[ SECRET POST #6528 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6528 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Exactly! In the late 90s/early 00s it was the gateway shounen anime for a lot of people, because it was always on, at the right time for teens and college kids to access it. It has a low threshold of engagement because the story isn't complex and caters to the same demographic as blockbuster movies with lots of explosions. Which isn't a small demographic.

But now? A LOT of DBZ fandom for the spinoffs is maintained by 30-40 year old lifetime fans, and maybe their smaller children (I do see a lot of very cute kids dressed as Gohan at cons). The teens/20s audience wants way weirder and gorier in their anime now.

[(Anonymous)]

In my country, in the late '80s, the only other shōnen anime we got was Fist of the North Star. It was horribly violent and tbh shouldn't have been broadcast to kids but I still thought it was more interesting that DBZ.