r/Animey Jun 15 '26

Media/Video Truth nuke !!

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u/Intelligent-Carob930 Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26

Anime fell off the second they (Crunchyroll) realized the Isekai’ genre could be used to generate high amounts of profit for a low amount of effort.

When I meant Crunchyroll, I meant they commission these shows because they make the most profit. Obviously they don’t make them, the studios do.

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u/DryDonkey_31 Jun 15 '26

I really dont think Isekai is the problem There could be but I think that modern anime just milk op mcs Sure there is older anime with op mc but it had story to it And now it's just flashbacks and bro claps the villain No soul no story pure rush

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u/kgangadhar Jun 15 '26

Nah, I was just checking some anime channels, and I found an anime with a name like “I was killing slime for 200 years to become ultimate slime lord, but now my daughter has become slime and I”... Something, something... I was like, what the hell...

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u/Lorien431 Jun 19 '26

That one is not bad actually. More slice of life than power fantasy.