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Topic	Netflix One Piece trailer is here.
Samurai7 06/18/23 10:00:28 AM #45:	LightningStrikes posted... Correct. This is actually a huge problem with the One Piece fandom more generally, using its popularity (which to this day is disproportionately in Japan) as some sort of proof of quality. Bad stuff gets popular all the time. Not to say its bad, just that its telling that that is your go to. The primary objective of this type of media is to entertain people. It has succeeded at entertaining a lot of people. Popularity may not be the best way to rate quality for many products, but when the products goal is entertainment it is. I can personally think popular media is good, but that doesn't change the general consensus, and on a completely objective such as books, movies, novels, etc that is the primary metric. --- Conformity and rebellion...both ways are simple-minded--they are only for people who cannot cope with contradiction and ambiguity. <cite>Samurai7 posted [p:974237317] in Netflix On... [t:80480763]...</cite> <quote>LightningStrikes posted... </cite><quote>Correct.This is actually a huge problem with the One Piece fandom more generally, using its popularity (which to this day is disproportionately in Japan) as some sort of proof of quality. Bad stuff gets popular all the time. Not to say its bad, just that its telling that that is your go to.</quote>The primary objective of this type of media is to entertain people. It has succeeded at entertaining a lot of people. Popularity may not be the best way to rate quality for many products, but when the products goal is entertainment it is. I can personally think popular media is good, but that doesn't change the general consensus, and on a completely objective such as books, movies, novels, etc that is the primary metric. --- Conformity and rebellion...both ways are simple-minded--they are only for people who cannot cope with contradiction and ambiguity.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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