Konosuba fails to move the ticker away from what it claims to lampoon, functioning more as an introduction to tropes that reaffirm the outsider perception of anime.
What gives us the authority to hold our own anime awards? Nothing. I just wanted to write about the anime I watched and gave the article a superlative headline.
American live-action adaptations of anime are almost always bad. From 20th Century Fox’s Dragonball Evolution to Netflix’s Death Note, few films can claim otherwise.
Jason DeMarco and Sean Akins were in their 20s when they pitched the idea to Cartoon Network using a mashup of skateboarding clips, giant robots, and bootleg footage of Dragon Ball Z.
According to ADV, Ghost Stories was a huge flop in Japan, so when they licensed it, they were told that they could do whatever they wanted to make it sell.
