And the reason pricing is like that in Japan is because they …

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Comment on Top 15 Greatest Anime Which Sold Abysmally by Anonymous:

And the reason pricing is like that in Japan is because they try to sell to otaku at outrageous prices. Because they sometimes do buy it. Who else is gonna pay $50-100 per disc? Not your average person, that’s for sure. They are specifically and purposefully targeting low volume, high price.

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  Chihayafuru O.O i dont want to live in this world anymore

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  Yeah, I’m watching it now and it’s going downhill already. It’s not bad just yet, far better than ecchi shows like Familiar of Zero and Astarotte’s Toy, but the first four episodes were clearly better than 5-10. Consistency isn’t a quality of modern anime. :(

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  At least neither of them really need sequels. Maybe with luck those will be two shows that stand the test of time and end up being more popular later. (My non-otakue roommate likes Jellyfish Princess which is a good sign, although her comparing it to the House Bunny is kinda weird.)

• Top 15 Greatest Anime Which Sold Abysmally:
  

  I wonder if “Another” will end up on this list in the future. Pointless deaths and cardboard characters, but everyone except me says it’s awesome!

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