anime

there is a scene in 200 pounds beauty, when sang jun asked the rival producer incredulously: and your concept? strawberry milk?

i suppose that is how anime fans would have done it if you suggest that they rely on a certain company for their anime.

i can understand their frustration. it is the same with dramas. no doubt the situation might have improved, but it really is nothing compared to japan. that's why people go online. it's only logical. it means enough to them not to accept the situation and do something about it. only, in this case, it is deemed illegal.

their complaints might not be 100 percent true; i won't know, cos i am not an anime fan. they might never be satisfied as well, however you lower prices, improve quality, increase the product range.

but i guess the market is really sending out a signal. and maybe this reaction is a tad disappointing, because it is somewhat defensive in nature, and not as thoughtfully done as those record labels in the earlier mp3 saga.

maybe they just don't love anime enough. then you can't expect much. they are only in it for the money. not to give a damn about you. that's the impression i get.

which is very sad, because i think this isn't the way to do things. you read so much about how much passion and love some people have for their businesses, like gelato for instance, and you wish there are more around. because these are the people who are really serious about what they do, who are really serious about their customers.