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ADV Films Shuts Down
Takeshi:
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--- Quote from: Scudworth on September 02, 2009, 05:18:07 PM ---First Central Park Media now ADV... You're going down Funimation!
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*coughs*Amen*coughs* >_>;;
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Meh, that's not gonna happen, now Funi have almost no competition with only Viz Media being the big company to sit on Anime licence, unless I'm missing some other company which I probably am. As much as I hate not being able to have Soul Eater on BakaBT or the entire Dragonball series, I feel someone needs to present anime to the world. If that needs to be Funimation or Viz Media so be it. Anime is great so the more people who watch it, the better, even if *cough*Naruto*cough*sounds*cough*like*cough*a*cough*fag*cough*.
Arveene:
Funi won't go down because unlike other companies they're actually trying to give fans what they want. They're providing quick streaming, web downloads of episodes, half / full season box sets at fairly reasonable prices. I don't think CPM or ADV were doing the first two at all.
Currently ADV titles are still a no-go. They're only split into multiple companies so in name ADV is gone, but their operations are still ongoing.
Southrop:
Split into 4 companies, to be precise. Those companies had existed in first place, so nothing's really happened to ADV, except that they've changed name/split up/restructured/lost a few licenses and got 5 more.
Havoc10K:
ADV dies ?
cool, Burn UP! :D
l wonder who will take over their stuff ?
XinWind:
--- Quote from: Havoc10K on September 04, 2009, 03:12:13 PM ---ADV dies ?
cool, Burn UP! :D
l wonder who will take over their stuff ?
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Like Southrop says they split into 4 companies and all the most of the anime from ADV will be split between all of them.
So they aren't really going to burn up or die. Just became more companies to license away our anime =[.
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