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Funimation at 0.91 and Samsung Mobile at 0.89 form two distinct poles in Toei Animation's top 10 — one rooted in anime infrastructure, the other in consumer electronics — and the gap between them defines the two-peak structure of this audience.
The anime-adjacent cluster is tight and coherent. Funimation (0.91), Shonen Jump (0.88), and My Hero Academia (0.86) are all entertainment platforms, magazines, or TV shows orbiting the same fandom space. VIZ (0.82) — the only other Entertainment-subcategory brand in the top 10 alongside Toei itself — reinforces this cluster. But the second peak pulls in a different direction: Samsung Mobile (0.89), Capcom USA (0.86), Sony (0.85), KINGDOM HEARTS (0.85), and SEGA (0.84) represent consumer technology and game developers — a subcategory that accounts for four of the top 10 neighbors. Square Enix (0.83) extends that gaming cluster further. The presence of Fenty Beauty (0.84) at position eight is the sharpest cross-kind signal in the set: a Beauty brand sitting inside a neighborhood otherwise defined by anime and gaming.
The two-peak shape suggests Toei Animation's audience is simultaneously shaped by anime fandom and by a broader consumer tech and gaming identity — two overlapping but structurally distinct communities sharing the same followers.
