I also agree with what you & Bob have pointed out.
Could you describe what makes you think they had a somewhat anti-western
philosophy? I'm not disagreeing, I just don't specifically know in what
ways it was somewhat anti-western.
Hope I made sense,
BlazeEagle
Richard Ramos wrote:
Bob Allen wrote:
I wonder if it just comes down to something as simple as poor marketing?
-snip-
Instead, they waited until almost 25 years after MSG came out to
really try and market it - and it flopped. Poor timing was the worst
thing they could have done and they tried long after it really
couldn't compete with the sheer volume of newer shows with "better"
animation.
Maybe I'm looking at it too simply, but that seems to me to have been
the biggest mistake they could have ever made and the big reason why
it's just a niche market here instead of the phenomenon it could have
been in the US and the EU at least.
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W.A. Bob Allen
EARTH FIRST! - We'll log the other planets later!
I actually agree with you on this - it's part of that culture thing that
I am also pointing out. Bandai literally missed the bus by being insular
and somewhat anti-western in some of its marketing philosophies.
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