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Also, for everyone whining that the fansubs are a better translation: how do you know? Do you speak Japanese? If so, why watch fansubs? If not, then I REALLY do not understand your argument.

  • edo

    04. May, 2010

    I supported US releases for 2 years, and paid through the nose for a short amount of entertainment. Then I sold it, (which technically damages the industry), and got some of my hard earned cash back.

    After that, I torrent-ed like crazy and only recently stopped. Yes, it was wrong, and no I was not happy that I was doing it, …at a moral level anyway. However, the quality was superior and the opportunity was there.

    However, I have stopped pirating now, and I’m glad I did. Now I’m back to purchasing anime… from Japan. That’s right. I am damaging the US anime industry even more technically. I refuse to pay for the overpriced US release, …that has always been overpriced. Not only do I get better bang for buck, the quality is better, and the royalties of my purchase actually reach the producers; unlike the US contracts which only give a one time fixed lump sum to the producers.

    Flat out. I hope the US anime industry burns to the ground in a fantastical blaze of glory. It’s a niche market that should stay as such. Bring it back to 80′s style of private fan subbing; it was fair, legal, and paid for. If you want to watch your anime, buy it from Japan. Don’t know Japanese? Learning it. Don’t want to? Tough cookies, you’re missing out on a great language.

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