What do you think of Netflix anime collection?

[DarkAngel]

do you think it's good enough and they might add even more?
i don't think it's enough lol

 

[Rinko]

They need more. I wouldn't look for Netflix to watch my anime.

 

[Demon_skeith]

I kind of hate how Netflix is getting so much, they tend to let stuff rot away, so I rather they not gather so much anime.

 

[DarkAngel]

I kind of hate how Netflix is getting so much, they tend to let stuff rot away, so I rather they not gather so much anime.

i think i hear this quite a lot
and you are right about that

 

[Kaynil]

It is convenient to have stuff on Netflix. Watched Ranma, Samurai X and Dragonball Daima as it is coming out through it. I like they got Evangelkion and I some other interesting movies I have had the chance to tick off my bucket list.

 

[DarkAngel]

It is convenient to have stuff on Netflix. Watched Ranma, Samurai X and Dragonball Daima as it is coming out through it. I like they got Evangelkion and I some other interesting movies I have had the chance to tick off my bucket list.

that's cool.
i think people are more worried about the licensing and how the anime wouldn't get anywhere because netflix has more projects and can't focus on anime alone

 

[Demon_skeith]

i think i hear this quite a lot
and you are right about that

Mostly because I see them do one or two things and then their IP sits and do nothing.

 

[Kaynil]

i think people are more worried about the licensing and how the anime wouldn't get anywhere because Netflix has more projects and can't focus on anime alone

Netflix is also doing their own projects so they don't have to worry about paying license to anyone and the only way to see these particular ones, at least until now, is through them.

But yeah, licensing is a big issue. A lot of stuff that comes to Netflix discreetly exits. So some of the popular movies and shows probably have their days counted to be accessible from Netflix. Although, to be fair I feel that is with almost any streaming service, including Crunchyroll. I was watching Rin-né and got into it but had to leave it and then I just couldn't find it anymore.

 

[DarkAngel]

Netflix is also doing their own projects so they don't have to worry about paying license to anyone and the only way to see these particular ones, at least until now, is through them.

But yeah, licensing is a big issue. A lot of stuff that comes to Netflix discreetly exits. So some of the popular movies and shows probably have their days counted to be accessible from Netflix. Although, to be fair I feel that is with almost any streaming service, including Crunchyroll. I was watching Rin-né and got into it but had to leave it and then I just couldn't find it anymore.

that's so true
the actual fans who follow the series are left in the dust and the series gets forgotten and then abandoned