Honestly, I wish Toonami could get the airing rights to Appare-Ranman. That show is pretty good for an original anime. It feels like a Toonami show to me tbh.
I'm glad you brought that up, since Attack on Titan is going to present an interesting dilemma. If the trend of past seasons continues, there seems to be a contract between Adult Swim and Funimation which allows Toonami to air the AoT dub first (it would've been written before Funimation went all-in with their own streaming service, so it made sense back in 2014). Episodes always got posted on FunimationNow after the Toonami broadcast, and they'd issue a PR statement apologizing any time Toonami did a marathon that interrupted AoT (which happened two or three times during season 2 in particular).There's also Attack on Titan, which will probably only have a few dubbed episodes out.
Honestly, I wish Toonami could get the airing rights to Appare-Ranman. That show is pretty good for an original anime. It feels like a Toonami show to me tbh.
You just figured my thoughts out Exactly as I pictured them lmao. I was just thinking that about Deca-Dence airing on Toonami too. I haven't seen Deca-Dence yet but from what I've heard it's good except for that plot twist in the 2nd episode. I hope Demarco considers bringing Appare to the block, but I don't want my OP to be cut for stupid ads.I'm down with that, as well as Deca-Dence. Both of those shows would be solid picks for Toonami!
Considering that Adult Swim will lose Family Guy and Bob's Burgers in Fall 2021, how do you think this will affect Toonami and the anime programming? Could more anime air under the AS name or could American action cartoons come back to Toonami?
You know what would also be great, if Higurashi When They Cry aired on Toonami!Honestly, I wish Toonami could get the airing rights to Appare-Ranman. That show is pretty good for an original anime. It feels like a Toonami show to me tbh.
You know what would also be great, if Higurashi When They Cry aired on Toonami!
Considering that Adult Swim will lose Family Guy and Bob's Burgers in Fall 2021, how do you think this will affect Toonami and the anime programming? Could more anime air under the AS name or could American action cartoons come back to Toonami?
But I do believe it is possible for the Dragon Ball shows and My Hero Academia to return to weekdays after it does leave, as the only [as] originals that they'd want to keep in the Cartoon Network leadin/out slots are Samurai Jack and Home Movies. All the others they usually don't keep there for long, mostly because they're too edgy.
It's not. There are 14 episodes in season 2, and it will reach episode 12 on that day.
Final Space would be a nice lead-in. I could see them putting those two on weekdays though. We could also see the originals coming next year (Fena: Pirate Princess and Uzumaki) on weekdays due to them having full/the majority of rights, though based on what we've seen of their mature content level probably not as transition shows.
I don't see anything else on Toonami airing on weekdays though, not only due to the expenses of anime versus the ratings but due to content level. As much as Assassination Classroom has the tone of a children's show, parents would have a fit if they came in at 9:05 and saw kids on TV calling their busty teacher Professor B***h and talking about their plans to assassinate their teacher.
so toonami decides naruto shippudden should be the show that's off on december 19th to make way for the Gemusetto death beats finale....
which makes no sense to me because that means they somehow thought it was more expendable than the demon slayer rerun