Special comics correspondent Tamara Carrion spoke with Patrick Macias about the new anime, Asian drama site Crunchyroll Comics.
Everything on the site is 100 percent legal and officially licensed.
PM I think its the global reach of Crunchyroll.
Viewers can access our content and site from over 216 countries.
And I think its also the quality of service.
PM I cant say for sure.
Im not aware of anything, nor could I comment on that even if I were aware.
So this is not really our field of expertise.
But its entirely possible that it could happen at some point.
I dont know what the actual percentage is for dubbed/subbed preference, but our users tend to like subtitled.
So thats basically where the idea came from and how it evolved.
So I think it is fair to say that were courting a new audience now.
PM We havent specifically talked about these ideas, although we are always looking for new things to explore.
So I will mention it to the staff to consider.
PM Space Battleship Yamato, also known as Star Blazers in the USA.
PM I havent played True Love, I pretty much only play violent first person shooters on the Xbox.
Ive never even heard of True Love.
Im strictly a Call of Duty / FarCry kind of guy.
Its free to use and the copyright is all yours.
We do not claim anything on it.
And we are looking to feature all kinds of comics.
We are looking for anything with sequential storytelling.
So come check us out!
