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Online anime streaming is built on simulcasts, US Netflix is built on binge watching, which has led to US Netflix sitting on series for 6+ months at time while they dub a show, even if that show was on simulcast on JP Netflix. This leads to frustration and piracy.
Quite why they can manage to simulcast some Korean shows and some US dramas in the UK, but not anime, I'm not sure. My guess would be Netflix is now so big, that joined up thinking is now a problem in the way it was for some traditional video distributors.
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I just don't think Disney will be as dark with something like Daredevil that Netflix has been. Sadly this might be the end of those series as we know them? Netflix always gave the freedom to it's showrunners, which is why you have such unique programming on Netflix.
But eventually it will be on this Disney Streaming services, and I'm sure they won't give the creators it's freedom to do what they want?
I'm honestly rooting for this Disney service to fail hard.
If Disney succeeds, there will be a gluttony of networks and media giants who decide it's a better deal to release their properties exclusively through their own portal and that won't be a good deal for media consumers.
Like right now I only have HBO for Game Of Thrones, and that's it.
If you watch wrestling? The only way you can watch a ppv now is through the WWE network.
And that's not counting Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime.
So it is happening already, if the Disney one is very successful? Then other major companies will start to do this, because why wouldn't they at least try?
Disney won't have the Marvel Netflix shows anytime soon, assuming they ever pull them back. They’re produced by Netflix, which gives Netflix certain rights over the material. At worst Disney will just cut them off from producing new shows after 2018. Besides, Disney has always been a bit wary of mixing their various brands. I don't know that they would want the darker Netflix shows streaming side-by-side with Duck Tales. I think they'd be more than happy to let Netflix keep streaming those shows so they can keep their service as family friendly as possible.
As long as the checks clear...