>how to save a show according to /co/
thoughts?

>>149221878 (OP)
Cute little girls are the single most important thing to have in animation. There is a reason Japan is constantly humiliating us.

Basically stick to an audience that you want and DON'T deviate from them.

Listen to fans that genuinely care about the show and know what they want. Instead of retards like shippers.

Actually make good merch that can be sold to general audiences.

Make the show unique to give people a reason to watch.
And for the love of God don't get involved in politics unless the show was specifically made for it.

>>149221878 (OP)
Focus Testing works, cute girls sell

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>>149223081
All of this. I'll add:
> DO NOT EVER LISTEN TO TWITTER/TUMBLR/REDDIT
> Do Not hire diversity hires just for woke points. If someone wants to work on your show make them earn it. Fuck the optics, normies will never truly care or be interested in who the writers for a cartoon are regardless of what people on the Internet are insisting.

>>149221878 (OP)
Activity on Twitter spikes for shows whenever something controversial happens. /co/ especially isn't a good metric for gauging what people connect with.

>>149221878 (OP)
>discussion is lacking during the start of the episode
>plot begins, people start discussing
wow anon, what a groundbreaking observation