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there's a rumor season 2 will come in 2nd april

Feb 9, 2018 6:56 PM

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YUSARIE said:
there's a rumor season 2 will come in 2nd april

Can you link the source?

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Feb 12, 2018 9:46 PM

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MH-kun said:
I think it will be another season and it will cover this https://myanimelist.net/manga/97643

I'm currently reading the SukaSuka novels so ofc i haven't read SukaMoka yet.

Not quite sure about that. I'm actually on volume 3 of SukaSuka (aka where the anime ends) and there's still 2 more volumes of the novels. It would looks so bad it they just instantly jumps without even finish adapting the main novel

Feb 12, 2018 10:24 PM

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Hanayohane said:

Not quite sure about that. I'm actually on volume 3 of SukaSuka (aka where the anime ends) and there's still 2 more volumes of the novels. It would looks so bad it they just instantly jumps without even finish adapting the main novel

Well man, I didn't read the novels. Maybe, there will be special episode(s) or a movie or anything for the 2 volumes you read. Also the SukaMoka novel may get an adaption later if it is finished.

Feb 28, 2018 5:42 PM

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FerdinandSurya said:

YUSARIE said:
there's a rumor season 2 will come in 2nd april

Can you link the source?

https://lifekino.club/shuumatsu-nani-shitemasu-ka-season-2.html
i think its fake tho... I KNOW its fake.. but...

Mar 1, 2018 7:11 PM

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YUSARIE said:

FerdinandSurya said:

Can you link the source?

https://lifekino.club/shuumatsu-nani-shitemasu-ka-season-2.html
i think its fake tho... I KNOW its fake.. but...

It is fake. I know what you feel, this anime is indeed underrated. I just hope to see the continuation in another season but the chances are low. Well I just can't wait so I read the novel anyway. The anime ended at Volume 3, so you just need to read 2 volumes if you want.

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Mar 5, 2018 6:52 AM

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FerdinandSurya said:

YUSARIE said:

https://lifekino.club/shuumatsu-nani-shitemasu-ka-season-2.html
i think its fake tho... I KNOW its fake.. but...

It is fake. I know what you feel, this anime is indeed underrated. I just hope to see the continuation in another season but the chances are low. Well I just can't wait so I read the novel anyway. The anime ended at Volume 3, so you just need to read 2 volumes if you want.

The problem is... that I've finished the sukasuka novel and can't find any sukamoka translations

Mar 5, 2018 6:57 AM

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I think there's a chance for it. Unofficially by the creators, they say they want to do more if they got enough reputation and plus with the official news that in Japan.
http://blog.hackadoll.com/2017/09/anime-award2017ssrsl.html?m=1
They got to the No.1 in summer plus spring. In 2017 they got to the No.4 of the year for Japan.

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Mar 5, 2018 3:29 PM

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YUSARIE said:

FerdinandSurya said:

It is fake. I know what you feel, this anime is indeed underrated. I just hope to see the continuation in another season but the chances are low. Well I just can't wait so I read the novel anyway. The anime ended at Volume 3, so you just need to read 2 volumes if you want.

The problem is... that I've finished the sukasuka novel and can't find any sukamoka translations

I guess you haven't seen Orlandri Translation Company yet. Yes, the name is a parody from the real Orlandri Trading Company from SukaSuka lol. They're currently translating SukaSuka EX and SukaMoka. Check them out here https://orlandri-tl.tumblr.com
Have a nice day :)

InfinityKiyen said:
I think there's a chance for it. Unofficially by the creators, they say they want to do more if they got enough reputation and plus with the official news that in Japan.
http://blog.hackadoll.com/2017/09/anime-award2017ssrsl.html?m=1
They got to the No.1 in summer plus spring. In 2017 they got to the No.4 of the year for Japan.

I didn't know that SukaSuka was that popular in Japan, it's amazing how SukaSuka only rated less than 8 in MAL.

FerdinandSuryaMar 5, 2018 7:09 PM

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Mar 5, 2018 5:17 PM

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FerdinandSurya said:

YUSARIE said:

The problem is... that I've finished the sukasuka novel and can't find any sukamoka translations

I guess you haven't seen Orlandri Translation Company yet. Yes, the name is a parody from the real Orlandri Trading Company from SukaSuka lol. They're currently translating SukaSuka EX and SukaMoka. Check them out here https://orlandri-tl.tumblr.com
Have a nice day :)

InfinityKiyen said:
I think there's a chance for it. Unofficially by the creators, they say they want to do more if they got enough reputation and plus with the official news that in Japan.
http://blog.hackadoll.com/2017/09/anime-award2017ssrsl.html?m=1
They got to the No.1 in summer plus spring. In 2017 they got to the No.4 of the year for Japan.

I didn't know that SukaSuka is that popular in Japan, it's amazing how SukaSuka only rated less than 8 in MAL.

I kinda manga to know why. SukaSuka you see it has a late populaty. If that were the case then what happen to those who don't have a lot of time and check for review instead? The first they see is this review "byagendator"
Overall Rating6
Jun 28, 2017 1:13 AM | 197 people found helpful
Did you ever get that feel of "this could be great if" while reading or watching something? This feel is exactly what this anime is about. A story with huge potential, but undermined. Undermined by the author's lack of proper writing skills. By conventions of a degenerated form of writing. And by a not so good adaptation.

This show can pass by as your average light novel adaptation with ease. Hella long title you won't remember no matter what. A cast of characters with names difficult to read or memorize. Male MC that shoves up people's ass his set of morals once in a while. MC's love interest that goes melodramatic and cry several times. Yet you can find here the tragedy of a man. A man that lost everything, and ends up in some state of suspended animation until he is awaken many years later in a "foreign" world (Captain America, huh?). The cute heroine is actually a weapon of mass destruction that can die any time for the sake of the world. High stakes for the love interests and the risk of emotional loss could make this a great love story, right?

Problem is, the show couldn't decide whenever it wanted to be a dull light novel adaptation or a good story. This leaded to a confusing presentation and lack of self-awareness. Say, they present you with a little depth of Willem's character. It is reedeming and set him as a "not your typical LN male MC at all". And, show a few seconds later one of the most cringe-inducing reactions that a plain tsundere girl can have. Breakdowns like this are destructive to suspension of disbelief.

But in the long run, the show saves itself from the mediocrity valley. Remember the love story? What blooms here is the most organic romance I have seen in anime, at least in a while. Never two people falling in love with each other felt so natural. Chtholly (I swear I didn't look up the character list) slowly evolves into a housewife in hopes to become a better person for Willem. Willem in turn tries to overcome his own fears of another loss so he can give Chtholly the love she deserves. Both of them reach the stage of mutual love step by step. It's simple, but it works.

The show goes up and down since episode one, between LN's conventions and good writing. There's a immersive post-apocalyptic setting. A well-tied set of emotional stakes, great OST and some gorgeous visuals. But there are one-sided characters, with single tropes defining them. Also a typical LN setup, and some crappy CGI.

As bad as this series might sound, it's good enough. At least, the LN medium isn't completely doomed. The guy who wrote this is talented, but needs to polish his skills and broaden his writing experience, which seems narrow yet.

"How do you fall in love at the end of the world?" - This alone would be a better name, although still long. Keep your titles short and easy to read they say. The name "SukaSuka" means nothing to me. So how I'm supposed to call for this show?

I'm pretty sure that might cause a lot of popularity to drop a lot. Even though all it said is just mean one thing "The name is too long. I don't know how to call it, so that name means nothing."
Funny right? It said reviews but there aren't any staff about how's the anime is at all.

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Mar 6, 2018 6:12 PM

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InfinityKiyen said:

FerdinandSurya said:

I guess you haven't seen Orlandri Translation Company yet. Yes, the name is a parody from the real Orlandri Trading Company from SukaSuka lol. They're currently translating SukaSuka EX and SukaMoka. Check them out here https://orlandri-tl.tumblr.com
Have a nice day :)

I didn't know that SukaSuka is that popular in Japan, it's amazing how SukaSuka only rated less than 8 in MAL.

I kinda manga to know why. SukaSuka you see it has a late populaty. If that were the case then what happen to those who don't have a lot of time and check for review instead? The first they see is this review "byagendator"
Overall Rating6
Jun 28, 2017 1:13 AM | 197 people found helpful
Did you ever get that feel of "this could be great if" while reading or watching something? This feel is exactly what this anime is about. A story with huge potential, but undermined. Undermined by the author's lack of proper writing skills. By conventions of a degenerated form of writing. And by a not so good adaptation.

This show can pass by as your average light novel adaptation with ease. Hella long title you won't remember no matter what. A cast of characters with names difficult to read or memorize. Male MC that shoves up people's ass his set of morals once in a while. MC's love interest that goes melodramatic and cry several times. Yet you can find here the tragedy of a man. A man that lost everything, and ends up in some state of suspended animation until he is awaken many years later in a "foreign" world (Captain America, huh?). The cute heroine is actually a weapon of mass destruction that can die any time for the sake of the world. High stakes for the love interests and the risk of emotional loss could make this a great love story, right?

Problem is, the show couldn't decide whenever it wanted to be a dull light novel adaptation or a good story. This leaded to a confusing presentation and lack of self-awareness. Say, they present you with a little depth of Willem's character. It is reedeming and set him as a "not your typical LN male MC at all". And, show a few seconds later one of the most cringe-inducing reactions that a plain tsundere girl can have. Breakdowns like this are destructive to suspension of disbelief.

But in the long run, the show saves itself from the mediocrity valley. Remember the love story? What blooms here is the most organic romance I have seen in anime, at least in a while. Never two people falling in love with each other felt so natural. Chtholly (I swear I didn't look up the character list) slowly evolves into a housewife in hopes to become a better person for Willem. Willem in turn tries to overcome his own fears of another loss so he can give Chtholly the love she deserves. Both of them reach the stage of mutual love step by step. It's simple, but it works.

The show goes up and down since episode one, between LN's conventions and good writing. There's a immersive post-apocalyptic setting. A well-tied set of emotional stakes, great OST and some gorgeous visuals. But there are one-sided characters, with single tropes defining them. Also a typical LN setup, and some crappy CGI.

As bad as this series might sound, it's good enough. At least, the LN medium isn't completely doomed. The guy who wrote this is talented, but needs to polish his skills and broaden his writing experience, which seems narrow yet.

"How do you fall in love at the end of the world?" - This alone would be a better name, although still long. Keep your titles short and easy to read they say. The name "SukaSuka" means nothing to me. So how I'm supposed to call for this show?

I'm pretty sure that might cause a lot of popularity to drop a lot. Even though all it said is just mean one thing "The name is too long. I don't know how to call it, so that name means nothing."
Funny right? It said reviews but there aren't any staff about how's the anime is at all.

I've read that review as well. It's really disheartening for me to see that kind of review on the very top of reviews section. Let me criticize this review for a bit. He said that the writing was awful. Maybe I'm just dull or anything but I can't seems to find his point. I've watched and read the novel so I know what I'm saying. The writing is not awful. Right after that he said that this is a bad adaptation. By saying this you could assume that he already read the original novel. But in reality he didn't. So how could he know that this is a bad adaptation when he hadn't read the original? And yes I'm completely agree with you. Giving SukaSuka a bad review because its title is too long is just ridiculous. In fact I remember the whole title and the name of every single characters here. I think unique character names what makes them easier to remember. I just found this review a complete gibberish.

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Mar 7, 2018 6:53 AM

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FerdinandSurya said:

InfinityKiyen said:

I kinda manga to know why. SukaSuka you see it has a late populaty. If that were the case then what happen to those who don't have a lot of time and check for review instead? The first they see is this review "byagendator"
Overall Rating6
Jun 28, 2017 1:13 AM | 197 people found helpful
Did you ever get that feel of "this could be great if" while reading or watching something? This feel is exactly what this anime is about. A story with huge potential, but undermined. Undermined by the author's lack of proper writing skills. By conventions of a degenerated form of writing. And by a not so good adaptation.

This show can pass by as your average light novel adaptation with ease. Hella long title you won't remember no matter what. A cast of characters with names difficult to read or memorize. Male MC that shoves up people's ass his set of morals once in a while. MC's love interest that goes melodramatic and cry several times. Yet you can find here the tragedy of a man. A man that lost everything, and ends up in some state of suspended animation until he is awaken many years later in a "foreign" world (Captain America, huh?). The cute heroine is actually a weapon of mass destruction that can die any time for the sake of the world. High stakes for the love interests and the risk of emotional loss could make this a great love story, right?

Problem is, the show couldn't decide whenever it wanted to be a dull light novel adaptation or a good story. This leaded to a confusing presentation and lack of self-awareness. Say, they present you with a little depth of Willem's character. It is reedeming and set him as a "not your typical LN male MC at all". And, show a few seconds later one of the most cringe-inducing reactions that a plain tsundere girl can have. Breakdowns like this are destructive to suspension of disbelief.

But in the long run, the show saves itself from the mediocrity valley. Remember the love story? What blooms here is the most organic romance I have seen in anime, at least in a while. Never two people falling in love with each other felt so natural. Chtholly (I swear I didn't look up the character list) slowly evolves into a housewife in hopes to become a better person for Willem. Willem in turn tries to overcome his own fears of another loss so he can give Chtholly the love she deserves. Both of them reach the stage of mutual love step by step. It's simple, but it works.

The show goes up and down since episode one, between LN's conventions and good writing. There's a immersive post-apocalyptic setting. A well-tied set of emotional stakes, great OST and some gorgeous visuals. But there are one-sided characters, with single tropes defining them. Also a typical LN setup, and some crappy CGI.

As bad as this series might sound, it's good enough. At least, the LN medium isn't completely doomed. The guy who wrote this is talented, but needs to polish his skills and broaden his writing experience, which seems narrow yet.

"How do you fall in love at the end of the world?" - This alone would be a better name, although still long. Keep your titles short and easy to read they say. The name "SukaSuka" means nothing to me. So how I'm supposed to call for this show?

I'm pretty sure that might cause a lot of popularity to drop a lot. Even though all it said is just mean one thing "The name is too long. I don't know how to call it, so that name means nothing."
Funny right? It said reviews but there aren't any staff about how's the anime is at all.

I've read that review as well. It's really disheartening for me to see that kind of review on the very top of reviews section. Let me criticize this review for a bit. He said that the writing was awful. Maybe I'm just dull or anything but I can't seems to find his point. I've watched and read the novel so I know what I'm saying. The writing is not awful. Right after that he said that this is a bad adaptation. By saying this you could assume that he already read the original novel. But in reality he didn't. So how could he know that this is a bad adaptation when he hadn't read the original? And yes I'm completely agree with you. Giving SukaSuka a bad review because its title is too long is just ridiculous. In fact I remember the whole title and the name of every single characters here. I think unique character names what makes them easier to remember. I just found this review a complete gibberish.

I agree. After my heart got broken cause of its ending, I then saw this and made me so mad that it made me recover from that sadness instantly. Like WTF? This is useful? Even the halfa** reviews like "It's just 10/10" its even more useful cause at least it will still give those people a chance to know if its good or not. That person seems to do a hate reviews on every good anime too tbh. However, it seems the "Cyberbully is real" once again. If the creators somehow learn how to read English that person will be dead meat with a very long, heavy and polite paragraph about what they think about those comments meant to them. They do that too in Japanese to those who do those cyberbully staff. With a very heavy, polite and long paragraph. You mightn't want to make them mad cause that will be the scariest and the most polite message you will see. They might not have any curse words in their vocabulary or their languages might be the most polite languages in the world? Their politeness can be super scary trust me. Good thing that dude didn't write that reviews in Japanese cause what you are dealing with is with the country where there's a lot of stories and many things that many people considering are the scariest stories of all. I bet that dude will be sweating if that happens.

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Mar 7, 2018 6:21 PM

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InfinityKiyen said:

I kinda manga to know why. SukaSuka you see it has a late populaty.

only in MAL. Because MAL is always behind bcs they have shit taste
If you go deep enough, in online anime circles, to places that have stuff that public forums can't pick up, SukaSuka is actually pretty well-received with each and every episode. Not just in Japan, but world-wide.

But more importantly, we all can tell that the staff love doing this adaptation, too. (And we fans love them for that.)
So while they say they will only do it if they can find enough money, I'm pretty sure that by now they've already started doing the groundworks, on any spare time they can find between their busy schedule.
So, I'm quite confident that a SukaMoka adaptation (that also covers the end of Willem's story) is in the works.

ps.: Although will it ever be out or not, no one knows. (Television broadcasting business sucks.)

Mar 8, 2018 9:52 AM

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Revvie-chan said:

InfinityKiyen said:

I kinda manga to know why. SukaSuka you see it has a late populaty.

only in MAL. Because MAL is always behind bcs they have shit taste
If you go deep enough, in online anime circles, to places that have stuff that public forums can't pick up, SukaSuka is actually pretty well-received with each and every episode. Not just in Japan, but world-wide.

But more importantly, we all can tell that the staff love doing this adaptation, too. (And we fans love them for that.)
So while they say they will only do it if they can find enough money, I'm pretty sure that by now they've already started doing the groundworks, on any spare time they can find between their busy schedule.
So, I'm quite confident that a SukaMoka adaptation (that also covers the end of Willem's story) is in the works.

ps.: Although will it ever be out or not, no one knows. (Television broadcasting business sucks.)

I agree. Hope they can keep those promise cause Television broadcasting business isn't a joke.

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Mar 8, 2018 3:14 PM

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FerdinandSurya said:

YUSARIE said:

The problem is... that I've finished the sukasuka novel and can't find any sukamoka translations

I guess you haven't seen Orlandri Translation Company yet. Yes, the name is a parody from the real Orlandri Trading Company from SukaSuka lol. They're currently translating SukaSuka EX and SukaMoka. Check them out here https://orlandri-tl.tumblr.com
Have a nice day :)

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Mar 9, 2018 7:43 PM

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