>>72311852Honestly I think the lack of long-term planning and thinking was the biggest thing that killed Nijisanji. They've always cheaped out on management, failed to understand the cultures of the countries they expand into, stifle their most ambitious talents and deny them opportunities, get the community hyped up for 3D events they can't actually do, try to viciously destroy the reputation of terminated talents, view everyone as replaceable and would rather accelerate than work on the cohesion current talents, angered the drama channels by trying to copyright strike them, etc.
