Eiyuu Kyoushitsu Episode 7 Discussion

EcchiGodMamster said:
god i love this show so much, so reminisent of the early/mid 2010s

GalacticMagna said:
forcing Earnest to strip (which is Idk why she cares about that when we seen her naked before)

KingGarland said:
The story was originally made in 2015 so it is from that time period. 

DarkDooM2 said:
It makes more sense when you remember she was supposed to strip butt naked without all that swimsuit bullshit. As a matter of fact, every single person in those hot springs should've been completely naked, with some pretty erotic stuff happening.

sjydude201 said:
yea the manga and LN was way more erotic and showed them initially trying to seduce Blade before Arnest shows up with the bikini and then the King tries to get her to strip. It also didn't hold back on the violence either like they didn't show Cu eating everyone, or everyone going insane and turning into berserkers, or Cu and Mao getting cut to pieces in the VR. Infinite Slash was way more epic and damaging too. THat VR part was supposed to happen before the Arnest fat training and after their fight with Cu as well so they're also changing the order. This is why I tell people not to judge anime at all since it's just glorified commercial and usually crap if they decide not to pour money into it at all. I rarely see a series get adapated properly outside of Shounen jump stuff. 

Apratim said:

Eminence in shadow is the one which got perfect adaptation, added more important plot points which were not in manga and LN ( Added by author in anime of course)

sjydude201 said:
That's a special case where the series was something the bigger members of the team working on the project had been fans of the series. I'd also say it wasn't a perfect adaptation as there were things they could've explained better or presented better, though they made some improvements from what the original LNs were like (like the anime is set more in an industrial revolution, so a bit more modern, whereas the books set it more in medieval times).  The director for THEIS was a huge personal fan, and did everything he could to get as much as he could out of it. You can tell because it's not as common for a series to have 20 episodes. Standard is 10-13 or 24-26 episodes for a single season. He made it like that to adjust the pacing properly by arc. I did enjoy the anime as well. It's also one of the few series where you can appreciate each piece of media for what it is and it's still good. Manga focuses more on the comedy/parody aspect. Anime combines the seriousness of the novels with the comedy. It was closer to the novel's tone than the manga, which I also found pleasant.

MT had a great adaptation too. Shield Hero & Saga of Tanya the Evil as well. However, they still had its very minor issues, which is alright since they're inconsequential. Maou Gakuin Futekigousha also had a great adaptation, despite skipping tons of content and leaving out details (the Sasha kiss scene was way too fast for example). But again, compared to the sheer # of LNs & manga that come out, most series do not get great adaptions. Tensura is one of the most popular series out there right now and yet it did not get a good adaptation. In fact they changed a ton of the tone of that series and perceptions of certain characters to cater to a younger audience.