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There are party enthusiasts and then there are party poopers. And no one likes their anticipation being ruined by killjoys. On August 6th, 2024, episodes fromTerminator ZeroandDandadanwere leaked online prior to their Netflix release. This rained on everyone’s parade including fans, readers, and almost everyone who was anticipating their favorite anime’s release.
Now, spoilers aren’t as uncommon as some might think. But the recent leak of several unreleased anime along with their episodes, openings, and endings has further raised questions concerning the security breach. Several fans took to Twitter and Reddit to express their disappointment and anger regarding the issue.
Terminator Zero, Dandadan and many more were affected by Netflix’s security breach
What makes this anime leak massive is that there were several other animes apart fromTerminator Zerosuch asMononoke the Movie:Phantom in the RainandRanma 1/2that have been leaked prior to their release.
However, what makes this incident shocking is that it doesn’t involve just a single animebut at least 4 of them. While spoilers have become common, this incident was truly a massive and unanticipated move that made fans question Netflix’s security breach like this Twitter user.
Someone is getting extra fired
Besides, there have been several occasions where leaks and piracy have become a killjoy for the anticipation of most awaited releases.Jujutsu Kaisenwas one such case where the animator took to Twitter andunleashed his rage on the leakers.
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Needless to say, the manga creator and animator’s rage and anger coupled with disappointment is perfectly valid considering the time and hard work they put in to craft a manga as well as anime. Besides, piracy and leaks often throw the creator’s efforts under the bus and undermine their obstacles and painstaking efforts.
Netflix’s breach of trust is intensified with Dandadan and other anime leaks
The Grinch stole Christmas with this one, along with party poopers who proved to be a killjoy for fans, readers, and viewers. While this incident highlighted a security breach on Netflix’s part, it also meant a breach of trust that mangakas and animators placed in the company.
Besides, this wasn’t the first time anime leaks occurred, considering howDragon Ball Daimaexperiencedthe ruthlessness of piracy. However, the massive leak coupled with Netflix’s breach of security and trust had users expressing their disappointment towards the streaming giant on Reddit.
Some users also pointed out how this will affect animation studios more as compared to Netflix as they will be more guarded and cautious after this security breach just like this Reddit user.
To say the least, this anime leak was massive and was so shocking that it put several fans in disbelief. In addition to that, this incident raises questions about the credibility of Netflix as one of the biggest streaming platforms.
In any case, this incident is being considered by many as the worst, involving 4 anime projects and raising concerns and questions over copyright breach, piracy and trust. Furthermore, the breach of security has also affected Crunchyroll where an episode of Season 3 of Re:Zerosurfaced online.
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All in all, Netflix’s failure to look into this matter legally and effectively will prove to be fatal to its reputation as a global streaming platform. It would also affect its long-term projects and investments with potential anime franchises.
Himanshi Jeswani
Anime Writer
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Himanshi Jeswani is an anime writer at Fandomwire, with her work spanning over 900 articles. Her articles cover shojo, shonen, seinen, and all things beyond. Her interests, however, aren’t limited to simply anime. She has a penchant for exploring different genres of manga, be it horror, yanki, music, and food. She brings out her specialization and expertise in the performing arts through her articles. As a writer, she strives to bridge the gap between the viewers and the medium itself. To her, anime is a revolutionary medium that is capable of creating communities and stories after all.
