What jump anime that were not long running didnt get an s2??? It seems the norm for most wsj series to get at least a second season and even a third though.
Did I say Jump anime in any moment? I said animes, animes in general.
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Medaka Box was a split-cour.
It depends. By season 2 do you mean two cours? Or an actual season 2? Pretty much all of the one cour series are only that long because they dont have enough content for more episodes (Hatsukoi Limited). Ichigo 100% is one of the few that was long enough to have more, but only had 12 eps. Neuro got 25 eps but never a 2nd season, as did Buso Renkin, Black Cat, Hoshin Engi (not counting the remake) and technically Medaka Box among others. While I
Because it gets complicated as the plot unravels. Also, I don't know if the author plans to continue past 3 years of high school, or he will end it after graduation. Right now the timeline is sometime after Golden Week of Year 2.
Anime Industry in Japan grow to 17.7 billion dollars in one year.
DVD/BD sales never mattered to begin with. Idk why people still think that. The studios aren't the ones investing money to produce the anime, it's the production committee. And they make profit through other means than DVD/BD sales.
I’m pretty sure anime producers and distributors like Aniplex and Toho would care about disc sales too. And it all depends on contract terms. A production committee can decide the split the revenue earned however they agree upon. Shueisha makes not just the money from manga sales, but as one of the rights holders, they may earn a slice of the disc sales as royalties. Again, we have no way to know.
Thanks to the international market. China, Korea and Taiwan have been the biggest contributor.
The west isn't even the biggest contributor here. Crunchyroll has 1-1.5 million paid subscribers. The Chinese streaming market is much more bigger than the west and even streaming websites like Hulu Japan is bigger than crunchyroll. Take Boruto as an example.
Yeah like 20 years ago. Times have changed man. An average episode for a late night TV anime costs upto $320,000.
That ends up just being 10mln a year on average, and assuming an average split among say 50 anime a year, that rnds up being just 200,000 dollars per show....though probably way less for some shows since CR gives more money based on the shows that are more heavily viewed and shows of past seasons still continue to generate some views... So if a show is only getting 200,000 that doesnt seem like a significant enough amount to say international streaming is enough to cause more seasons to be made.
