What it says on the box
Part of the reason my shelves are so very full is because I buy a fair amount of anime. Granted it's slowed some between upheavals on the Pacific side of fandom the shamefully craptastic job some companies do when it comes to certain releases. (Seriously, I don't mind buying Sub only DVDs. I prefer them actually. But I'd thought we'd passed the 'Letters aren't cheap' stage of screwing the otaku.) But, regardless I do try, at times, to keep up with what's getting licensed out of my watchlist.
However, as we've gotten to, somewhat, instantaneous licensing with the rise of streaming, it usually gives a fangirl a good idea of what will be available later in the year. But. Sometimes. I wonder if the companies actually have no idea what the crap they're licensing when they pick titles up.
Sentai Filmworks Inu x Boku SS Press Release
*headdesk* Really, Sentai? You make the series sound like some tragic mystery series with a hint of demons. This is why people download anime in the first place - a test run to see if things are good or not. Because, with a description like that, the otaku have no idea what they're buying.
GG, Sentai...Now stop screwing around and give us more Gintama dammnit.
However, as we've gotten to, somewhat, instantaneous licensing with the rise of streaming, it usually gives a fangirl a good idea of what will be available later in the year. But. Sometimes. I wonder if the companies actually have no idea what the crap they're licensing when they pick titles up.
Sentai Filmworks Inu x Boku SS Press Release
*headdesk* Really, Sentai? You make the series sound like some tragic mystery series with a hint of demons. This is why people download anime in the first place - a test run to see if things are good or not. Because, with a description like that, the otaku have no idea what they're buying.
GG, Sentai...Now stop screwing around and give us more Gintama dammnit.