COVID-19's impact on the world is being felt in every possible industry. And while its impact on mega-corporations' warchests is significantly less important than its impact on ou💃r collective livelihoods, it's hard to ignore the major shake-ups happening in several fields.

Case in point: the anime industry. As of this writing, close to eighty differe🤡nt anime have been delayed, postponed, or outright put on hold due to the fallout from the pandemic. , this number encompasses not only upcoming show and movies, but long-running programs as well.

That includes longtime stalwarts like Chibi Maruko-Chan, Sazae-San, and Pokemon, for starters. It also encompasses contemporary shonen smash-hits, such as Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, Black Clover, and One Piece. Upcoming shows have a💫lso been pushed back - most are aiming for a near-future release, but some have no solid plans going forward.

Movies have also been impacted. The hotly-anticipated Evangelion 3.0 + 1.0 has seen yet another delay, and the upcoming Fate film has also been hit.

In total, 54 different series and 24 movies have been impacted - and that's just counting anime. Some of these delays are indefinite, while others have new dates lined up. Meanwhile, outliers like One Piece are allegedly preparing for production even in quara♉ntine.

It's been a weird time to be a fan of, uh, pretty much anything lately. Movies, TV shows, and games have been put on hiatus as the world struggles to cope with this haunting new daily situation. While it's easy to offer hopeful platitudes, the grim reality is that COVID-🥂19's impact will be felt longer tha🎀n any of us could possibly anticipate.

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