Why we might not see the Ginga series get distributed in the U.S.

Listen guy's and gal's, this is pretty important on why we might not see the Ginga series get distributed in the U.S.

If you don't know what the Ginga series is about, it's both a manga and anime series and they both have a puppy dog as the main character. But they are violent and not inteded for children. Literally.

When I watched the series on YouTube, I loved them but the English Subtitles were fansubs. Also, I don't think anime distributor's like Funimation or Viz Media would distribute the manga and anime series because they might think that the Ginga series don't look that interesting due to the fact that it's a violent series with dog's fighting dog's. Also, the animation in, Ginga Nagareboshi Gin, is a bit dated.

Like I said about the fansubs in the show's, there are also fan translations for both of the mangas (Well, manga U.S. Distributor, ComicsOne, only translated the first three volumes). This is a bad thing because they hurt both the anime and manga industry and that's another reason why we might not see the Ginga series get released in the U.S. Anime fan's have to face the fact that we need to wait until the industry can get the Ginga series distributed in the U.S. Otherwise, we might not even see the series get U.S. distribution.

That's all I have to say guy's and we are going to have to wait until an anime distributor releases the Ginga series here in the U.S.