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Tsukimichi seems decently watchable. The 2nd episode was fine. It's kind of like a worse slime isekai.
I_Abibde posted...

since there is so much more of it.

This is the surprising part though. Like, with how many people exist and how many write stories in various forms, how are we not overflowing with quality pieces? Theres got to be thousands of light novels coming out every year. If 1% are great we should have enough for like 100 great anime per year. Instead we get like 15-20 pretty good shows, 3-5 great ones, and one masterpiece every couple years. I guess I don't want to believe talent is really that rare.

And then like, how many man hours go into a 12 episode anime? Being extremely conservative and looking at a week per episode and employees working 40 hours a week (which is of course really lowballing it) with a decent production team you've got maybe 50 people? That's 2000*12 hours for a total of 24,000 hours being spent on something an amateur hacked out in a few months. It's just crazy. And I'm guessing the real numbers put it closer to 50,000 or even 100,000 hours

Honestly when you think of the hours involved in things that effect a large scale, it all gets hard to really wrap your head around..Like your car breaking down on a really busy highway might cost people a lifetimes worth of hours collectively if it causes a big enough delay. That has almost the same impact as murdering someone, just really spread out.

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