Shenzhen.

The firm has been a little busy recently. Ke Hai finally finished his animation plan and even arranged the production time for each episode. After all, he was trained in Shaft and was very good at these skills. However, after the production table was completed, he found that he did not actually have a complete set of animation teams like Shaft to complete the plan. In the past few days, he has been working hard to understand the situation of domestic animation companies in order to find a suitable production team.

Mimi Miyagawa is still busy with her dubbing actor training class, but it seems to be going well. She also found several seniors from the dubbing industry who are willing to be mentors. It is said that they were all big shots who dubbed foreign TV series and movies back then. But Hao Ping was really worried. What if the students taught were all European and American dubbing?

When Hao Ping thought of the future effects that would turn into "Oh, my dear Miss Blue Rabbit, you are such a beautiful girl" and "Zhu Wujie, I want to kick your ass hard", he felt that he might become a classic-destroying sinner online.

Or else I would just push Ke Hai to the front stage and take the blame.

In addition, October has arrived.

October is here, which means that the new October episode has begun to be released.

As early as when domestic video websites were still relied on the bay and straits to play pirated animations unscrupulously, Hao Ping had already taken advantage of the reason why Miss Uehara was in Japan and bought all the overseas copyrights of most animations first.

At that time, the Japanese knew that the domestic broadcasts pirated copies were being unrestrained, but firstly, the cost of rights protection abroad was too high, and even if the rights protection was successful, there would be no compensation. Secondly, if you play in Japan, you can still make money by relying on peripherals and discs, and original works that drive novels and animations, but China cannot make money. Adding the two, the cost of rights protection is high and there is no benefit, so they simply don’t bother to care.

When Hao Ping asked Miss Uehara to discuss overseas copyrights, the group of people from the animation companies and TV stations thought that Miss Uehara was really brainwashed by copyright morality. While quietly calling Miss Uehara stupid, she also packaged and sold the copyrights of her classic animations from previous years to Miss Uehara at an extremely low price. There were also a few people who were terrified. They simply signed a long-term overseas copyright cooperation agreement with Miss Uehara at a very low price, and sold all her animation copyrights in advance to Miss Uehara in the next few years.

At that time, their plan was to give Miss Uehara the high hat of "copyright guard" while at the same time, they exchanged some money for overseas copyrights that were not profitable, which was considered a waste of money.

As for what happened later...

Mikufans.com is very popular in the domestic animation circle, and the surge in the number of users has made many video websites focus on animation. Because a large number of people who have mastered copyrights have been clamoring for topics such as copyright and morality, it is difficult for them to continue broadcasting pirated animations, they had to go to Japan with a large amount of money to buy copyright.

But at that time, let alone the copyright of the old animation, the copyright of the new October series was no longer there.

The animation company looked at the copyright fees that were several times or even dozens of times higher than the price sold to G club, and the video website watched a large number of copyrights being bought in advance at a low price. Apart from the two sides gathered together to scold Miss Uehara and Hao Ping for shamelessness, there was no better way.

As for some animation companies that have signed cooperation agreements for several years, it is said that rumors of the relevant responsible person resigning.

Some animation companies learned their lessons immediately, but when Miss Uehara came to them again, she simply delayed it. She thought about waiting for the broadcast to see if anyone else was willing to come and raise the price. When Miss Uehara encountered such a thing, she had to sigh that people were not as morally degraded, and lamented that she could no longer buy copyright at a low price, and that money was not easy to make.

Of course, Hao Ping asked Miss Uehara to buy the copyright of October animation in advance, and he had his own plans.

On mikufans, users habitually click on the website, intending to find a few old cartoons to pass the time, but they saw that the homepage of the website had been replaced with a new large picture on the page, and the words "October New Anime Chasing Plan" were written in very eye-catching fonts.

The word "chasing anime" is actually not unfamiliar with the idyllic circle. Although there were no formal animation playback websites on mikufans. However, on some anime forums, there were still some free subtitle group-made new animation related resources released. At that time, the animation idlers were very friendly and harmonious like some indescribable resource forums. The evidence is that they all like to say to the poster who released resources, "A good person has a safe life."

But at that time, the subtitle group was able to obtain the original animation resources either through the TV recording function in Japan, or to wait for the Blu-ray disc to be released before purchasing high-definition resources. In short, when the Chinese subtitles were made, it would be later than the Japanese broadcast time.

But at that time, senior animation otakus already had the concept of "chasing anime" - it would be better to say that the concept of chasing anime was generated at that time.

So when I saw this word, my friends all felt a little inexplicably kind and curious. I operated the mouse and clicked it on the head of the page and entered the specific page. The first thing that caught my eye was the large poster image of "Sword Art Online".

"Synchronous playback?!"

Soon they discovered the keywords.

Although they were also following the movies in the past, they were later than the animations played in Japan. But now mikufans has started to play synchronously on the Internet, which really surprised them. At this time, the animation otakus is still relatively simple. When synchronous playback becomes a routine in the future, they will definitely feel nothing.

But at this time they were not used to this practice.

The number of Internet users in China is so huge. A little news spreads like water stains on the bed sheets that were urinated by babies. In less than a day, this incident spread throughout the circle of friends.

mikufans.com has harvested a large number of new users, and the number of followers of "Sword Art Online" specially placed in the most eye-catching position by Hao Ping also exceeded six figures early, and was about to run wildly towards the seven figures.

"It's so crazy." Miyagawa Kimi was also a little shocked when she saw the number of people chasing the show. Only then did she roughly understand what Hao Ping and Miss Uehara bought at those low prices.

"This is just the beginning." Hao Ping was used to it. Not to mention that he had not broken through the seven-digit number, he had seen more than seven-digit number of animations. "In the future, the number of people chasing a new series will exceed two million, and it is not impossible for three million to break through two million."

Miyagawa Kimi estimated it and felt that what Hao Ping said was not impossible, "It was just that at that time, the cost of buying copyright was probably not as cheap as it is now."

"It will definitely be more expensive, but it is still worth the profit. We have made a time difference now. Not long after, other video websites will definitely join in to compete for copyright." Hao Ping is an audience who has experienced the animation copyright war, so he simply boldly made a prediction. "At that time, I'm afraid that the overseas copyright fee of a popular animation will be able to offset the production fee."

Hao Ping knew that this was a real case in the era of copyright wars - and it was not an isolated case. But Mimi Miyagawa had never thought of such a crazy thing. She felt that Hao Ping was a bit exaggerated, but she would not say it explicitly at this time, and she cared about other things.

"The new series in October this year should start from September 30th. Why is it the first film of "Sword Art Online" on October 6th? I see the animation that was broadcast on September 30th, and we also have the copyright to purchase the animation."

Hao Ping smiled, "I promised Asani Haruka to use "Sword Art Online" as the first new series to be played simultaneously. I have already agreed, so please give me some trouble."

This answer made Miyagawa Kimi a little speechless, and this statement was too willful.

"Miss Asami would be very happy to see the number of people chasing the series." Miyagawa Kimi looked at the increasing number of people chasing the series on the website of "Sword Art Online".

"I will definitely send her a screenshot to her so that she can feel at ease." Hao Ping said that Asanami Haru had been worried about dying after the broadcast. She should feel at ease when she saw the number of people chasing the show.

As soon as he finished speaking, Hao Ping's cell phone rang. He took it out and looked at it, and was amused: "Asami Haruka. It was a coincidence that she called at this time. I'll tell her this good news."

He pressed the answer button and before he could report the good news to Asami Haruka, he was shocked by Asami Haruka's words.
Chapter completed!