Funimation gets sued for violating Disability Act?

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This news was unexpected. Just to clarify, this has nothing to do with the whole Vic Mignogna debacle, it is something else. According to Anime News Network, someone is suing the Funimation company for violating the Disability Act. A legally blind person named Jenise Angeles filed a lawsuit on January 13th towards Funimation alleging that the company violates the American Disability Act. The lawsuit claims that Funimation failed to construct and create a website that can benefit herself and others who have impaired vision. The lawsuit in which she is targeting is the “shop.funimation.com” website. Jenise is a legally blind who needs assistance when accessing the web. Jenise reported to Funimation at the shop site whenever she wanted to shop for sales, but due to Funimation lacking of features and accommodations, she misses out on experiencing shopping from them. These accommodating features include alt texts and other label elements which helps pinpoint on certain products and see the details.

There is more details in Anime News Network and Accessibility.com in which explains more details on the situation with Funimation. Recently updated, Funimation has yet to comment on this lawsuit.

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Anime News Network

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Accessibility.com

VA Ian James Corlett voices Miruko in Yashahime

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2020 has been a rough year for all of us. For the anime community, what hit us the most was the loss of voice actor Kirby Morrow. In case you don’t know who is Kirby Morrow, he is a voice actor who voiced iconic characters such as Miruko in Inuyasha and he was one of the many voices of Goku from Dragon Ball Z. Today, according to the Viz Media Twitter, voice actor Ian James Corlett will be taking over the role Miruko in the Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon. Ian James Corlett was voiced Goku in the Saban version of Dragon Ball Z

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Crash 4 joins the next gen consoles!

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Remember last year when Activision released the new and fourth game Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time? In case you been waiting to pick this up, Activision has some exciting news for you. It’s been announced that Crash 4 will be making the jump into multiple platforms besides PS4 and XB1. On March 12th of this year, players can get Crash 4 on PC, Nintendo Switch and even the updated PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Those who have the PS4 and Xbox One copy can get a free upgrade to the game on the next gen console. If you want the PC version, it has to be purchased at Battle.net. The PS5 and Xbox Series X|S will include faster load times and 4K resolution.

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Activision Blog