>That feel when your waifu earns less at her job than a college student
>>134141355
At least you have a good taste, so that's something.
>>134141355
>less than a college student
How is this legal?
>>134141355
Translation?
>>134141355
As long as you consider that working is an annoying thing necessary for life, you will never understand these animators.
>>134141355
>Yearly income of popular seiyuu
>70,000,000 yen
Well shit.
>>134141355
>>134142816
>>134142969
They are the only ones on there able to multiply their income exponentially. the others are pretty much stuck on salary, it's not like they get double even if they do work on two projects each quarter.
>>134143068
I'm sure this has been asked already, but how the hell do they live? Are they like slaves?
>>134141355
Thank god that living in japan is cheap as fuck
>>134143246
Japanese system. Their salary rise each year, this number is only actual for the first few years. Then it gets better.
But, yeah. Most live with their parents and not have any lives beside work.
>>134143246
Do you have any idea of how many jobs they take at a single time?
>>134143378
No, I don't.
>>134143246
Pretty much, you find out every now and again that they are treated like shit because they viewed as expendable or they work themselves to actual death
>>134143246
If you're savvy about your living expenses and cook at home you'll do fine. It isn't all that different from college student life when they're in an apartment. Cities tend to have quarters for young people and transportation are more accessible in certain areas.
>>134143431
So, when I watch anime, i'm watching the product of slave labor?
>>134143533
Not if you're watching KyoAni masterpieces.
They are the only ones who treat their animators right.
>>134143533
No, because everyone going into that industry enters voluntary with money surpassed the want of drawing cute girls than they would just become hedge fund managers.
>>134141355
>>134143068
Nope nope nope. Ema making big bucks now. She can afford to go to a real dentist and everything.
>>134142816
That bird is adorable!
>>134143573
I thought I read somewhere that KyoAni doesn't get more or less budget than other studios. They're just smarter about managing what they get and the CEO is kind to her workers or something
How much are the koreans paid?
>>134143068
holy shit
>>134143689
They're paid with kimchi
>>134143582
From what I've read, a lot of seiyuus have rich parents (like Shizuka Ito and Aoi Yuuki and perhaps Marina Inoue, for some examples). So at least they have trust funds.
>>134143582
Japanese salary scheme is different from the West. You can be fucking genius and doing as much as the rest of your coworkers combined, yet you will have your salary based on your age only, and you will never have a promotion until you're at least 40.
Even the most elite of the elite (for example 商社) newly joined workers only get 300万tops.
>>134143870
Japan doesn't seem like a fun place to live.
>>134141355
I still question the validity of that chart.
>>134143870
That's mostly the same on in the west, Unions demand seniority based pay.
>>134144660
Unions are nearly gone in the United States.
>>134143068
This is proof that the best girls are always poor
>>134143573
I read that Ghibli and Bones also pay good salaries to theirs employees.
>>134144754
So are most manufacturing jobs.
>>134145192
No point of them being here if you can pay people from other countries bread crumbs to do the same work, then import it at a super lower cost
>>134143641
>They're just smarter about managing what they get and the CEO is kind to her workers or something
yashashi~
>>134143328
>first few years
who actually lives bellow poverty and works for 1-4 years until they start living at the upper bracket of poverty
>>134141355
since when did college student become a job?
>>134142570
Japan probably has different laws?
I know in America the wages rank and file animators make is actually criminal.
