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Originally Posted by Guardian Enzo
Most importantly, they're an influx of money into the industry, albeit most of it isn't going where it should yet, and they aren't making the same cookie-cutter shows we're mostly getting through the production committee system. I think if you're celebrating Netflix getting out of anime, you're effectively saying a third of the schedule being Isekai adaptations and CGDCT shows on shoestring budgets isn't enough - you want it to be even more.
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I'm watching a dozen shows this season and not a single one is Isekai. And it's not like Netflix produces a massive amount of anime per season, it's just one or two. Them washing their hands off anime wouldn't matter much, just like Amazon doing the same didn't end mattering.