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I want it to be at a dry tropical forest . Beautiful green planets all over

####HAPPY HALLOWEEN, TOONAMI FAITHFUL!

What's on this spooky evening

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I thought it was Falling Back and Spring Forward, so shouldn't it be going from 1:59AM to 1:00AM again? The Schedule side bar references 1:59AM to 3:00AM.

Digital distribution is all that has been confirmed at this time. However, this is typically how VIZ handles their releases. Digital first and then physical after a few months. Something to keep an eye on if you're interested in owning the series.

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Let me know if you've heard this one...I'm falling out of love with Toonami.

First, let me give you a bit of background.

I wouldn't consider myself an OG, as I only started seriously watching Toonami during it's revival in 2011. (Although I caught some lineups as a kid when DBZ and Sailor Moon, as well as some line ups during Saturday night era; the first one.) Anyways, I've been enjoying Toonami for the better part of 10 years.

But Toonami been running for about 14 years... And therein lies the problem. For the past three or so years I've been disinterested in regards to Toonami. Now, I've still been watching it because at this point I think it's just out of habit. It's become my Saturday night ritual.

"If you don't like it, don't watch it."

The thing is I always found some semblance of value in any lineup prior to 2020, which, between you and me is when I think things started to go downhill. And another reason I kept continuing to watch is I do consider myself part of the Toonami faithful. But lately... the lineup just seems... boring... Next we're getting invincible fight girl... that honestly feels like a tax write off if anything else. And I completely understand that every show can just be an anime, I can't help but be reminded of one time Toonami aired Ballmastrz. Despite this though, I've kept at it because I always thought that the page would turn, that the pendulum would swing in the other direction, eventually. But that day has yet to come. And sure, there have been other shows like Demon Slayer, and My Adventures with Superman; but I'm usually drawn to just these shows and not the lineup itself. At times I wish we could just go back to an older lineup, Cash in on nostalgia.

"But now we have Toonami rewind!"

Yeah... but can we acknowledge that rewind is just sailor moon? It's really cool that Toonami finally has Sailor Moon after all these years! But why does it feel like they just use that as an excuse to market it as a checkered past version of Toonami? I would have preferred if they put it in the lineup on Saturdays instead, Because rewind as it is feels kind of lazy. Now I suppose that's not fair because it takes money and time to license out older shows, but how hard is it to license out Batman the animated series? It aired roughly around the same time as Dragon Ball Z and would fit the lineup perfectly. But instead they chose Naruto which didn't air for almost eight years after the fact. Okay, checkered past didn't exactly air shows that aired side by side. Some of them aired in different years. So if you're going to include og Naruto then why not include the early episodes of one piece? It just feels like a missed opportunity. Add the fact that they skipped over the Bridge builder arc in Naruto.

So I have a question: does anybody else feel like this? Am I the only one? Surely not.

Thankfully we're getting magic and muscles and blue Exorcist once again, so maybe things are turning around for the better. I hope this message reaches some of you, and that it doesn't get needed by the moderators of this subreddit.

To the moderators, I would like to know if I did break the rules which ones. The only rule I saw broken was Number eleven but even then I think that's a stretch. If you could please be clear As to which ones and how those rules were broken. This is my first post to this subreddit so ideally I would like to follow the rules and be understanding of how they work.

thank you.

I think it would really add to the block to either air the old game reviews or just make new reviews of retro games

####WELCOME, TOONAMI FAITHFUL!

What's on this afternoon

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Does anyone remember this old anime that aired on Cartoon Network/ Toonami back in maybe 90s/early 2000s from the following description?

The base of the first episode that I can remember is that there was a girl that attacked by a skeleton dragon from another world and is saved by a man who is presumed some type of dragon slayer who collects dragon hearts in order to gain power.

I might have made this up in my head but wanted to see if anyone else might know what I am taking about. Thank you.

This is my respond on this article. Toonami used to prioritize airing dubbed anime only because not all viewers liked subtitled shows so they couldn't miss the action scenes.

But lately, have Toonami started to change their minds about sub anime because of the audience preference ? i'm already seeing this pattern with Ninja Kamui, and as for Uzumaki & Rick & Morty the Anime, they aired Japanese first while the english dub only avalaible on streaming service like Hulu & MAX.

Is the sub & dub preference was only for the original co-produced shows, are they going to aired more subtitled anime ? I wonder if the upcoming Rooster Fight & Shinichiro Watanabe's anime Lazarus will get english dub and premired and aired on their block instead of just put it on MAX like Uzumaki, I think Toonami should not neglect the dub viewers, and I really wish toonami would collaborate with dubbing studios more often