>Hastings said his company is constantly thinking about how to produce more unique programming not being served by traditional production companies.

I guess you'd need an active social life with real-life anime-watching friends to feel the need to be up and up on the 'new hotness.' I've never really cared about that since I tend to just watch shit I'm interested in, whether it's current or not. >and I've accepted that to be on the up and up on current anime I can't wait for dubs. I'd never watch a live-action movie dubbed (that's just too weird) but since it's anime and the mouth movements are like 3 frames, it doesn't break my immersion to watch it dubbed. I argued dubbed, because the lack of Engrish and 'Ruru~' is a minor loss compared to the dub dialogue being so entertainingly raunchy and having pop culture references a Westerner like me would actually understand. I got into an argument with someone whether Panty & Stocking was better dubbed or subbed. But for stuff like Hellsing Ultimate which I've been watching all week, why anyone would prefer the subbed version is beyond me considering the English setting and multiple authentic accents. Well yeah, that and stuff like JoJo or FotNS, they're so stylistically Japanese that it's impossible for me to watch them dubbed regardless of dub quality.

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