Both of those aired and ended before the streaming boom that started a couple of years ago. Toriko is also a Toei property so u have no idea why you're mentioning it.
To give you a perspective of how overseas streaming has improved the business for TV Tokyo, you should read their last year fiscal report.
テレビ東京・アニメ事業200億円突破 ライツビジネス本部はアニメ・ライツ本部に
2019年3月期決算でテレビ東京のアニメ事業がさらに拡大していることがわかった。animationbusiness.info
In 2010, TV Tokyo's animation business made 6 billion yen while in 2019 they made 21 billion yen. 13 billion yen just from overseas business.
Do you understand why even thinking of cancellation would go against the interests of the companies involved in the series?
Have we seen anything yet (manga or anime) that attempts to take elements from KNY after it got super popular? Like, we got a lot of series try to go the darker, gritty route when Attack on Titan became super popular. We even had an anime that was very clearly inspired by it.
But Hori.....KnY isn't that type of manga...
Aniplex rumor was apparently fake. Pierrot still holds the rights because Klab renewed the license for Bleach Brave souls and signed a partnership deal with them.
You're being intentionally ignorant now which is unbecoming of you. Did you read the reports? They pretty much acknowledge only Naruto, Boruto and Black Clover out of the top 5 for having strong overseas presence AND being profitable. The fact that BC got an extension for three year straight (fourth if covid never happened) without the support of strong merch and video game sales to back it up makes it reasonable to assume the anime is doing a great job.
The spring issue of GIGA is filled with demon slaying oneshots, so yeah, I guess so. Sunday also just launched a demon slaying manga set in the meiji era (the one right before kimetsu's setting).
I think you're only seeing it from a single point.
If I were to guess it was probably the mobile game, which is really popular, or perhaps the foreign blu-ray sales. Viz has been steadily releasing box sets of it, and I was under the impression that the sales of these long running battle anime adaptations were better outside of Japan than inside it, but I could be wrong.
Ohh right. I remember someone mentioning this.
No no, I know and I agree.I think you're only seeing it from a single point.
Gotouge can inspire other authors without them having a theme in their manga similar to that of Demon Slayer.
For example. On a personal level there are artists, broadcasters and writers who inspire me, but I am not equal to them nor do I have their work. But their way of being and what they do does influence my life to a certain extent.
At least, that's the way I see it.
I mean, GoTW with that whole “I want to protect you and turn you back into a normal human” kinda gave me a KNYish vibe tbh
Which series is that?
What a sight, One Punch Potter is here to stayI have to say, out of all the ToCs we've been getting for a while now, Mashle's run is what has impressed me the most. It's miles ahead of the other newbies, which have all dropped to the bottom during their early runs (except, well, Samurai 8 but we know the story) while Mashle hasn't dropped there a single time and has spent a lot of weeks in the top 10. Even Chainsaw Man dropped to the bottom and only started to rank better after 20 chapters (though it got a CP in between, but that was on chapter 15 and Mashle got one on chapter 12). Makes me even more curious about volume 1's release.
I fully understand your point.
Mashle is really the big surprise as now with the newbies, looking before the first chapter came out, it really looked like something that could be in the axe zone and in the first chapters, I still have my doubts on the series because it felt so-so imo. But the last 3-4 chapters have been a blast to read through, and the last one just confirmed it as one of my favs new series running, with Mitama as my fav one.I have to say, out of all the ToCs we've been getting for a while now, Mashle's run is what has impressed me the most. It's miles ahead of the other newbies, which have all dropped to the bottom during their early runs (except, well, Samurai 8 but we know the story) while Mashle hasn't dropped there a single time and has spent a lot of weeks in the top 10. Even Chainsaw Man dropped to the bottom and only started to rank better after 20 chapters (though it got a CP in between, but that was on chapter 15 and Mashle got one on chapter 12). Makes me even more curious about volume 1's release.
I think you're only seeing it from a single point.
Gotouge can inspire other authors without them having a theme in their manga similar to that of Demon Slayer.
For example. On a personal level there are artists, broadcasters and writers who inspire me, but I am not equal to them nor do I have their work. But their way of being and what they do does influence my life to a certain extent.
At least, that's the way I see it.
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