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>>149224290
NO INDIE CARTOON SERIES compares to The Amazing Digital Circus, dude. It went viral with kids and normalfags. This is a stupid comparison.
You'd make much more sense comparing to Murder Drones, which was infact a successful show built upon its own merits well before TADC became a thing and went viral. And that wasn't instantaneous either, there was a long length of time (a year) where there was nothing after the Murder Drones pilot and there wasn't much "noise" apart from a bit of the usual art as there wasn't much foundation for an actual fandom. Then episodes started coming out and it gained a dedicated fanbase from that point on.
Also the MD and TADC pilots took time to reach the numbers they're now at. I swear people liken you have no concept of how things develop over time. I swear - have you just not comprehended the last 3 years of the MD pilot, eventual MD episodes, then the TADC pilot and eventual TADC episodes? Just wait for more episodes of Gaslight District to come out, it's literally just a fucking Pilot and hasn't even been up for that long. It obviously won't be as big as Amazing Digital Circus, and it may very well not be as big as Murder Drones. But it's not a "flop" just from the Pilot.
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>>149049408
Anything over 10 million views per episode is fine.
Murder Drones' pilot episode got 60+ million views over around a year or so. Subsequent episodes of the show average at like 30 million views per episode.
The Amazing Digital Circus's pilot got 300+ million views over a year or so. Subsequent episodes are on track with the views gradually settling to around 50 - 70 million views per episode.
Literally anyone can see the pattern here, and it's completely normal with any series like this. From Gaslight District's pilot performance, GD will be fine. Using Digital Circus, something that went VIRAL, as a bar for comparison is utterly retarded. Murder Drones isn't anywhere near as viral as Digital Circus, but that show was still a big success.
Gaslight District won't "flop" - unless, like I said, it somehow gets less than 10 million views per episode. Which I highly doubt.
Anything over 10 million views per episode is fine.
Murder Drones' pilot episode got 60+ million views over around a year or so. Subsequent episodes of the show average at like 30 million views per episode.
The Amazing Digital Circus's pilot got 300+ million views over a year or so. Subsequent episodes are on track with the views gradually settling to around 50 - 70 million views per episode.
Literally anyone can see the pattern here, and it's completely normal with any series like this. From Gaslight District's pilot performance, GD will be fine. Using Digital Circus, something that went VIRAL, as a bar for comparison is utterly retarded. Murder Drones isn't anywhere near as viral as Digital Circus, but that show was still a big success.
Gaslight District won't "flop" - unless, like I said, it somehow gets less than 10 million views per episode. Which I highly doubt.