| Actually the dilemma from 2016/17 was mainly animated by the CG-only-Studio GEMBA and Millepensee. Lidenfilms was just overall producing the anime. But yea, I'm not a huge fan of Liden either. Their animation can look good in some parts, but overall i'd call it okayish. Still, I'm kinda excited for the anime and maybe it'll surprise us with being a good adaption.. who knows. |
| also worth mentioning is that the manga is a long one like 200+ chapters if i remember right and they will release this one as soon as October of this year? lol the production time for this one will be bad i can see it already so it may have a greatly animated first 4-6 episodes before the animation quality begins to drop significantly again but if they do it like split cours or how My Hero Academia and Attack on Titan have done it then there is hope but still i remove this from my list now since im kinda disppointed at this |
| I am not expecting an adaptation with a high quality animation, but if the anime going to take an artisticaly direction(we can tell that part is in a good hand) and good storytelling without skiping important parts and butchering the source material, then i'll be super happy |
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ugmon said: also worth mentioning is that the manga is a long one like 200+ chapters if i remember right and they will release this one as soon as October of this year? lol the production time for this one will be bad i can see it already so it may have a greatly animated first 4-6 episodes before the animation quality begins to drop significantly again but if they do it like split cours or how My Hero Academia and Attack on Titan have done it then there is hope but still i remove this from my list now since im kinda disppointed at this Good point, yeah i'm worrying about this since the scheudling is kinda bad for a long term adaptation, they announce it in may and the release in october, sounds like a disaster in the way.. |
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| also im hearing the rest of the anime staff is good though so for you people that are gonna watch this then they might be hope, enough talent and time are good recipe for a good/great anime quality so maybe the talented staff of this remake can at least overcompensate for their lack of enough production time Director: Hiroshi Hamasaki Series Composition: Makoto Fukami Character Design: Shingo Ogiso Music: Eiko Ishibashi Studio: Liden Films Cast: Kenjiro Tsuda Ayane Sakura https://twitter.com/pkjd8I8/status/1159389980298371072 |
| as long as it's better than the last attempt... |
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| PV 2 is out! Episodes 1 and 2 will air on Oct. 10th in Amazon Prime Video. |
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| the pv looks great, I like it, did any of you guys see some characters that appear later in the manga from the pv? just to know where this adaptation is going aprox. |
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Catalano said: From what I saw in the PV, they only showed scenes of the first arc (AKA the first 20 chapters of the manga), so for the moment it doesn't look like they are going to rush much.the pv looks great, I like it, did any of you guys see some characters that appear later in the manga from the pv? just to know where this adaptation is going aprox. |
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Illyricus said: Catalano said: From what I saw in the PV, they only showed scenes of the first arc (AKA the first 20 chapters of the manga), so for the moment it doesn't look like they are going to rush much.the pv looks great, I like it, did any of you guys see some characters that appear later in the manga from the pv? just to know where this adaptation is going aprox. Nice, thanks, looking forward to it, the synopsis for the manga and the art style look awesome |
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Alex82829290 said: draco11 said: Now that you have mentioned it, even if they went for seasonal approach, it could have turn out as somewhat ok adaptation assuming they started working on it from early 2019. But most likely they are going for long run approach. I'm losing that slightest bit of hope I had. Seems like you people don't know shit about anime adaptations. Just to make an example vinland saga was announced in 2018 but production started at 2016. When an anime is announced it doesn't mean automatically that the production started at that time(and if that was the case that wouldn't be a good marketing choice AT ALL so studio don't risk things like that), but we'll see. Also i have faith in this project as 1) it's a reboot, there are low chances that they can fuck it up 2)Hiroshi Hamasaki as the director has ton of experience being the director of og Steins gate too. Also it'll be most likely not a long term adaptation but a seasons split one knowing lidenfilms. And since the blade of the immortal is a big manga they might actually have better budget than the 2008 adaptation since this will cover the whole story err One Punh Man season 2 was announced in 2016-2017 but look at it aired now in 2019 with bad animation quality the point is production schedules this days are crap because of anime overproduction and animator shortage that leads to a lot of quality drops in animation and its rare to have an anime this days with consistent awesome animation because of that either way im not gonna bother watching this although ye i guess too that it will be seasonal or split cours for them to have enough production time if there is any left for them that is |
| they changed the fucking manji in the back of the protagonist lol |
Alex82829290 said: heg said: I suggest to go see the trailer that proved all of you wrong https://youtu.be/oCMp3YZBvwg you have a point schedule (and staff) are usually what makes an anime consistent or black clover basically but it seems to me that schedule is pretty good based on the trailer. Probably they were planning this adaptation since a long timeerr One Punh Man season 2 was announced in 2016-2017 but look at it aired now in 2019 with bad animation quality the point is production schedules this days are crap because of anime overproduction and animator shortage that leads to a lot of quality drops in animation and its rare to have an anime this days with consistent awesome animation because of that either way im not gonna bother watching this although ye i guess too that it will be seasonal or split cours for them to have enough production time if there is any left for them that is a trailer does not mean much especially if it only shows the first 4-6 episodes only and since the first 4-6 episodes of any anime usually have better animation because they are animated in advance before the airing date begun and then after that the next episodes tend to have animation quality drops due to production schedules tigthening up because of (little) production problems piling up and then the last episodes are animated good again, such is the life of production schedules for most anime shows this days |
Seems like 30 volumes in 24 episodes confirmed on pre-screening event. |
| I hope that's not true. It took 13 episodes for the first anime to adapt the first arc only (and that is the shortest one too), cramming 30 volumes into 24 episodes would be an absolute disaster, even worse than Karakuri Circus, let's pray for that thing to not happen. |
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Do you have a source for this? |
Well, that's only rumors at this point. shorturl.at/ajmDF shorturl.at/bEM04 |
rinwaveSep 17, 2019 12:12 AM
rinwave said: Seems like 30 volumes in 24 episodes confirmed on pre-screening event. I hope they are going for seasonal approach. I mean we are talking about completely adapting 200+ chapters. |
| I mean, it all depends if there will be more seasons after these 24 episodes or they really are going to try cramming all of this in 2-cour. |
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rinwave said: Seems like 30 volumes in 24 episodes confirmed on pre-screening event. Man this will be a very bad adaptation if they rush like this. Only way they can do this well by making hour long episodes or something like Hellsing Ultimate. |
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| lol 200+ chapters (30 volumes) in just 2-cour anime, i know we complain about pacing of Demon Slayer being slow but this anime adaptation will be super fast if that is true info there |
| I came from looking at the PV, extremely excited from how beautiful it looks as the atmosphere fits the manga perfectly. Then I was revealed the pacing... 200+ chapters in 24 episodes. I hope to god that it's not true. If it is... We have a problem. |
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| question: i haven't read the post above is this a reboot or a continuation of the first? cus lol i do not recall nothing from :)) |
The spider is watching |
dany_elle1908 said: question: i haven't read the post above is this a reboot or a continuation of the first? cus lol i do not recall nothing from :)) This is a reboot anime covering the entire manga. |
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Arjuna777 said: dany_elle1908 said: question: i haven't read the post above is this a reboot or a continuation of the first? cus lol i do not recall nothing from :)) This is a reboot anime covering the entire manga. Super, than i'm glad :). Thank you:) |
The spider is watching |
| is this a Remake of Blade of the Immortal animr (2008) ? or is it a Sequel ? |
| I am originally no one's ally. Therefore, I cannot possibly be a traitor. |
NoblesseS said: A remake. It will adapt the whole manga too, apparently.is this a Remake of Blade of the Immortal animr (2008) ? or is it a Sequel ? |
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Illyricus said: NoblesseS said: A remake. It will adapt the whole manga too, apparently.is this a Remake of Blade of the Immortal animr (2008) ? or is it a Sequel ? Yaay, Great then, Arigato! |
| I am originally no one's ally. Therefore, I cannot possibly be a traitor. |
| Hiroshi Hamasaki definitely gives me hope. That guy is a master. |
| The only thing i have watched directed by Hiroshi Hamasaki is Shigurui and i didn't like that at all, the art was godly but everything else was awful, especially the pacing, it was tooooo sloooow for my liking and didnt't like the story or the characters, i hope this is not done in the same style but the trailer is giving me Shigurui vibes, please be good this is my favorite manga. |
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charlieman999 said: The only thing i have watched directed by Hiroshi Hamasaki is Shigurui and i didn't like that at all, the art was godly but everything else was awful, especially the pacing, it was tooooo sloooow for my liking and didnt't like the story or the characters, i hope this is not done in the same style but the trailer is giving me Shigurui vibes, please be good this is my favorite manga. This one will be too faaaaaast for your liking but at least Shigurui was faithful to the source and it wasn’t actually slow that was the perfect pacing for it, the manga gives the same vibe if you’ve read it |
| Pnbn said: charlieman999 said: The only thing i have watched directed by Hiroshi Hamasaki is Shigurui and i didn't like that at all, the art was godly but everything else was awful, especially the pacing, it was tooooo sloooow for my liking and didnt't like the story or the characters, i hope this is not done in the same style but the trailer is giving me Shigurui vibes, please be good this is my favorite manga. This one will be too faaaaaast for your liking but at least Shigurui was faithful to the source and it wasn’t actually slow that was the perfect pacing for it, the manga gives the same vibe if you’ve read it Ok you liked it more than i did but to me it doesn't matter if it's faithful to the source material or not, watching it was a fucking slog, it tells a super simple revenge story with bland characters whose motivations are barely known that could be told in just a 90 minutes movie instead of 12 episodes, stretched out to show all those endless fight scenes with the characters staring endlessly at each other, that pretty background art with the sound of the cicadas with that static animation, and the many cases of completely gratuitous violence, it was one of the most boring anime series i have seen, and all that slow and methodical buildup just to make an incomplete ending that doesn't solve what is shown in the first episode when the two main characters are about to fight, i know the manga doesn't end there and tells a complete story but im not planning to read the manga so the story felt incomplete to me, they could at least have tried to speed up the pacing and also finish the anime in a more satisfactory manner. |
charlieman999Oct 4, 2019 11:45 AM
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dany_elle1908 said: .a re-telling. You have the exact same events as in the first one but told in a different manner.question: i haven't read the post above is this a reboot or a continuation of the first? cus lol i do not recall nothing from :)) Pretty much a failure. Lots of exposition were originally the viewer had to piece things together, lots of things changed for no reason, lots of artsy stuff just to mask the bad story telling, average graphics and bad acting. Illyricus said: I hope that's not true. It took 13 episodes for the first anime to adapt the first arc only (and that is the shortest one too), cramming 30 volumes into 24 episodes would be an absolute disaster, even worse than Karakuri Circus, let's pray for that thing to not happen. exactly what they try to do,or at least half of those volumes |
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