What makes an anime a classic?

As we are getting back into the hang of things, we discuss what has happened over the past 8 months, what is going on in our lives, relationship dynamics and of course our most favorite topic of all: Anime and Manga.

We talk about content creation for anime, anime merchandising, the lack of anime store in NYC, the new Netflix anime called Yasuke and of course our random chats in between.

Do you believe that the anime industry deliberately sabotages series from succeeding despite its predecessors success? Why aren't demographics like josei especially Seinen not as well liked compared to Shojo and in particular Shonen?

Happy New Year's 2021 everyone!!!! We are finally back after a short hiatus. Today we talked about anime that we watched or didn't watch in the past year, shows that deserve readaptations, a few videogames and of course our regular random talk.

Random stuff from cyberpunk, videogame awards, anime community and yadda yadda.

Today we talk about the evolution of our thoughts on single player vs multiplayer in videogames as well as Shonen manga and their protagonists. We even talk about our views on the romance in Naruto.

Today we talk about anime tropes and the elements that we believe make a good/great videogame. Also we rant which is always fun.

Today's Topic: The thin line between ecchi fan service and hentai. And throw in the power scaling too. Send a voice message here: https://anchor.fm/anime-legends/message . Also tell us your thoughts on our Instagram (animelegends01) and Twitter (legends_anime)!

A conversation about dub and sub as well as Anime and Manga. The topics can range from discussing the importance of one or the other. The overall better experience between the two, also we discuss our own personal takes on what we prefer and why and how does this effect our relationship with the community and the industry.