He contends that dubbing in adult animation is more effective when the voice actors deliver their lines with 100% seriousness.

“if the actors you know you can you can act something and you can know it's funny but when you're acting that scene if you are not 100% serious about it it's going to be less funny”

The 2010s is the superior decade for anime because the industry refined its use of digital technology, resulting in shows that are easier to recommend than those from the 2000s.

“I would say even like the '90s shows because it's a lot like it's such a unique experience that a lot of the '90s shows are easier to recommend than than the 2000 show I think the 2000 has a real like identity problem”

He believes the current high output of anime production is unsustainable.

“it does feel like there's going to be like a bubble of anime like it just feels like this isn't sustainable you think it's going to burst you half of these shows must not financially recover what they're invested”

Garnt asserts that shonen anime has reached a level of popularity where it transcends gender demographics, unlike shojo content.

“so I think that's a big reason why a lot of shjo stuff is underrepresented which is kind of unfair because there's a lot of [ __ ] amazing show Manga and Anime out there that dudes can equally enjoy as much as girls can”

He expresses strong enthusiasm for Gundam collectibles and recommends visiting the dedicated shops in Odaiba.

“they have the gundam here i recommend checking it out”

Lily Blumin claims that knowing spoilers does not decrease her enjoyment of watching anime or television shows.

“I'm a firm believer of like if I know what happens it doesn't detract from my viewing experience because either way I'm watching it”

Garnt Freezey claims that Attack on Titan has significantly benefited the anime community by telling a serious story that has gained broad mainstream popularity.

“I think Attack on Titan has done [ __ ] wonders for the anime Community because that's like Attack on Titan to me has kind of become the closest thing we've had to like the anime equivalent of like something like Breaking Bad”

Anime is a broad category that is no longer useful for defining content because it has become too fragmented.

“I don't care whatever I think at this point I've just given up on trying to Define anything it's just like whatever”