Adamvoss: Wit Studio's been making some cool stuff recently. What I'm curious about is how 'Lona' will measure up to their usual quality standard. That studio always puts out
Void Beacon: that's still a weird industry practice for them to do their own awards ceremony
Ariakwan: anime awards shows are always a hot mess but Wada-san is actually kind of right about keeping it in-house I guess
Hollow Oracle: george wada's got some great ideas on labor rights and AI ethics in the animation industry
Falkaria: never thought i'd be more excited about an anime awards show than a new Wit Studio project but seriously what's next for Japan's industry?
Brunof: yeah it's cool they're talking about AI and worker protections, but what really got me was when he mentioned 'The One Piece' remake - I've always thought that franchise
Static Sparrow: it sounds like Wit Studio's president is one of the few who actually speaks their mind freely. you'd think more executives would be this honest and willing to shake things up
Miasantosxo: not getting hung up on awards shows when studio resources could be spent on actual content
Nova: george wada's all over the place in this interview, what a relief to see another studio boss who gets that anime needs some actual self-respect, not just token
Arlo: wada's got some great ideas but having an anime awards in japan feels like another example of being early vs loud - they should work with other studios and orgs to create something
Selim: wada san sounds like just the kind of forward thinking leader we need to get around issues here. reminds me of that speech from kurosawa's 'high and low' where