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Mar 30, 2019 10:56 PM
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I feel empty inside now that the series is over. Wish we could get another season, but it probably won’t happen. :(
Mar 31, 2019 1:51 AM
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Reshiram_IX said:
I feel empty inside now that the series is over. Wish we could get another season, but it probably won’t happen. :(
Well, it's Madhouse that we are talking about here. :)
Also, how far has this anime adapted from the novel so far? Is there still enough material for another season to cover?
Maybe the LN readers can enlighten us about this.
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Mar 31, 2019 3:45 AM
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I feel the same.

Nagi didn't appear much on the last arc.
Mar 31, 2019 1:34 PM
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electromagneto said:
Reshiram_IX said:
I feel empty inside now that the series is over. Wish we could get another season, but it probably won’t happen. :(
Well, it's Madhouse that we are talking about here. :)
Also, how far has this anime adapted from the novel so far? Is there still enough material for another season to cover?
Maybe the LN readers can enlighten us about this.


They adapted volume 1-3 and 5-6. There are 23 volumes in japan, 24 should come out in may. So more than enough material. And there are many more spin-offs in the same universe.
Mar 31, 2019 1:59 PM
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Well, you can always read the books... you just have to learn Japanese first. Or convince Seven Seas to continue translating the books. I am not sure which is harder.
Apr 15, 2019 10:33 PM
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Reshiram_IX said:
I feel empty inside now that the series is over. Wish we could get another season, but it probably won’t happen. :(

Same :(!!!!

Given how anime production these days are financed, there's a near-zero percent chance they will produce a second season.

Anime these days are first and foremost made to promote some other media (in this case, the LN and soon to be released Manga adaptations).

Plus, this was originally planned to be a 2-cour series (likely covering all of the LN 1-6), but they had to cut out at least 3+ episodes. How do I know that? Well, if you look at the publicly available PV1 (https://youtu.be/ReGOM4liVPs), there are scenes which simply did not appear in the final anime, and should be clear from the context that it's part of a completely different story arc (the battle between a telekinetic and a fire mage, starting at 0:36 mark).

So, yeah, we might have originally received a 2-cour adaptation, but due to whatever reason, an entire arc (or two) were cut, and we're left with our disjointed 18-episode blue-ball mess with no clear closure for any of the characters involved.

But I agree: NEED MOAR NAGI!!!!!!!

Vektor- said:
Well, you can always read the books... you just have to learn Japanese first. Or convince Seven Seas to continue translating the books. I am not sure which is harder.

I hope I can find the raws for the novels that are not yet translated by Seven Seas, as I would love to have a crack at doing a fan-translation of the series, now that I'm completely hooked after watching the 2019 anime adaptation!

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After going through a snooze fest of pretentious teen pseudo-intellectual schlock, and tying all the different arcs together, piecing the puzzles - all for a simple conclusion with a lot of loose ends left up to interpretation.

I respect your opinion, but it's really a matter of taste. I felt that the editing, soundtrack and the storytelling technique as a whole package was a uniquely compelling experience. I think the closest example of a similar storytelling technique would be Bakemonogatari, which I also enjoyed immensely.

I also thought Boogiepop was voice acted brilliantly (and that oh-so-smug smirk was just a fantastic touch by the animators!), and there were some "oh shit..." moments (
)

At the end of the day, this anime isn't for everyone, and certainly the initial 3 episode slog was likely a turnoff for many.
Apr 17, 2019 12:07 AM
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ShionArita said:
Reshiram_IX said:
I feel empty inside now that the series is over. Wish we could get another season, but it probably won’t happen. :(

Same :(!!!!

Given how anime production these days are financed, there's a near-zero percent chance they will produce a second season.

Anime these days are first and foremost made to promote some other media (in this case, the LN and soon to be released Manga adaptations).

Plus, this was originally planned to be a 2-cour series (likely covering all of the LN 1-6), but they had to cut out at least 3+ episodes. How do I know that? Well, if you look at the publicly available PV1 (https://youtu.be/ReGOM4liVPs), there are scenes which simply did not appear in the final anime, and should be clear from the context that it's part of a completely different story arc (the battle between a telekinetic and a fire mage, starting at 0:36 mark).

So, yeah, we might have originally received a 2-cour adaptation, but due to whatever reason, an entire arc (or two) were cut, and we're left with our disjointed 18-episode blue-ball mess with no clear closure for any of the characters involved.

But I agree: NEED MOAR NAGI!!!!!!!

Vektor- said:
Well, you can always read the books... you just have to learn Japanese first. Or convince Seven Seas to continue translating the books. I am not sure which is harder.

I hope I can find the raws for the novels that are not yet translated by Seven Seas, as I would love to have a crack at doing a fan-translation of the series, now that I'm completely hooked after watching the 2019 anime adaptation!

papsoshea said:
After going through a snooze fest of pretentious teen pseudo-intellectual schlock, and tying all the different arcs together, piecing the puzzles - all for a simple conclusion with a lot of loose ends left up to interpretation.

I respect your opinion, but it's really a matter of taste. I felt that the editing, soundtrack and the storytelling technique as a whole package was a uniquely compelling experience. I think the closest example of a similar storytelling technique would be Bakemonogatari, which I also enjoyed immensely.

I also thought Boogiepop was voice acted brilliantly (and that oh-so-smug smirk was just a fantastic touch by the animators!), and there were some "oh shit..." moments (
)

At the end of the day, this anime isn't for everyone, and certainly the initial 3 episode slog was likely a turnoff for many.
Wow your right. Didn’t even realize most of the scenes in the pv weren’t even in the Anime.
Apr 17, 2019 12:57 AM
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Vektor- said:
Well, you can always read the books... you just have to convince Seven Seas to continue translating the books

Ahah., they just love to buy only a few books in a series to release them. I'm stillbaffled at how naturally they answered me that they never had the intention to release the later novels of the first Lodoss publication beyond the collector edition of the first. It was supposedly obvious to the consumers ! As an idiot, I had bought it to support the english edition after the french one was cancelled (at five volumes out of seven or height...). Well, all this for nothing.
Apr 17, 2019 3:41 AM
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Rei366 said:
Vektor- said:
Well, you can always read the books... you just have to convince Seven Seas to continue translating the books

Ahah., they just love to buy only a few books in a series to release them. I'm stillbaffled at how naturally they answered me that they never had the intention to release the later novels of the first Lodoss publication beyond the collector edition of the first. It was supposedly obvious to the consumers ! As an idiot, I had bought it to support the english edition after the french one was cancelled (at five volumes out of seven or height...). Well, all this for nothing.

Unfortunately, that's the nature of the business with Japanese LN & manga licensing. Except for exceptionally popular series, most are dropped mid-way as they are simply not profitable to bring overseas.

Still, even extremely popular manga series like Naruto are merely breaking even overseas. The large bulk of the profit is from domestic consumption.

Take Spice & Wolf as an example. The light novels did not initially receive an English adaptation, and it was due to fans that had already translated most of the LN that then helped to build up a large enough fanbase to convince Yen Press to license and translate the entire series "officially".

On the flip side... I just found the raws for novels 7 through 18. I'll take a crack at translating starting at Novel 7. Still, I'm supporting the English series and have ordered both of the omnibus editions for volumes 1 - 6 in English. Fingers crossed that we see more official translations (but I highly doubt it. Given the MAL score for this anime series, it seems like it largely missed the audience).
Apr 27, 2019 6:01 PM

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ShionArita said:
Rei366 said:

Ahah., they just love to buy only a few books in a series to release them. I'm stillbaffled at how naturally they answered me that they never had the intention to release the later novels of the first Lodoss publication beyond the collector edition of the first. It was supposedly obvious to the consumers ! As an idiot, I had bought it to support the english edition after the french one was cancelled (at five volumes out of seven or height...). Well, all this for nothing.

Unfortunately, that's the nature of the business with Japanese LN & manga licensing. Except for exceptionally popular series, most are dropped mid-way as they are simply not profitable to bring overseas.

Still, even extremely popular manga series like Naruto are merely breaking even overseas. The large bulk of the profit is from domestic consumption.

Take Spice & Wolf as an example. The light novels did not initially receive an English adaptation, and it was due to fans that had already translated most of the LN that then helped to build up a large enough fanbase to convince Yen Press to license and translate the entire series "officially".

On the flip side... I just found the raws for novels 7 through 18. I'll take a crack at translating starting at Novel 7. Still, I'm supporting the English series and have ordered both of the omnibus editions for volumes 1 - 6 in English. Fingers crossed that we see more official translations (but I highly doubt it. Given the MAL score for this anime series, it seems like it largely missed the audience).
send raws please dear lord . i’m learning japanese so this will be helpful
Apr 28, 2019 2:09 AM
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Dorkave said:
send raws please dear lord . i’m learning japanese so this will be helpful
Here you go:
https://send.firefox.com/download/fd0ae895ce6dc023/#e3EklltT4WGNqoV6VR1raA

Raws for novels 7 through 18. Novel 22 was just announced for a May release in Japan, so this is 4 novels behind.

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