With works like Pokemon and Doraemon, Chu Yu didn't expect them to become popular overnight and reach the same level as they had in the Parallel World!
After all, the reason works like these had become so popular in the Parallel World, aside from their quality, was the time it took for them to build an audience. It took the influence they had on one generation, or even two or three, to accumulate such enormous popularity.
But in Chu Yu's hands, many works often followed a very different trajectory from their Parallel World counterparts. After all, he was basically the biggest name in the Dragon Country Animation Industry now, and countless fans followed his every move. His works skipped the stages of market competition and survival of the fittest, and went straight into the public eye. The moment he released something, it immediately attracted widespread attention!
That was also the key reason why The Sound of the Waves had earned over two billion at the box office in Dragon Country, while in the Parallel World it had been praised by critics but failed to draw audiences. The first two stages—market competition and survival of the fittest—often became distorted, because the market wasn't fair and could easily be controlled by capital. Put simply, no matter how good your work was, if you didn't spend money on exposure, you could forget about anyone noticing it!
So, on the surface, Doraemon, Dragon Ball, and Pokemon were starting from scratch in this world. But in reality, they were starting from scratch standing on Chu Yu's shoulders! Chu Yu didn't think it would take too long for these works to grow and build momentum, either.
They might just be a little different from what his longtime fans expected.
After all, the works Chu Yu had