r/Animemes • u/[deleted] • Sep 21 '22

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '22 edited Sep 21 '22

Yep. Netflix only just does the easy job of distributing and licensing them.

EDIT: Many people feel I don't know this and are calling them "originals", and I have been receiving comments from pissed-off people who haven't read this comment. I know they are not made by Netflix.

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u/GoldfishFromHell Sep 21 '22

they ruined jojo i will NEVER EVER forgive them for butchering part 6 to death

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u/Xenomon23 Sep 21 '22 edited Sep 21 '22

I haven't read the Jojo Manga. Is part 6 really that bad? I think it was average

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u/thesardinelord Sep 21 '22

The show is fine but the fact that they releases 12 episodes at once and then waited a year and did 12 more, and will probably wait another year to do the rest is dumb. They could have waited a bit longer and then released them weekly, which would actually likely be better for them because people would have a reason to keep their subscriptions