1、描きたいことは描き切りました。とても疲れたのでしばらく連載は休みますが、早く再開できるように尽力するのでこれからも応援よろしくお願いします。感想、ファンアート等々いただけると嬉しいです。
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neilworms retweetledi
@rinreadsmanga American Hedge Fund Owner is pushing for this x.com/animeupdates/s…
Anime Updates@animeupdates
Kadokawa's largest shareholder, activist hedge fund Oasis Management, is pushing to remove CEO Takeshi Natsuno from the company The firm accused Kadokawa of "serious governance issues," criticizing its IP strategy, financial performance, handling of acquisitions, and losses tied to the 2024 cyberattack Kadokawa's board rejected the proposal, calling parts of the criticism "false" and backing Natsuno as "indispensable" to the company's future plans
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Do you understand how stupid you look as a BIG company to blame small & upcoming studios for your loss of profits.
What industry nowadays doesn’t have a lot of competition nowadays.
Maybe you’d have better profits if you didn’t fucking invest it all in the isekai genre
Anime Corner@animecorner_ac
KADOKAWA CEO says there are too many anime and publishing companies, and that the numerous new entrants are making it less profitable. Among many other things, he added that solely focusing on animators’ pay leads to short-sightedness and, while it may cause controversy, there’s a problem of too many companies in the content business. He argues that unifying the back offices of multiple companies would allow creators to focus on creating, citing Electronic Arts (EA) in the United States.
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@oza__kazu More relevant (the activist investor is an American based out of Hong Kong unleashing the worst aspects of our current economy on you guys): x.com/animeupdates/s…
Anime Updates@animeupdates
Kadokawa's largest shareholder, activist hedge fund Oasis Management, is pushing to remove CEO Takeshi Natsuno from the company The firm accused Kadokawa of "serious governance issues," criticizing its IP strategy, financial performance, handling of acquisitions, and losses tied to the 2024 cyberattack Kadokawa's board rejected the proposal, calling parts of the criticism "false" and backing Natsuno as "indispensable" to the company's future plans
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@NobunagaOtaku @animeupdates Its an American owned hedge fund based out of Hong Kong run by a guy formerly based out of NYC. I think we know the sort of scumbag that's behind this.
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@animeupdates Wow, sounds like he needs to be removed. More studios is better than a small amount of monopoly studios.
That said i believe there are a lot right now, but that's due to larger (old) studio breakups. In which case the market needs time to see who stays and fails.
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KADOKAWA CEO Takeshi Natsuno says Japan's anime industry has become structurally weak because there are "too many" small companies operating independently
"Animation studios are the same. There are countless tiny companies, each with its own president and executives."
Natsuno argued that creators are being spread across fragmented studios instead of being merged into larger companies capable of competing globally with firms like Disney and Marvel
"If we don't act quickly, the anime industry is going to be hollowed out too."
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@animeupdates Thanks for highlighting this, though I think it would be helpful to people to note the activist investor is an American to acturately describe the kind of thing that is happening here (and we are all too familiar with sadly)
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Other recent news on Kadokawa's CEO:
x.com/i/status/20552…
Anime Updates@animeupdates
Kadokawa's largest shareholder, activist hedge fund Oasis Management, is pushing to remove CEO Takeshi Natsuno from the company The firm accused Kadokawa of "serious governance issues," criticizing its IP strategy, financial performance, handling of acquisitions, and losses tied to the 2024 cyberattack Kadokawa's board rejected the proposal, calling parts of the criticism "false" and backing Natsuno as "indispensable" to the company's future plans
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@Kenta18283446 The activist investor is an American, I recommend any japanese person read up on what these fuckers have done to our economy and culture: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oasis_Man…
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@Kenta18283446 Ok Japanese capitalism that actually has leaders who have a sense of propriety even if they are awful isn't the case here. Its American take the fucking money and run capitalism that's behind this, you guys should be worried: x.com/animeupdates/s…
Anime Updates@animeupdates
Kadokawa's largest shareholder, activist hedge fund Oasis Management, is pushing to remove CEO Takeshi Natsuno from the company The firm accused Kadokawa of "serious governance issues," criticizing its IP strategy, financial performance, handling of acquisitions, and losses tied to the 2024 cyberattack Kadokawa's board rejected the proposal, calling parts of the criticism "false" and backing Natsuno as "indispensable" to the company's future plans
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これ、微妙なところで、
テレビ局や配信会社なんかがアニメスタジオを買収、吸収したところで、
その箱に意味や価値はなくて、
結局は価値があるのは人なので、
その優秀な人が出ていったら価値がなくなるという・・・
そして、得てして大企業体質では良作は生み出せないという・・・
Anime Updates@animeupdates
KADOKAWA CEO Takeshi Natsuno says Japan's anime industry has become structurally weak because there are "too many" small companies operating independently "Animation studios are the same. There are countless tiny companies, each with its own president and executives." Natsuno argued that creators are being spread across fragmented studios instead of being merged into larger companies capable of competing globally with firms like Disney and Marvel "If we don't act quickly, the anime industry is going to be hollowed out too."
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@naoyafukushi This tweet is much more relevant, and I recommend you research what "activist investors" and "hedge funds" have done to the American economy, nothing but terrible here (the CEO of this one is American I might add worst people on earth): x.com/animeupdates/s…
Anime Updates@animeupdates
Kadokawa's largest shareholder, activist hedge fund Oasis Management, is pushing to remove CEO Takeshi Natsuno from the company The firm accused Kadokawa of "serious governance issues," criticizing its IP strategy, financial performance, handling of acquisitions, and losses tied to the 2024 cyberattack Kadokawa's board rejected the proposal, calling parts of the criticism "false" and backing Natsuno as "indispensable" to the company's future plans
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何故全てのスタジオが、ディズニーやマーベルを目指すのか意味不明です。
スタジオ運営しているのは、自分達が信じて目指す最高の日本アニメを作る為であって、大規模制作をやりたいわけではない。各スタジオごとの持ち味を生かし、競い合い強くなる世界でこそ、強いクリエイターが生まれる。
企業運営は子育てと同じ。
みんな違ってみんな良い👺♨️
Anime Updates@animeupdates
KADOKAWA CEO Takeshi Natsuno says Japan's anime industry has become structurally weak because there are "too many" small companies operating independently "Animation studios are the same. There are countless tiny companies, each with its own president and executives." Natsuno argued that creators are being spread across fragmented studios instead of being merged into larger companies capable of competing globally with firms like Disney and Marvel "If we don't act quickly, the anime industry is going to be hollowed out too."
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@denshibuto Globalization migth be a bit different than you think it is here, its literally the same type of scumshit that ruined southwest airlines closed toys r us etc doing the same to japan - "Activist Hedge Fund Manager" from America: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oasis_Man…
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Globalization is what kills the anime industry, we don't want 15 different studios working on the same tasteless shonen series for the global audience. If the anime industry ever collapses then the real otaku will revive it.
Anime Updates@animeupdates
KADOKAWA CEO Takeshi Natsuno says Japan's anime industry has become structurally weak because there are "too many" small companies operating independently "Animation studios are the same. There are countless tiny companies, each with its own president and executives." Natsuno argued that creators are being spread across fragmented studios instead of being merged into larger companies capable of competing globally with firms like Disney and Marvel "If we don't act quickly, the anime industry is going to be hollowed out too."
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@all_blue_cosmo @C4Dbeginner Oasis is run by an American, whenever you see the word "Activist Investor" and Hedge fund in America expect things to get awful for everyone but the assholes who run the company.
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@C4Dbeginner カドカワは香港のオアシスが筆頭株主、時点で外資比率50％越えているソニー 日本のコンテンツを間接的に吸いあげに来てるんだよ
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何言ってるかわからないと思いますが、これは要するに「中小スタジオなんか全部つぶして角川みたいな大手の傘下に入れ」という話で、アニメに限らずこの「日本はフリーランスや中小企業が多すぎるからつぶして大企業の奴隷にしろ」というのはもう国策に近い感じでずっとやってんですよ。
Anime Updates@animeupdates
KADOKAWA CEO Takeshi Natsuno says Japan's anime industry has become structurally weak because there are "too many" small companies operating independently "Animation studios are the same. There are countless tiny companies, each with its own president and executives." Natsuno argued that creators are being spread across fragmented studios instead of being merged into larger companies capable of competing globally with firms like Disney and Marvel "If we don't act quickly, the anime industry is going to be hollowed out too."
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@C4Dbeginner While Oasis is based out of Hong Kong, its head is from America and is from the New York Hedge fund world, the sorts of companies that basically enshittified our entire economy, I can't say this enough but fuck them to the deepest level of hell: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oasis_Man…
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@C4Dbeginner It goes beyond national policy this is the worst form of American capitalism sharking the Japanese market - x.com/animeupdates/s…
Anime Updates@animeupdates
Kadokawa's largest shareholder, activist hedge fund Oasis Management, is pushing to remove CEO Takeshi Natsuno from the company The firm accused Kadokawa of "serious governance issues," criticizing its IP strategy, financial performance, handling of acquisitions, and losses tied to the 2024 cyberattack Kadokawa's board rejected the proposal, calling parts of the criticism "false" and backing Natsuno as "indispensable" to the company's future plans
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@vixiphakkou That actually explains a lot why I feel like anime is much more risk adverse than it used to be.
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@neilworms 実写作品は放送時のスポンサーさえ付けばいいのでビジネスモデルが違うんですよね。昔はアニメも一部の玩具販促番組以外はそうだったのですが、今ではサザエさん、ちびまる子などの長寿アニメぐらいですね
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アニメ化されるようなマンガは全体の極一部だし,オタク色の強いマンガがアニメ化される傾向にある.
だからアニメ化作品の原作マンガだけ見て日本のマンガの全体像を推し量ろうとすると見誤る.
日本には膨大な数のアニメ化されていない非オタク系マンガがある.
Nanji@NanjiComics
I consider myself kind of a manga nerd, but when I was in Japan I was shocked to find out I recognized zero manga that was on the shelves of random kissaten or people I visited.
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