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Originally Posted by Void
You sure are new to this. The answer is no. Why? It's simple. Anime's popular overseas because western consumers like the same stuff as the Japanese for the most part, and they wouldn't have it any other way. Besides, Crunchyroll has been streaming anime for all ages since the early days, so is not like they don't know already what their audience wants. And should they step out of line, consumers will just turn to piracy and their stock will plummet.
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It's reassuring there is piracy to fall back on if things go south and Chrunchyroll turns all corporate by turning against their customers for a quick buck to suit the quarterly shareholder report.
I'm going to keep positive though and hope that it doesn't get to that :-)