Why were so many anime removed from Netflix?

Why are and have so many anime (Food Wars, Attack on Titan, etc.) been removed from Netflix?

Licenses expired. And it was probably not worth extending it for Netflix.

Licenses have expired.

Licenses expired and they were not renewed.

License has expired.

https://ninotaku.de/netflix-weitere-anime-fliegen-raus/

The license has expired and since it wasn't worth it for Netflix, they didn't renew it.

And it was probably not worth extending it for Netflix

Or she wanted to, but was refused.

If a company offers enough money don't refuse it.

That's why they made the anime to make money.

Why should you reject a netflix offer?

Why should you reject a netflix offer?

Because Kaze has streaming providers itself.
In addition, it is clearly rejected if the offer too little.

In addition, it is clearly rejected if the offer too little.

Correct, that's why I said:

When a company offers enough money

Kaze didn't do the anime though. Netflix has to negotiate the license with the studio in japan.
Of course, if kaze offered more than netflix for streaming rights, then kaze gets it, that's clear.

Of course, if kaze offered more than netflix for streaming rights, then kaze gets it, that's clear.

And it looks like it is.

Is that confirmed that kaze has the streaming rights in Germany? Or are you just guessing now? Haven't heard of it yet.

Just because you have the rights to distribution via dvd / bluray, you are not allowed to stream it straight away.

Kaze is one of the biggest in the anime industry, as far as I know, Crunchyroll etc is also part of Kaze. And they own all the licenses. But the market is just too complicated, because in the end everyone helps each other in certain things etc ^^

No, not all of the licenses are owned by crunchyroll. Crunchyroll has very few licenses compared to the number of anime out there.

Also, crunchyroll is not owned by kaze, which is an american company. Crunchyroll belongs to

https://de.wikipedia.org/...arnerMedia.

Kaze belongs to crunchyroll, exactly the other way around.

As I said, nothing was confirmed. You can't just claim that kaze bought the streaming license without knowing it.

You can't just claim that kaze bought the streaming license without knowing it

The same then also applies to you. You don't know if Netflix rejected it or or…

Well or what? What alternative is there?

If you offer enough money there's no reason to decline Netflix's offer, as I said.