Will Toonami survive without new Dragon Ball Content?

[SSJgogeto]

I know about Dragon Ball Super, what I want to know is how Toonami is going right now.

[Super Sonic]

I know about Dragon Ball Super, what I want to know is how Toonami is going right now.

The new Jojo's Bizarre Adventure premieres this Saturday. Demon Slayer just premiered, and not sure if it's part of Toonami or AS regular, but that new Genndy Tartakovsky show "Primal" will be on at 10:30 this Saturday. One Punch Man and Dr. Stone are having new episodes as well, so think the block will be ok. Also, while some may not care for properties aimed at the younger crowds, I'd prefer a block of action cartoons aimed at kids, than some of the weird stuff like Oreimo and other shows that have girls wanting to marry their oni-chans that give some guys the idea of Japan being weird.

[Cure Dragon 255]

Good News EVERYONE!

MHA has proven that it can indeed anchor the Toonami Block without Super. So I guess Toonami will survive without Dragon Ball after all.

EDIT:RATINGS TIME!

#11 MHA 675,000
#14 One Punch Man 577,000
#17 Dr. Stone 497,000
#18 Fire Force 473,000
#21 Food Wars 463.000
#27 Demon Slayer 413,000
#32 JoJo 349,000
#50 Lupin 292,000

[funrush]

My Hero's great (I recommend it if you guys haven't seen it), and it's got a strong fanbase here. Cool to see that it's holding the fort down.

Honestly the thing that cripples Toonami and makes it tough for it to stay alive, is that it only plays once a week and in the middle of the night. One Piece never really got the shot that DBZ did because it was either neutered on 4Kids or on Cartoon Network at like 2 in the morning.

The programming block dedicated to action cartoons for younger teenage boys should probably be airing earlier, when more of the aforementioned teenage boys are actually awake.

[Neo-Makaiōshin]

The programming block dedicated to action cartoons for younger teenage boys should probably be airing earlier, when more of the aforementioned teenage boys are actually awake.

Honestly, how many teenagers actually watch TV as their main source of media consumption now? They're more into consuming via streaming.

The numbers read more like from old adult millenials.

[Saimaroimaru]

The programming block dedicated to action cartoons for younger teenage boys should probably be airing earlier, when more of the aforementioned teenage boys are actually awake.

Honestly, how many teenagers actually watch TV as their main source of media consumption now? They're more into consuming via streaming.

The numbers read more like from old adult millenials.

They should simultaneously stream Toonami online along with the TV airing. That way, those who have cut the cord can support Toonami if they want to & get their views counted on top of that since TV viewing requires an Nelson box.

[ABED]

That would be a massive waste of money.

[MetaMoss]

They should simultaneously stream Toonami online along with the TV airing. That way, those who have cut the cord can support Toonami if they want to & get their views counted on top of that since TV viewing requires an Nelson box.

They already do a livestream, it's just that to access it you have to use an account from a TV provider. Unless the powers-that-be find and adopt some way of monetizing their channel other than subscription fees from said providers, that's likely the most we'll get.

[Saimaroimaru]

They should simultaneously stream Toonami online along with the TV airing. That way, those who have cut the cord can support Toonami if they want to & get their views counted on top of that since TV viewing requires an Nelson box.

They already do a livestream, it's just that to access it you have to use an account from a TV provider. Unless the powers-that-be find and adopt some way of monetizing their channel other than subscription fees from said providers, that's likely the most we'll get.

They could always use sites like Twitch.