We may need a rise of Indie Anime!

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        We end up relying on anime to be aired on Japanese broadcast stations. Not only that, we rely on localization companies like Sentai Filmworks and Funimation to get licenses and translate the anime for Simulcasting. Unfortunately, we have a dilemma on our hands. Less people in the translation scene translates accurately. Instead, People have a tendency to censor out lines or shoehorn political or moral buzz phrases rather than provide accuracy to the translations. How can we fix this issue. Competition even though it can be a double edged sword, can be vital to pushing and motivating a company to do things more better and accurately. One of the ideas I had in mind: Have the Indie Anime scene thrive.

For the Anime Segment! Finding more to touch on....

        We all have our anime shows and films that everyone should check out. That being said, I had a blast on my YouTube channel talking about Anime shows. I wanted to get back into getting caught up with anime shows ASAP and having the ability to talk about the wonderful shows that entertained me. That being said, I am aware that I haven't been doing a lot of anime related segments. That said, I will speak of anime on current simulcast season and anime from the past. This gives more awareness to shows especially, one we never heard of. Here is what is going to come for the anime segment:

Why are censors bad for CREATIVE FREEDOM?

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        Censorship has been one of the leading types of damage done to the entertainment industry. This due to the fact that the idea of censoring is seen as a power. As a result, many games have faced cases of censorship in the long run. There is a YouTube Channel called Censored Gaming, a group of people reporting on gaming news that involve censorship. The issues with censorship have been escalating and many have been wondering what do we do in order to curb it out from being unnecessarily intrusive.

Don't stick to one platform for gaming!

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        Gaming on one platform isn't going to be really enough for your gaming needs one day? I see people declaring how one console is better or PC gaming is better. However, not only PlayStation, XBox, Switch, or PC is better. All systems are better. Going multi-platform kills off unnecessary dilemmas and creates a happier ending for the gamer. There is some issues such as space and input plugins. However, getting your hands on as much consoles and platforms has a great benefit. More games to play.

Amazon's anime section is a train wreck.

Screen capture of results when looking for anime in Amazon and sorting by price low to high.

        Amazon is the number one place to go because reasons such as having terrible physical retail experience, not being able to find the item, living farthest from stores, and etc. That is why people might as well get a Prime membership anyway. The shipping options are the fastest and affordable than other competitors. Despite their shenanigans, Amazon still remains a popular online store. But seriously, WHAT IS UP WITH THAT ANIME SECTION MY DUDES!?

My suspicions for NEXT GEN (PS5 and XB20 or XBSX)

          I can't help but cautiously look forward this holiday season or later or whenever they are releasing when the Xbox 2020 and PlayStation 5 enter the markets. However a few things happened that made me uncertain about console gaming as of now. I would like to be proven wrong. As a matter of fact, some of these suspicions of mine are rather worse case scenarios that might not happen at all. However, I wonder how can next gen go wrong day by day. But there are a few things that can possibly happen in the new gen:

Sincerest of apologies for abscence

        I am very sorry about the blog being a ghost town for the whole month. I was having a very hard time trying to get things figured out due to the following situations:

- Personal issues
- Recuperation
- Running out of ideas
- Looking for ideas

I am quickly working to recover and things back to a functioning state. Sorry for the inconvenience.