>>280105183
Take your own advise and keep your shitposting condensed to one post at a time, faggot. I'm not the one mass replying, pretending to be different people to 'own' or some shit, lol.
>Demon slayer, it has crossovers and collabs all over japan and worldwide collabs such as MLB.
Okay. Cool.
Ans guess what, faggot? MHA has those too, plus actual global licensing deals.
You mention MLB as your crowning example, but guess what?
MHA literally had a MLB collab before DS did rofl
And they didn’t just slap a short commercial that you'd blink and miss like DS did or a logo on a t-shirt, they partnered with the Texas Rangers for official MLB jerseys, giveaways, AND promotional events
You see picrel, you little turd? MHA x Rangers, and that collab was real and broadcast in stadiums
Meanwhile, you're bragging about a late-to-the-party DS follow-up lol
>Why are you putting LA as a plus somehow lmao. are you an actual nigger?
First off, you're a Mexican
Second, you just tried to flex MLB, an American institution, and then cry 'NiGeRrS' when MHA lands a Hollywood film from Legendary Pictures, a global production studio that worked on
>Godzilla
>Dune
>Pacific Rim
>The Dark Knight Trilogy
You want international relevance?
Hollywood adaptation > AmiAmi plushies
This ain't a nationalist dick-measuring contest
It’s about reach and brand strength
And MHA is literally built to scale globally
But you wouldn’t know that because you’re glued to AmiAmi tabs like it’s the manga stock market lol
>IF MHA is so popular it'd rank weekly
It literally does though lol
>MHA lifetime revenue would be lucky to hit even 100m.
MHA has never needed a single 'nuke' event to stay relevant unlike DS. Its revenue is built from:
>10 years of manga sales
>8 anime seasons
>4 movies
>multiple games
>global collabs
>merch sales every single year
>a global Hollywood LA film in production (this alone puts its projected IP value at hundreds of millions btw)