Talk:ComicFesta

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Is this wiki-notable?

This article has been tagged as possibly not wiki-notable since 2019. I just did Google News searches for "ComicFesta" and "AnimeFesta". Most of the hits were to Anime News Network. Is this good enough? CWC 12:20, 21 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]

ANN article

A recent news item from Anime News Network ends with this paragraph about AnimeFesta and ComicFesta:

WWWave Corporation owns the ComicFesta web manga service, as well as the AnimeFesta anime programming block. AnimeFesta (formerly Anime Zone and ComicFesta Anime) has produced short anime adaptations of over 25 manga from ComicFesta in the past seven years, with many of the manga being adult or risque in nature. The first AnimeFesta anime was On a Lustful Night Mingling with a Priest (Sōryo to Majiwaru Shikiyoku no Yoru ni...), whose Japanese title has led to AnimeFesta anime sometimes being called "Sōryo-waku" (Sōryo-type) by fans. Most of the anime series have two different versions: a "broadcast" version (the censored version aired on television), and a "premium" uncensored version distributed online. WWWave Corporation releases many of the anime titles in English on its Coolmic website.

Here we have a "Reliable Source" providing a nice, short description of CF/AF. We probably should use it in the article. Cheers, CWC 12:41, 14 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]