I'm hoping you're right and it's just being deliberately misconstrued by the media, I'd hate it if they were to try and stop a GTO or High-school DxD from being made under their rules.
As opposed to that Texas anti-anime law, which friends elsewhere tell me goes into effect September 1.
I doubt it'll hold up at the state Supreme Court, but apparently it's been signed...so why aren't Crunchyroll (Flower Mound, near Dallas) and Sentai Filmworks (Houston) saying anything?
I'm hoping you're right and it's just being deliberately misconstrued by the media, I'd hate it if they were to try and stop a GTO or High-school DxD from being made under their rules.
As opposed to that Texas anti-anime law, which friends elsewhere tell me goes into effect September 1.
I doubt it'll hold up at the state Supreme Court, but apparently it's been signed...so why aren't Crunchyroll (Flower Mound, near Dallas) and Sentai Filmworks (Houston) saying anything?
Was I misinformed?