In a recent interview, Toshihiro Kawamoto, co-founder of renowned anime studio Studio BONES, has sparked controversy by downplaying concerns about difficult working conditions within the anime industry. Kawamoto argued that those who complain are not skilled enough and suggested that improved abilities would lead to more efficient work and higher earnings.
that has long been discussed as the medium has gained traction worldwide. Of all the studios that have gained prominence in Japan and worldwide, Studio BONES is one of the biggest as the production house is responsible for the likes of. Next year, the production house is preparing to introduce another big anime in Gachiakuta along withfinal season.
Anime is only growing more popular with each passing year, as manga sales and audiences to anime episodes and/or films continue to grow. Hopefully, with the uptick in resources that are being devoted to the medium, more conditions will continue to improve for those who help make our favorite anime adaptations.
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