Ryoma Kawamura, an anime producer at Wit Studio, has called out the lack of promotional efforts by streaming giant Netflix for the studio’s upcoming original anime Moonrise.

In a recent post on X, Kawamura addressed the issue without naming anyone explicitly, noting that the anime was still buried and urged them to increase visibility for the project.

Fans online quickly deduced the “Red ‘N’ company” reference pointed to the streaming giant Netflix, the platform set to distribute Moonrise.

“Please, I’m begging you—promote it properly! I can’t do this alone! Seriously, I’m asking you!! It’s still completely buried. Red ‘N’ company!! It’s time to show your power to the world!” he wrote.

頼むから宣伝頑張ってくれー

ワシの力だけでは無理なんやー

まじでお願いします！！

まだ、埋もれまくってます。

赤いN社！！

その力を世界に見せつける時がきたぞー！

— 河村崚磨 (@rv8DqHqXA1zaCzs) March 11, 2025

Moonrise, an 18-episode original science-fiction anime was first announced in 2018. It was in active production since at least 2022.

However, it...