Voice actors are human too and have their own private lives. Fans should respect that. Support should be based on their work.
$220/month to follow anime... adding in the money spent on figures and manga, this hobby is really a money pit.
Good question! The production committee is usually composed of publishers, animation studios, record labels, toy manufacturers, and so on. The interests of all parties must be taken into account.
Sunrise's "Gundam Real-Life Size Project" was the funniest that year! Many people actually believed it was real.
If there were a Ghibli theme park in Hong Kong, I would go every single day! The bathhouse from "Spirited Away" must be included.
The first few episodes of "Steins;Gate" really turn a lot of people away. But the development after episode 12 is one of the most brilliant plot twists in anime history.
A 65-inch TV is more than enough! I suggest a dark room + a good soundbar, and it will already feel amazing.
E! 35-year-old anime fan reporting in. Been following anime for over 20 years, and I have absolutely no plans to quit.
My first one was Sailor Moon. I bought it with pocket money I'd saved for a few weeks. I still remember that feeling of satisfaction.
That's great! A Hong Kong animation is getting a global release on Netflix! This is a huge encouragement for the local animation industry.