AnimeSignal
The anime economy, explained when the signal is real.
Overseas spend now covers well over half of Japan's $28.2 billion anime market, and with Kadokawa moving its English manga window in-house, the licensing desk, not the domestic box office, is where the growth lives.
- Foreign Buyers Carry Japan's Record Anime Market
- Kadokawa brings its English manga in-house
- By the Numbers: releasing anime trending on AniList
Licensing Radar
- Two publishers split Georgie's English rights (Two)
- Yen Press buys ten titles, bets on villainess (Yen Press)
- Nakama Press mines backlist: 100 Meters and Goku (Nakama Press)
- Peow2 finally finishes Alien 9 (Peow2)
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