In today's video, we dive into the latest breaking news in the anime industry and beyond! From exciting new adaptations to the harsh realities of being a creator in Japan.
We kick things off with the official announcement of the Tsugumi Project anime adaptation, a post-apocalyptic survival story you won't want to miss. We also have updates on Mayonaka Heart Tune Season 2 and its 2027 premiere.
However, it's not all good news. We explore the serious exploitation faced by Doujinshi and adult manga creators, as well as the alarming harassment targeting the author of 1% No Monster. Plus, we look back at the humiliating treatment of legendary voice actors like Yuko Miyamura (Asuka in Evangelion) during the 1990s.
Finally, we discuss a massive legal shift in China that allows players to inherit digital video game accounts, a move that could challenge how platforms like Steam and PlayStation operate in the West.
Timestamps: 0:00 Tsugumi Project Anime Announced 0:41 Mayonaka Heart Tune Season 2 Updates 1:03 The Exploitation of Manga Creators 1:51 Harassment in the Manga Industry 2:31 How Voice Actors Were Treated in the 90s 3:21 Inheriting Digital Game Accounts in China
What do you think about the treatment of voice actors in the past? Should we be able to pass down our digital libraries to our families? Let me know in the comments!
