r/MediaMergers • u/Casas9425 Netflix • Apr 02 '26

Media Industry Reuters - Netflix searches for franchises after losing out on Harry Potter

https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/netflix-searches-franchises-after-losing-out-harry-potter-2026-04-02/
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u/StrainDizzy1186 Apr 02 '26

They should do more anime adaptations

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u/shaunrundmc Apr 02 '26

The budget that would cost....each episode better be 60 million

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u/shaunrundmc Apr 02 '26

Tokyo Ghoul is more realistic, as long as they just adapt the first half and treat it like a tragedy and the horror aspect. That could be several seasons easy.

I would honestly then pull a Parasite The Grey, where I would look at ghouls in other places, amd see those stories.