Why is 2D animation still profitable in Nippon Theaters while 3D CGI has all but replaced 2D in the West?

Not near as bad as it is in the west

I think the biggest reasons
>animation is dirt cheap there
>cable TV industry hasn't collapsed
>collector culture
What's driving 3D in the west are costs and advertising sensitivity. If a show isn't pulling in ratings it gets canned fast, so you're unlikely to see 2D unless it's a remake of another 2D show like Justice League. There's less pressure of that when margins aren't so thin for cable.
So in Japan, where cable is still profitable, commercials still work and animation is cheap, there's less pressure to build up 3D animation outside of video games.

(((they))) want to make the west collapse

What a dumb looking face. Who approved this?

because disney monopolized everything in the west

Don't compare cinamatic to tv animation. Even on the west tv cgi is shittier.

good 3dcg takes a ton of money which is fine because western productions always make bank locally and internationally, the most expensive episode of the clone wars took 1m dollars to produce.
I don't know how orange manages to make such a good looking 3dcg

American Comics are still clinging to superheroes created in the 1930s.

This is the one case Japan has better taste than the west.

>Western audiences being more willing to try out something new
Did you just type this with a straight face?
Literally half of Disney's portfolio right now is fucking remakes.

>Western audiences being more willing to try out something new
Stop lying. Kubo and the Two Strings which was a good stop motion animation film flopped because it wasn't the usual 3d pixar shit.

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Acceptance of lower returns meaning that they don't feel so bad when 99 percent of the movies don't make it to 300 million.

It's not that West never made money with 2D, it's just hard to justify it when Diseny and Dreamworks both can't find a single one after the year 2000 that made as much as the Ice Age sequel that "Underperformed" so much it ended the franchise. You know, the one that made 408.6 million dollars. Western companies have higher standards for how high their movies need to make in order to be "Worth it", and most of those are dedicated around franchises so you can shove merch out the ass and make sequel after sequel until nobody wants to ever see it again.

user please, westernfags's taste is fucken pant on head retarded

The industry is filled with talentless hacks

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In West:
1. It's cheaper
2. The Animation industry, in the US at least, has spent about 50 years telling everyone that animation was for children which significantly reduces the total market for a work
To the point that any western animation aimed at adults is now marketed as anime despite not being from Japan
3. The studios in Japan are more likely to spend time and money advertising any animated movie as an actual movie vs the west where if it they cannot market it as a children's film will not market it. (Compare for instance the marketing push behind Titan AE vs Antz)
4. It's cheaper
5. Hollywood is like 90% a con job.

That's all I got off the top of my head

The West died.

Before I say something I might be misinterpreting, you're saying that anime in japan(And obviously 2D in the west) is cheaper than CGI, right?

Not at all, I'm saying CGI is cheaper to produce in the West for a variety of reasons but the most pressing ones would be the vast re-use of models/assets, democratization of modeling tools and an overall good overlap of skills between traditional animators, game animators, hobbyist, etc... Also be careful not to think of something like Big Hero 6 when I mention that, think like the Box Car Children Movie or the Addams Family remake that came out recently.
I was rather vague though. Apologies for the confusion.

nips already have selling 3D shits see their latest ghibli shit and that Lupin movie.
Nips know well that 3D should only be reserved for Kodomo type anime.

what happen in the next page? did he get revived by the power of American friendship

I think that's the start of the Cancerverse where they kill death to revive their friend and create a universe where nothing dies and it turns into eldritch horror.
Or it's the normal ending they remade for the life and death of Marvel and he just dies. I Dunno man it's been a while.

>Western audiences being more willing to try out something new
literal retard

Japan has culture
The US has "culture"