Cartoon Network and Warner Bros Teaming Up To Produce Anime

Japanese animation (Anime) popularity has sky-rocketed over the past few years. Knowing the immense potential of growth in anime industry, more and more western companies are investing in anime.

Previously, Netflix announced that they will be expanding their anime catalogue by producing original anime. Few days ago, Funimation’s Sony group bought Crunchyroll for $1.175 billion US dollars.

Now, popular companies Cartoon Network and Warner Bros are teaming up to produce anime. They have hired Jason DeMarco as the head of the project. Jason DeMarco has experience of working in anime industry as he is currently overseeing Adult Swims anime original projects like Fena: Pirate Princess, Uzumaki, and Blade Runner: Black Lotus.

DeMarco will develop anime series based on original and third-party anime properties. He will also work closely with Japanese studios, artists, and creators.

For the first Warner Bros anime project, DeMarco is working as a creative executive on the Lord of the Rings Anime, which is the upcoming anime animated by Japan’s Sola Entertainment.

What are your thoughts on big companies giving more attention to anime? Will this affect anime industry for good or for worse? Comment your opinion down below

Source: Cartoon Brew


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