Last week we reported that the Studio Ghibli will be acquired by Nippon TV and become a subsidiary and now in an interview with Japanese Nikkei it seems that the studio will have a kind of “new beginning” with the production of anime series being one of the hypotheses.
Toshio Suzukipresident of Studio Ghibli and producer of the renowned director Hayao Miyazakistated:
We entrust all management to Nippon Television and will focus on creating the works. We will not only produce films, but there is also the possibility of producing television series.
This announcement sparked a heated debate among fans of the Studio Ghibli. Some are excited about the possibility of Studio Ghibli enter the world of anime series, considering it an opportunity to further expand the universe of their beloved characters and worlds. They believe the studio’s talent and creativity will continue to shine on the small screen, just as they did on the big screen.
However, not everyone shares this optimistic vision. Some fans fear that the focus on series could divert resources and attention from film production, which could negatively affect the quality of the works being produced. Studio Ghibli produces. They fear that the magic characteristic of films Ghibliwith its meticulous attention to detail and moving narratives, might be diluted in the world of television.
Studio Ghibli will be purchased by Nippon TV
Uncertainty hangs over the future of Studio Ghibli, but one thing is certain: fans are closely following every move the company makes under new management. The hope is that regardless of the platform, the Studio Ghibli continues to be a beacon of high-quality animation and exceptional storytelling that has captivated audiences around the world for decades. Time will tell whether this new direction will bring a “new beginning” that will keep the creative spirit of the world alive. Studio Ghibli.
