Starship824
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Such as?There are a few reasons that will not happen.
Such as?There are a few reasons that will not happen.
Mainly the demographic.Such as?
Princess and the Frog particularly underperformed at the Japanese box office compared to other contemporaneous Disney releases. Let's leave it at that.Such as?
- PatF isn't that popular in Japan. Though this doesn't matter if they make an excellent attraction out of it. WDI has yet to do so unfortunately.Such as?
Disney should produce some IP based around Japan to give them more options. They have surprisingly little given their relationship with OLC.
One if the reasons they haven't is because for a long time the love Japan had for Disney was Americana. Hence Tokyo Disneyland in the first place. Japan has the oldest population average in the world of first worlds. So it has be like mostly baby boomers and older, if you will.That's true and really surprising. The closest they got was Big Hero 6 which is only halfway Japanese style
Kingdom Hearts?That's true and really surprising. The closest they got was Big Hero 6 which is only halfway Japanese style
This is true but sharing with developer squaronix makes things tricky and rare.Kingdom Hearts?
Makes sense. Goes back to the culture of age too.Disney owns Kingdom Hearts 100%. They don't need Square's permission to do anything with that IP.
But KH is too niche otaku to get a full E-ticket attraction I think, even in Japan (Tokyo Disneyland hotel did get a KH room overlay a few years back).
I don’t think it’s that niche. Maybe in the grand scheme of things, but out of Disney IP? But many recent additions have a much smaller audience (Tron anybody?).Disney owns Kingdom Hearts 100%. They don't need Square's permission to do anything with that IP.
But KH is too niche otaku to get a full E-ticket attraction I think, even in Japan (Tokyo Disneyland hotel did get a KH room overlay a few years back).
Bob Iger loves Tron for some reason. Mainly his thought that it could come back as a blockbuster. Shanghai got theirs in development because it was a movie when Space Mt wasn't(even though they wanted it to be when Shanghai was in development) and FL got theirs when the Jared Leto plan was in the early works and easy to clone a thrill.I don’t think it’s that niche. Maybe in the grand scheme of things, but out of Disney IP? But many recent additions have a much smaller audience (Tron anybody?).
Spirited Away? A Disney purchase rather than a Disney production, but Japanese and beautiful.Disney should produce some IP based around Japan to give them more options. They have surprisingly little given their relationship with OLC.
Besides the neon light aesthetic, it’s had no cultural staying power. The two most popular Tron related things are probably the coaster and, funny enough, it’s appearance in Kingdom Hearts.Bob Iger loves Tron for some reason. Mainly his thought that it could come back as a blockbuster. Shanghai got theirs in development because it was a movie when Space Mt wasn't(even though they wanted it to be when Shanghai was in development) and FL got theirs when the Jared Leto plan was in the early works and easy to clone a thrill.
Yeah. That guy that just loved tron and was famous for awkwardly wearing the outfit before cosplay was cool is one of the only things that really comes to mind. It is a great example of all aesthetic and no substance, or little if one wants to be less harsh, and was not much more than that, even back to the original.Besides the neon light aesthetic, it’s had no cultural staying power. The two most popular Tron related things are probably the coaster and, funny enough, it’s appearance in Kingdom Hearts.
You want a Pyoro hint? Fine. Figure out this.
I have been summonedKingdom Hearts?
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