William White, after careful consideration, decides to establish the headquarters of his comic company outside the United States. He recognizes the potential in the international manga market, particularly in the foot basin. Despite their economic prowess, the foot basin tends to be exclusive, with few international company headquarters in Tokyo.
Tuao becomes a more suitable location due to its convenient transportation and close proximity to the foot basin. William White is confident that the well-established comic patterns in the United States can be applied universally, regardless of location.
William White navigates the complexities of managing his comic company by registering it in the Virgin Islands, establishing its headquarters in Darwin, Tuao, and having studios in both the foot basin and Los Angeles.
Tuao, while not known for its industries, boasts many immigrants, making it an ideal location for finding skilled workers for translation and other tasks. The foot basin comics, while not yet thriving, present an opportunity for William White to make a significant impact.
The company, named Vikings, operates with a low profile for now. William White utilizes a recently closed printing shop in Darwin as the headquarters, and the comic company remains relatively unnoticed.
To ensure accurate translations and avoid the destruction of comics by poor translations, William White hires resident foreigners proficient in English. He recognizes the importance of clear communication in English to cater to a global audience.
William White notes the interesting composition of the Japanese language, which includes a significant portion of foreign language terms. In Tuao, where many immigrants have stayed for extended periods, finding translators capable of accurately translating comics becomes feasible.
Tuao's workforce is observed to be more diligent than those in the United States, which William White attributes to the lack of laziness but rather to the absence of a strong work culture in Tuao.
Despite Darwin's subtropical location, the city has a unique blend of Asian immigrants, including Chinese, ensuring a pool of qualified translators for the comics.
The decline of the comic industry in the United States prompts William White to establish his comic company overseas. He also sees an opportunity in the rising foot basin comics industry, which is transitioning from classics like Astro Boy to more contemporary and original creations.
William White decides to exploit this opportunity and plans to introduce a new wave of comics to the foot basin. He acknowledges that the foot basin's current comics are at the level of Astro Boy and Gundam Mecha but sees this as an advantage to introduce innovative and fresh content.
With his wealth and strategic planning, William White prepares to capitalize on the upcoming golden age of foot basin comics. He acknowledges the cultural fusion in foot basin comics and expresses a willingness to learn from their success.
In preparation for the rise of foot basin comics, William White decides to act swiftly. He understands that traversers like him have a unique advantage and decides to leverage his resources to lead the charge into this burgeoning market.
William White's decision to establish his comic company in Tuao reflects his adaptability and strategic thinking, allowing him to position himself at the forefront of a new era in the comic industry.