Hoping it doesn't get the same treatment as TPN S2

KeyboardKlutz said:
The first season could have ended perfectly, but they just had to squander it. If that happens again I will cry for weeks on end.

Rojaseb said:


What did they change?

JanPri said:
Nobody even knows what studio is going to make this yet...

animefanftw123 said:
No point in worrying about something you have no control over.

All you can do is expect the worst but hope for the best.

raiderublaze said:
It's clear that CloverWorks is working on this lol, it's obvious from the PV alone. So with that fact in mind, let's just hope for the best that S2 is on par or more better than S1.

And y'all are quick to shoot the gun because Season 2 and CloverWorks are in the same sentence. TPN 2 is behind us now, don't assume the same is gonna happen immediately.

Babla11001 said:
Cloverworks Studio will do it

KeyboardKlutz said:
The first season could have ended perfectly, but they just had to squander it. If that happens again I will cry for weeks on end.

JanPri said:
How do you know that? Do you have some source for it?

Babla11001 said:
S1 was done by Cloverworks and I think the same studio will pick up the sequel unless something changes in the production or the studio decides to hand it over to other studios

Hesmiyu said:
Regarding TPN2, wasn't the reason Cloverworks did that was due to the author's request?

JanPri said:
So you don't know for sure... I know tons of anime whose 2nd seasons were made by different studios

Scordolo said:

Ya'll are over reacting. I've seen multiple anime onlies saying the changes never bothered them. So they did a fine job.

NG_Chloe said:
Cloverworks did screw up TPN S2, but they did great with Kaguya season 2, so I'm confident it'll be fine. TPN was a special circumstance

Scordolo said:

Lol Kaguya s2 was done by A-1 pictures, not Cloverworks.

Babla11001 said:
Kaguya is not done by cloverworks it's done by A-1 studio

Scordolo said:

Lol Kaguya s2 was done by A-1 pictures, not Cloverworks.

GGcc78 said:
But If we want to continue to talk about Cloverworks hatchet jobs, there was the botched Horimiya adaptation...which people like for reasons I can't understand.

Honestly Cloverworks is such a weird studio. So technically talented but they seem to regularly drop the ball.

chriskor022 said:
there are happy by Horimiya adaption the only dislike are not a fan of romcom and they take it seriously.

And being weird is given even other studio are weirder too. And drop the ball is big word when the only they drop is TPN S2 because of different circumstances and not all studios fault

Im a huge fan of rom coms, and I've also read the Horimiya manga It's issue is that they showed random scenes out of context for the second half of the show, while burning through early chapters. It was botched.

Im assuming you didn't watch wonder egg priority? They also had a hand in Darling in the Franx, which I personally liked but is typically viewed as having a failed ending. They consistently show an inability to stick the landing which is the textbook definition of dropping the ball. Oh, also I don't buy the whole "the author wanted the end changed" excuse for TPN. That's one step away from lawyer speak and is used by studios to defend their changes.

chriskor022 said:
@GGcc78
its not that botched because Horimiya after 60plus chapters are fillers that adds nothing to the story and tge main couple are being side characters. Thats why its a good decision to trim it because Horimiya is the story of Hori and Miyamura. And my gripe with it is that, its not 2cour because they gonna be great. But thats producer decision not the studio

WEP end on a high note and the 12 episodes but with special they end it on "open ending".

And the negative reception are overreacting and its not a reason to be label as drop the ball.

DITF end on good ending which END the story on the high note, even the reception is positive. The only hating it are EVA fanboys and bandwagon hater.

And you dont know shit about production like are you there to claim that its the studio fault when they adapt first season greatly. The producers dropped the project most likely scenario with it.

The WEP ending is the antithesis of a high note

Everyone is entitled to their opinion, however critical reviews of the series and general fan reaction seem to indicate that you are in the minority as far as the ending to WEP is concerned

I liked it but it certainly could have ended better

And you weren't there either so don't feed me that bullshit about how it wasn't their fault. They made the product. They threw it on the TV. It's their responsibility. If they had a body of work like KyoAni or ufoTable then I would give them the benefit of the doubt, but as it stands Bunny Girl Senpai, it's movie, and Saekano Fine are the only things they haven't botched. As a studio they clearly have management issues. Let's not forget the whole fiasco that resulted in them having to make the WEP special in the first place. And before you come at me with the whole "you weren't there" nonsense, everything regarding that mess had been pretty well documented and is out there for you're reading pleasure if you do some Google searches. It's incumbent on them to convince me the consumer that they know what they're doing. Right now I am skeptical. I'll be there to check out Season 2, but they haven't done much to convince me that they won't screw it up.

chriskor022 said:
@GGcc78
the first 12 episode is good and end on a high note for me. Just special end on open ending but thats not bad

thats not true even the majority thinks that first 12 episodes are good and special episode is like that because of production issue and they end it at open ending which means they can continue it on the future. The other people saying its bad are minority and they are the loudest. Because others are lurkers. But its true we are entitled with our opinion and its subjective anyway.

yeah but that on the writer not on the studio, Nishigori is not a good writer but a great animator. And thats his first big project. He tried but for me even its weak, the ending is good conclusion. Even before the 2cour starts, he was uncertain if the fans will like the ending, but the reception is mostly alright.

yes because who are you to judged them you are just free watcher that watch anime that not knowing crap of how the production goes.

And you saying like its the first time in anime industry it happen. Because its common practice of this industry because its business which means they are careful about their projects. And you have not evidence that they are responsible because its on the higher ups decision. And google are not reliable for facts because the source is "trust me".

Your example KyoAni and Ufo are on production committee and they have say with the anime whereas Cloverworks are under Aniplex which they dont have the say to decision of how it unfolds in adaption. That fair being skeptical because that is your opinion

Let me correct you here. I am not a free watcher. I pay for hidive, crunchy, funimation, and Netflix. I am a paying consumer.

No, I'm telling you do your own legwork

You're going to have to reword this. I have no idea what you're trying to say.

chriskor022 said:
@GGcc78
me too netflix and crunchyroll. Im a wise consumer.

you too do your on checking facts because you believing some unreliable source even me skeptical with it.

You're going to have to reword this. I have no idea what you're trying to say.you blaming the studio like they dont care. Which I reply its not true because its the decision of producers higher up

I think you're a man on an island with this one, but you do you

*Sigh* WEP was an anime original guy, they're the ones who MADE the thing up. There's no one else for them to blame.

chriskor022 said:
@GGcc78
that you on this case but if you believe with flase rumors thats on you.

*sigh* WEP is not our topic,but im gonna answer you. WEP production committee consist of aniplex, Dn dream partners. Where is Cloverworks? Your example studio are there because they dont under to any company. But CW is under on Aniplex thats why there anime is all aniplex produced. The writer of WEP is Nojima a prolific TV writer that is first time writing in an anime invite by not the studio, but producers. And he was not an employee by the studio they dont hold the story they just do the animation which is great for TV series standards. Blaming the studio like they the one making the story of it, has no right to blame people that they worked and give their all because of one guy story

GGcc78 said:
LOL you know, you're right. I've seen the light. Cloverworks is blameless in all of this. No workers were hospitalized from overwork, all episodes were delivered promptly on time, and Funimations tweets saying they had to push back releasing episodes cause the episodes were no delivered on time were all fabrications. Everything is fine.

chriskor022 said:
which you dont know crap about the situation the hospitalize is not many but the producer of one person. Check the source like sakugablog for info. And animator side no one hospitalized, they just on crunch because of pandemic and such factors. And the episode are on time in Japan, the problem are on Funimation side, that the same problem faced by Vivy too if you dont know. The Funimation subbers are late to upload on their site. Unlike their sister company Wakanim that on time.

Yes, yes youre right. Didnt I say that already?