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This document discusses the anime industry and its impact in Japan, the United States, and the Philippines. It outlines popular anime shows and watching platforms in each country. In the US, Dragon Ball Z is 29.6 times more popular than typical TV shows. The anime industry was valued at $17.5 billion globally in 2016. In Japan, films like Your Name and Spirited Away generated over $200 million each. The Philippines saw $153 million in animation and anime sales in 2015. However, the COVID-19 pandemic negatively impacted the industry through production delays, workforce shortages, and declines in cinema attendance and sales.
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South African Journal of Science: Writing with integrity workshop (2024)
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Anime essay Powerpoint presentation is goiod
- 1. Anime Industry and its impact on economies of Japan, united States and Philippines
- 2. ANIME WATCHING MEDIUMS ➔ Youtube ➔ Netflix ➔ Hulu ➔ KissAnime ➔ Amazon Prime POPULAR ANIME SHOWS ➔ Demon Slayer ➔ Naruto ➔ Bleach, ➔ Attack on Titan ➔ One Piece Dragon Ball Z in the United States is 29.6 times more popular than the typical TV series in the country UNITED STATES
- 3. Production companies DISTRIBUTION COMPANIES ➔ Funimation ➔ Media Blasters ➔ Bandai Production
- 4. Production companies DISTRIBUTION COMPANIES ➔ Funimation ➔ Media Blasters ➔ Bandai Production
- 5. ANIME WATCHING MEDIUMS ➔ Netflix Japan, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu Japan, U-Next, Disney+ and Rakuten Showtime POPULAR ANIME SHOWS • Naruto • Death Note • Shin Chan • and Doremon JAPAN
- 6. Production Companies • TV Tokyo • AniPlex • and Madhouse DISTRIBUTION COMPANIES • MOM Production • TCJ (Television Corporation of Japan) • Toei Animation and Mushi Production.
- 7. REVENUE ➔ Anime industry valued at $17.5 billion U.S. dollars in 2016 ➔ Kimi no Wa (anime show) made an incredible US$233 million just in Japan ➔ Spirited Away made US$279 Million in Japan ➔ A total of 2 trillion and an additional 152.7 billion yen in revenue was generated by the corporation over the course of eight straight years,
- 8. ANIME WATCHING MEDIUMS ➔ ABS CBN 2's ➔ Super Inggo ➔ and GMA 7's Super Twins. POPULAR ANIME SHOWS ➔ Sailor Moon ➔ Neon Genesis ➔ Akira ➔ The Ghost in the Shell ➔ Pokemon PHILIPPINE
- 9. Production companies • Animation outsourced • Snipple Animation • Top draw Animation DISTRIBUTION COMPANIES ➔ Toei Animation
- 10. REVENUE ➔ $153 million sales of Animation and Anime in 2015 in Philippines
- 11. IMPACT OF COVID 19 on ANIME INDUSTRY Health issues and deaths of the production staff Shortage of workers Decline in production Forced closure of cinemas Decline in sales Decline in production of new shows number of foreign visitors to Japan dropped by 99.9%. Decreased foreign investment Decreased production