TV Tokyo

They were doing a live stream from the set of their music video for the song Key to Light.

The song is a theme song for TV Tokyo's table tennis programming.

And it's the group's first tie-in.

So basically, at the press conference, everyone's happy and cheering or whatever.

And the companies behind Rimau, the biggest shareholders, Shueisha, the manga publisher, Sumitomo Corporation, which is a big Japanese conglomerate, and they also own one of the biggest banks in Japan, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking.

Toei, TV Tokyo, Fuji Media Holdings, MBS, which is Mainichi Broadcasting, ADK, which I think owns a few other animation studios, and Amuse, which I think does artist management.

It

would appear that they've got some serious backing behind them.

The studio that created it was Sunrise, written by Shoji Kawamori.

It aired on April 2nd, 1996 on TV Tokyo.

Alan, what happened in The Vision of Escaflowne? My heart

swells, Majan.

So I was playing that, and I was just like, I just like this language.

So I started just sort of... watching things here or there and then what really kind of got me into anime and manga or well translation and what ended up what got me into translation that ended up like getting me to the point where i met varun and um siddharth was an anime called lavueki i call that my origin point because um back then there was no crunchyroll so it was just kind of like fansubbers working on the college students working on their break to fansub these anime so like TV Tokyo would be on episode 80 and we'd be on episode 20 or something, unless it's Naruto or Bleach.

So Law of Ueki came out and I was like, I really like this show, but the subs are so far behind.

So I went to Kinokuniya, found out just where we were, the subs, and then I just bought the rest of the series.

The change covers Japan's Disney+, Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, U-Next, D-Anime Store, Abima, DMM TV, and similar SVOD, TVOD services.

Free AVOD windows and the TV Tokyo Saturday night broadcast are not a part of that switch.

That does not mean U.S. episodes now land on Tuesdays, though.

Listen very carefully.

Producers...

A few of the big ones, TV Tokyo, Pony Cannon, Kodawa, Glow Vision, yada, yada, yada.

The source is a web manga, which is very interesting.

So not a normal manga, web manga with genres of horror and supernatural.