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New Anime Round Two
🕑 Added 2023-11-07 03:34:31 +0000 UTCOkay so the three anime I did the pilot episodes for performed poorly so I'm still looking for the Naruto replacement show. I guess I need to broaden the parameters. Here are my new filters:
1) My target for doing the Naruto sequel series is next summer/fall, so I want something that is between 100 and 300 episodes long.
2) It has to be popular.
That's it. I won't be picky about where I can find it, I'll figure that out later. Feel free to nominate shows you nominated last time, but don't nominate the three that failed to gain traction during my trial run. Those are done for now, much as I liked all three.
Comments
Dexter Goad
A lot of what you're saying makes sense, but don't forget I'm just trying to decide which pilot episodes to do, not which series to jump in full swing like I did with One Piece and Naruto. I'm only doing one episode to see how it performs. That's only a time investment of about one hour per series until I see how they do on my channel. That's an acceptable time investment on my part. So I'll be trying a few different things mentioned in these comments and see if anything does well. Whichever pilot episode performs well, if any, will be the one I do moving forward.
Andy Og
Just to add to what I am talking about I have gathered some statistics from YouTube jojo's bizarre adventure is currently being reacted to by 11 different channels and this is just in the last 3 days jujitsu kaisen is being reacted to by 18 different channels in the past 3 days and bleach has been reacted to by 28 channels in the past 3 days while yu yu hakusho has been reacted to by only 1 channel in the past 3 days ontop of that yu yu is about to become vary searched because Netflix just released a trailer for a yu yu hakusho live action series yu yu hakusho also is 112 episodes with no filler it covers all requirements high demand little supply and over 100 episodes.
Andy Og
I think popular animes are good however without thumbnails and the YouTube algorithm on our side maybe we need to start approaching shows that have a big fanbase but has not been reacted to as much on YouTube that way there is more demand for a certain show with less supply. So for example if there is a anime or show that has only one or two channels that have reacted to it or even none ever then it would give you a bigger chance to be found by anyone who would like to see a reaction for that show because you would have the whole market.
