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Dec 10, 2020 1:04 PM
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Koito91Dec 10, 2020 2:36 PM
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Dec 10, 2020 1:13 PM
#2
rip leaks you'll be missed ig |
Dec 10, 2020 1:13 PM
#3
From what has been said already, it looks like all future titan shifters will be cgi. Hoping for at least one or two titan fights with 2d animation but will see... |
sic mundus |
Dec 10, 2020 1:16 PM
#4
I don't know what to worry about pacing or animation, 16 eps are not enough for 32 ch and I don't want decleration of war and ch 100-104 to be full cg. |
Dec 10, 2020 1:17 PM
#5
Well I am gonna post my reply here. This is the reason Hiroshi Seko is such a important part of AOT https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=14950 https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=16681 https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=19819 https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=21812 These are the credits for each season adn production you can see he started working as a writer while Kobayashi was the main writer He wrote 10 eps of S1 For S2 he wrote 6 For S3p1 he wrote 7 and S3p2 he wrote 7 again and this time writing way more eps than Kobayashi herself, who as time went on stopped writing as much for AOT, and now Seko is Main writer of the show. If you hover in the eps when looking at the credits, you can see the specific eps he worked on. For S3p1 it was 40,41,43,44,46,47,49 So yes he handled the most cuts and rearrangement in Uprising. The reason he is that imporant is simple. The script wirter is the one who decides what goes into each ep, what happens as a plot point, and later he works with the director to find out how is best to portray it. He is the foundation of the adaptation, the first stone that needs to be properly set, otherwise it will all fall on shaky ground. Isayama is a consultant, the writer and director are in their right to ignore whatever Isayama says, which is not the case, but with a different Writer I would be with the lowest expectations possible. |
Dec 10, 2020 1:18 PM
#6
Reiner_undieable said: I don't know what to worry about pacing or animation, 16 eps are not enough for 32 ch and I don't want decleration of war and ch 100-104 to be full cg. Animation for sure. |
Dec 10, 2020 1:19 PM
#7
Koito91 said: this thread will have untagged spoilers and so you can get spoiled if you are only watching the anime which is also why (Spoilers) is mentioned in the thread title. If you don't want to read any spoilers, the Episode Discussion threads are for you. I don't get it, do you mean this thread may have spoilers from the manga? Mod Edit: Yes, it may have spoilers from the manga or possibly other sources. Thanks and added that part to the first post. |
Koito91Dec 10, 2020 1:25 PM
Dec 10, 2020 1:22 PM
#8
keragamming said: deg said: keragamming said: The same for jjk as well and no one is going pointing out that since persons always said, jjk is being priotize more than snk, so to them jjk production is perfect, but on a second thought jjk is much easier to produce than snk, because it looks really average looking and the first episode of snk looks 10x times better. Though I only watch 3 episodes of that series. Also the production schedule has always been hell, acting like this is news when we new this all along. I still come to this thread for interesting info, but if it's all about how the production is hellish, then its best I avoid it. dude lol im just stating a fact that JJK is still top priority of MAPPA because they are more higher in the production committee of it thats it i do not mean anything more than that just stating a fact lol heck they are just slightly ahead than in the production committee of Attack on Titan so the final season will get priority for them too since the profit will be crazy if they delivered good also in terms of first episode JJK has better animation or movements than Attack on Titan final season for sure yes the production has always been hell but now its more hellish that even WIT studio quit and now MAPPA uses 3DCG for all main titans just to speed up the production (but personally im fine with 3DCG) and the 2D animation is just average on the first episode compared to other high profile shows and for a 1 cour show too That is not facts! First of all there is a high chance that snk budget is far bigger than jjk, you said it yourself cgi cost more money and we are hearing all titans are cgi, so not because jjk is third in another production committee does not mean its budget or that it is being priotiaze more than snk. Not to mention snk required way more resource and time than jjk, here is how you see it jjk is priotize more simple because it is 3rd in the production committee, this is a flase way of looking at it not knowing if the production committee for snk is far bigger/ putting in way more money than the production committee for jjk, meaning Mappa could be putting in more money in snk than jjk, jjk could be third in their committee but the money mappa is putting in is still lower than what they are putting in for snk. FYI Cao himself said that its a completely different team working on snk, your statement would make more sense if it was the same team working on it. ive thought about this more just now and nah the bigger budget of SNK is out of necessity to meet deadlines due to the tight schedule so bigger budget does not mean they are giving top priority on this intentionally the budget meme should not be taken seriously |
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Dec 10, 2020 1:23 PM
#9
MAQS said: I think if they adapt until ch 119 or even better 116 and cutting op/ed for some eps the pacing will be perfect but for aniation I don't know I accepted ep1 but I don't know if I will accept those upcoming huge mindblowing fights with cg.Reiner_undieable said: I don't know what to worry about pacing or animation, 16 eps are not enough for 32 ch and I don't want decleration of war and ch 100-104 to be full cg. Animation for sure. |
Dec 10, 2020 1:24 PM
#10
Reiner_undieable said: MAQS said: I think if they adapt until ch 119 or even better 116 and cutting op/ed for some eps the pacing will be perfect but for aniation I don't know I accepted ep1 but I don't know if I will accept those upcoming huge mindblowing fights with cg.Reiner_undieable said: I don't know what to worry about pacing or animation, 16 eps are not enough for 32 ch and I don't want decleration of war and ch 100-104 to be full cg. Animation for sure. I am basing myself on Uprising for my affirmation that Animation will most likely be the worst vs pacing. |
Dec 10, 2020 1:26 PM
#11
SirTristram said: Koito91 said: this thread will have untagged spoilers and so you can get spoiled if you are only watching the anime which is also why (Spoilers) is mentioned in the thread title. If you don't want to read any spoilers, the Episode Discussion threads are for you. I don't get it, do you mean this thread may have spoilers from the manga? thats what i understand since looks like this is a place to discuss future titles that will be leak so they are allowing full manga spoilers now here on this thread only though |
Dec 10, 2020 1:29 PM
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Dec 10, 2020 1:34 PM
#13
Attackonfiller said: Damn, gonna miss the leaks thread. Some good arcs in that one. that thread was a whole anime |
Dec 10, 2020 1:37 PM
#14
chiearlymorning said: Attackonfiller said: Damn, gonna miss the leaks thread. Some good arcs in that one. that thread was a whole anime Gonna miss your memes, Please keep up the good work. |
Dec 10, 2020 1:37 PM
#15
I’m sorry but if you haven’t read the manga your opinions on the pacing are quite worthless. 2 chapters per episode is absolutely terrible pacing for this arc. It’s not as simple as how many chapters or scenes you can fit in an episode but instead it’s about the setup and payoffs that each chapter creates. Warrior was one of the best episodes because it took its time setting up the reveal. It adapted one chapter creating the tension giving you a little release at the end and then making you wait for the next episode. Now imagine if that episode was the reveal and the fight. The setup would be cut in half and you would immediately get the payoff all in the same episode. Getting all of Reiners flashback in one episode or all of Willy and Magaths planning in one episode or the “big” reveal all in one episode just kills the gratification you get from the methodical setup and payoff structure that Aot thrives off of. These episodes needed to be 1.5 chaps per episode to do right by the pacing. |
Dec 10, 2020 1:48 PM
#16
Turth3 said: I’m sorry but if you haven’t read the manga your opinions on the pacing are quite worthless. 2 chapters per episode is absolutely terrible pacing for this arc. It’s not as simple as how many chapters or scenes you can fit in an episode but instead it’s about the setup and payoffs that each chapter creates. Warrior was one of the best episodes because it took its time setting up the reveal. It adapted one chapter creating the tension giving you a little release at the end and then making you wait for the next episode. Now imagine if that episode was the reveal and the fight. The setup would be cut in half and you would immediately get the payoff all in the same episode. Getting all of Reiners flashback in one episode or all of Willy and Magaths planning in one episode or the “big” reveal all in one episode just kills the gratification you get from the methodical setup and payoff structure that Aot thrives off of. These episodes needed to be 1.5 chaps per episode to do right by the pacing. I agree, especially with how dialogue heavy the arc is. However, with the series writer (Who seems to be really good and has a great relationship with the series) and leaks of changes/restructuring of scenes to certain episodes to better deal with this quick pacing puts some of my worries to rest. |
Dec 10, 2020 1:51 PM
#17
Even though this thread is tagged with spoilers, we should still hide our spoilers as there are anime onlies that are interested in this topic. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:03 PM
#18
last thread hid spoilers pretty well, don't see why not here either mappa gonna trash ep 5/6 |
Dec 10, 2020 2:08 PM
#19
Turth3 said: I’m sorry but if you haven’t read the manga your opinions on the pacing are quite worthless. 2 chapters per episode is absolutely terrible pacing for this arc. It’s not as simple as how many chapters or scenes you can fit in an episode but instead it’s about the setup and payoffs that each chapter creates. Warrior was one of the best episodes because it took its time setting up the reveal. It adapted one chapter creating the tension giving you a little release at the end and then making you wait for the next episode. Now imagine if that episode was the reveal and the fight. The setup would be cut in half and you would immediately get the payoff all in the same episode. Getting all of Reiners flashback in one episode or all of Willy and Magaths planning in one episode or the “big” reveal all in one episode just kills the gratification you get from the methodical setup and payoff structure that Aot thrives off of. These episodes needed to be 1.5 chaps per episode to do right by the pacing. So pretty much the same as Uprising then? that was apretty heavy dialogue arc, and the anime did it fine, we still lost many things, but it did not ruined the adaptation did it? And yes manga reader here. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:10 PM
#20
MAQS said: Uprising was butchered what are you talking about?Turth3 said: I’m sorry but if you haven’t read the manga your opinions on the pacing are quite worthless. 2 chapters per episode is absolutely terrible pacing for this arc. It’s not as simple as how many chapters or scenes you can fit in an episode but instead it’s about the setup and payoffs that each chapter creates. Warrior was one of the best episodes because it took its time setting up the reveal. It adapted one chapter creating the tension giving you a little release at the end and then making you wait for the next episode. Now imagine if that episode was the reveal and the fight. The setup would be cut in half and you would immediately get the payoff all in the same episode. Getting all of Reiners flashback in one episode or all of Willy and Magaths planning in one episode or the “big” reveal all in one episode just kills the gratification you get from the methodical setup and payoff structure that Aot thrives off of. These episodes needed to be 1.5 chaps per episode to do right by the pacing. So ptretty much the same as Uprising then? that was apretty heavy dialogue arc, and the anime did it fine, we still lost many things, but it did not ruined the adaptation did it? |
Dec 10, 2020 2:13 PM
#21
Turth3 said: I’m sorry but if you haven’t read the manga your opinions on the pacing are quite worthless. 2 chapters per episode is absolutely terrible pacing for this arc. It’s terrible for every Arc, even Uprising and RTS were paced at 1.75 and 1.8 chapters per episode. Two chapters per episode is insanely rushed for such a slow-burning, dialogue and world-building heavy Arc. 1.8 is the limit and even that is already going to sacrifice either subtle details in storytelling, or Marley Arc’s mature and melancholic tone. I’ve come to accept that this shit is impossible to adapt anyway. Same goes for Berserk’s Golden Age Arc, some things just aren’t meant to be I guess. Oops I’ve said too much again. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:13 PM
#22
Turth3 said: MAQS said: Uprising was butchered what are you talking about?Turth3 said: I’m sorry but if you haven’t read the manga your opinions on the pacing are quite worthless. 2 chapters per episode is absolutely terrible pacing for this arc. It’s not as simple as how many chapters or scenes you can fit in an episode but instead it’s about the setup and payoffs that each chapter creates. Warrior was one of the best episodes because it took its time setting up the reveal. It adapted one chapter creating the tension giving you a little release at the end and then making you wait for the next episode. Now imagine if that episode was the reveal and the fight. The setup would be cut in half and you would immediately get the payoff all in the same episode. Getting all of Reiners flashback in one episode or all of Willy and Magaths planning in one episode or the “big” reveal all in one episode just kills the gratification you get from the methodical setup and payoff structure that Aot thrives off of. These episodes needed to be 1.5 chaps per episode to do right by the pacing. So ptretty much the same as Uprising then? that was apretty heavy dialogue arc, and the anime did it fine, we still lost many things, but it did not ruined the adaptation did it? Nevermind then, you dont like the way the anime handled Uprising, I think it was good but not great, if it does ruins the adaptation for you thats a shame then. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:17 PM
#23
Although the prospect of getting to chapter 122 in 16 episodes is faster than I would like, I do believe it would be possible to streamline some of the flashbacks and exposition chapters without really damaging the overall story. I've said it before, but I don't think taking a break from the present-day story for two whole episodes to focus on Reiner flashbacks would have been good for the pacing either, at least not for the anime-onlies. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:18 PM
#24
MironBiron said: Same here :( spending the past day succumbing to crippling depression realizing that this potential masterpiece is going to be butchered for the sake of a rushed release is so painful. But deep down in my heart I still have the hope that maybe in 10-20 years we’ll get Aot Brotherhood and a worthy adaptation. A man can only dreamTurth3 said: I’m sorry but if you haven’t read the manga your opinions on the pacing are quite worthless. 2 chapters per episode is absolutely terrible pacing for this arc. It’s terrible for every Arc, even Uprising and RTS were paced at 1.75 and 1.8 chapters per episode. Two chapters per episode is insanely rushed for such a slow-burning, dialogue and world-building heavy Arc. 1.8 is the limit and even that is already going to sacrifice either subtle details in storytelling, or Marley Arc’s mature and melancholic tone. I’ve come to accept that this shit is unadaptable anyway. Same goes for Berserk’s Golden Age Arc, some things just aren’t meant to be I guess. Oops I’ve said too much again. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:21 PM
#25
I think what people should try to understand is that the manga is extremely fast-paced on its own already. Everything from 91 up until 122 feels like a fucking sprint, like a big thrilling rush towards the story’s climax. If anything it should be slowed down tbh, not sped up. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:22 PM
#26
If the rest of the adaptation still is on the level that Uprising got, the anime will still be regarded as one of the greats. Unless idk Seko loses his mind or something... |
Dec 10, 2020 2:23 PM
#27
MironBiron said: I think what people should try to understand is that the manga is extremely fast-paced on its own already. Everything from 91 up until 122 feels like a fucking sprint, like a big thrilling rush towards the story’s climax. If anything it should be slowed down tbh, not sped up. I only got that from chapters 123 and beyond. Not 91-122 I reread the series a few months ago so this is fresh memories. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:26 PM
#28
Turth3 said: But deep down in my heart I still have the hope that maybe in 10-20 years we’ll get Aot Brotherhood and a worthy adaptation. A man can only dream We won’t because there’s no official need for it, as the anime is adapting the manga faithfully. WIT Studio’s version is a masterpiece in is own right and once you get over this, you’ll realize what a tragically beautiful end the ocean scene was to their involvement with Attack on Titan. MAPPA’s version of Attack on Titan isn’t going to become a masterpiece though. Masterpieces don’t result from greed and desperation |
Dec 10, 2020 2:28 PM
#29
MAQS said: If the rest of the adaptation still is on the level that Uprising got, the anime will still be regarded as one of the greats. Uprising is paced at 1.75 CH per EP though, so it’s impossible for The Final Season’s adaptation to reach that same writing quality with its presumed 2 CH per EP. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:28 PM
#30
MironBiron said: Turth3 said: But deep down in my heart I still have the hope that maybe in 10-20 years we’ll get Aot Brotherhood and a worthy adaptation. A man can only dream We won’t because there’s no official need for it, as the anime is adapting the manga faithfully. WIT Studio’s version is a masterpiece in is own right and once you get over this, you’ll realize what a tragically beautiful end the ocean scene was to their involvement with Attack on Titan. MAPPA’s version of Attack on Titan isn’t going to become a masterpiece though. Masterpieces don’t result from greed and desperation I wanna save this comment jeje, I am on the opposite side, of this argument. We will see eventually. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:29 PM
#31
littlewillie610 said: Although the prospect of getting to chapter 122 in 16 episodes is faster than I would like, I do believe it would be possible to streamline some of the flashbacks and exposition chapters without really damaging the overall story. I've said it before, but I don't think taking a break from the present-day story for two whole episodes to focus on Reiner flashbacks would have been good for the pacing either, at least not for the anime-onlies. Exactly, to manga readers it may seem too fast but to anime onlys if it was slower they would probably complain about slow pacing. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:30 PM
#32
MironBiron said: MAQS said: If the rest of the adaptation still is on the level that Uprising got, the anime will still be regarded as one of the greats. Uprising is paced at 1.75 CH per EP though, so it’s impossible for The Final Season’s adaptation to reach that same writing quality with its presumed 2 CH per EP. No, you are placing chapters 71 and 72 as part of Uprising, they belong to RTS arc. The 2 month time skip is the point when uprising ends. With 10 eps adapting 20 chapters, all the same length as the ones this final season is adapting, so it is indeed a 2 ch per episode ratio. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:31 PM
#33
MironBiron said: Turth3 said: But deep down in my heart I still have the hope that maybe in 10-20 years we’ll get Aot Brotherhood and a worthy adaptation. A man can only dream We won’t because there’s no official need for it, as the anime is adapting the manga faithfully. WIT Studio’s version is a masterpiece in is own right and once you get over this, you’ll realize what a tragically beautiful end the ocean scene was to their involvement with Attack on Titan. MAPPA’s version of Attack on Titan isn’t going to become a masterpiece though. Masterpieces don’t result from greed and desperation as if WIT weren't greedy and desperate to cut as many corners as possible in S3... |
Dec 10, 2020 2:33 PM
#34
new thread started an hour ago and a conversation was going before it already turned to doomer vibes lmfao. Let's just wait and see how it goes, if it's shit then that will be disappointing. I guess just wait for 4-5 more episodes to have a general scope of what the season will accomplish in regards to pacing, the regular art/animation quality, direction, among other things. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:36 PM
#35
tsunderek0 said: MironBiron said: Turth3 said: But deep down in my heart I still have the hope that maybe in 10-20 years we’ll get Aot Brotherhood and a worthy adaptation. A man can only dream We won’t because there’s no official need for it, as the anime is adapting the manga faithfully. WIT Studio’s version is a masterpiece in is own right and once you get over this, you’ll realize what a tragically beautiful end the ocean scene was to their involvement with Attack on Titan. MAPPA’s version of Attack on Titan isn’t going to become a masterpiece though. Masterpieces don’t result from greed and desperation as if WIT weren't greedy and desperate to cut as many corners as possible in S3... Yeah, people need to stop treating Wit Studio adaptation like a flawless masterpiece... it certainly had its lows and MAPPA also will probably have them, nothing new. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:42 PM
#36
tsunderek0 said: MironBiron said: Turth3 said: But deep down in my heart I still have the hope that maybe in 10-20 years we’ll get Aot Brotherhood and a worthy adaptation. A man can only dream We won’t because there’s no official need for it, as the anime is adapting the manga faithfully. WIT Studio’s version is a masterpiece in is own right and once you get over this, you’ll realize what a tragically beautiful end the ocean scene was to their involvement with Attack on Titan. MAPPA’s version of Attack on Titan isn’t going to become a masterpiece though. Masterpieces don’t result from greed and desperation as if WIT weren't greedy and desperate to cut as many corners as possible in S3... Touche....I remember plenty of people in Reddit also being very disappointed, myself being one of them. Great profile pic btw. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:44 PM
#37
Those are much much faster than 123-135 though. Like, the whole world and story of Attack on Titan change rapidly, it makes huge leaps and forces its characters into extremely dense situations in almost every chapter between 91-122. I haven’t seen a rush like that ever in my life. Marley Arc’s incredibly agile and packed world-building, the density of Reiner’s characterization, Eren’s sudden arrival and his meeting with Reiner, the fast-paced action during 101-104 combined with the shocking turns Eren’s character takes, the big and sudden reversal of roles, Sasha’s death, Zeke’s betrayal, Armin’s speech and flashback turning the entirety of Attack on Titan upside down. Mikasa’s heritage, Eren’s goals, Zeke’s proposal, Zeke’s plans (?), the Gabi/Falco/Sasha’s family subplot that contains in itself the heart of the entire conflict, Eren’s coupe d’etat, Zeke’s spinal fluid, Eren’s reunion with Armin and Mikasa, Levi’s rage, Zeke’s past, Zeke’s actual goals, Levi’s presumable death, Ymir the founder, Yelena, Marleyan invasion, the SC’s dilemma’s, a climactic battle exploding with character development, PATHS, GRISHA / ZEKE / EREN, Ymir’s past, THE RUMBLING. Oh hell no. They’re never gonna be able to adapt that in 16 episodes. Like hell no. 123-135 are peanuts compared to that when it comes to pacing (The R is actually quite slow tbh, it contains a shitload of beautiful character drama but it lacks the plot progression of WfP). |
Dec 10, 2020 2:46 PM
#38
tsunderek0 said: as if WIT weren't greedy and desperate to cut as many corners as possible in S3... Greedy? They weren’t even getting royalties off Attack on Titan. Get the hell outta here. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:49 PM
#39
MAQS said: With 10 eps adapting 20 chapters, all the same length as the ones this final season is adapting, so it is indeed a 2 ch per episode ratio. Uprising is 12 episodes bro. Not 10. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:51 PM
#40
MironBiron said: Those are much much faster than 123-135 though. Like, the whole world and story of Attack on Titan change rapidly, it makes huge leaps and forces its characters into extremely dense situations in almost every chapter between 91-122. I haven’t seen a rush like that ever in my life. Marley Arc’s incredibly agile and packed world-building, the density of Reiner’s characterization, Eren’s sudden arrival and his meeting with Reiner, the fast-paced action during 101-104 combined with the shocking turns Eren’s character takes, the big and sudden reversal of roles, Sasha’s death, Zeke’s betrayal, Armin’s speech and flashback turning the entirety of Attack on Titan upside down. Mikasa’s heritage, Eren’s goals, Zeke’s proposal, Zeke’s plans (?), the Gabi/Falco/Sasha’s family subplot that contains in itself the heart of the entire conflict, Eren’s coupe d’etat, Zeke’s spinal fluid, Eren’s reunion with Armin and Mikasa, Levi’s rage, Zeke’s past, Zeke’s actual goals, Levi’s presumable death, Ymir the founder, Yelena, Marleyan invasion, the SC’s dilemma’s, a climactic battle exploding with character development, PATHS, GRISHA / ZEKE / EREN, Ymir’s past, THE RUMBLING. Oh hell no. They’re never gonna be able to adapt that in 16 episodes. Like hell no. 123-135 are peanuts compared to that when it comes to pacing (The R is actually quite slow tbh, it contains a shitload of beautiful character drama but it lacks the plot progression of WfP). We are referring to different things then, by pacing I mean many chapters post 123 have felt rushed, you dont get that with the previous 91-122 that is what I meant, the most recent example is 132, this chapter should have been longer or separated because the major thing that happens at the end does not hits as hard as it should because in just 20 pages we went from 0 to 100, given the magnitude of what happened, it was rushed. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:52 PM
#41
MAQS said: Touche....I remember plenty of people in Reddit also being very disappointed, myself being one of them. Great profile pic btw. I’m disappointed MAQS for complimenting someone’s statement that WIT Studio is greedy when they weren’t even making money off AoT. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:53 PM
#42
MironBiron said: tsunderek0 said: as if WIT weren't greedy and desperate to cut as many corners as possible in S3... Greedy? They weren’t even getting royalties off Attack on Titan. Get the hell outta here. maybe if you dont like how the newest season looks, you should be the one getting out? just a suggestion. and cutting costs of production as much as possible can be considered a greedy behavior, yes. and because they weren't paid royalties, they weren't interested in continuing it, so, yeah. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:54 PM
#43
MironBiron said: MAQS said: With 10 eps adapting 20 chapters, all the same length as the ones this final season is adapting, so it is indeed a 2 ch per episode ratio. Uprising is 12 episodes bro. Not 10. That is s3p1 not the manga, if you go by anime logic, then there is no such thing as a female titan arc is there? since s1 covers multiple arcs too but without a break. Ask any other manga reader and they will say the proper end for the uprising arc is ch 70. Even the wikia separates the arc the same way. The fact Wit chose to break the season there does not change how things are classified in the manga. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:55 PM
#44
MAQS said: We are referring to different things then, by pacing I mean many chapters post 123 have felt rushed, you dont get that with the previous 91-122 that is what I meant, the most recent example is 132, this chapter should have been longer or separated because the major thing that happens at the end does not hits as hard as it should because in just 20 pages we went from 0 to 100, given the magnitude of what happened, it was rushed. I don’t think The Rumbling is meant to be the perfectly paced Arc that is Markey or WfP though. Isayama kind of used The Rumbling to open a shitload of freely usable space in the story and to rob each character of their morals and ideologies, putting them in a more hopeless situation than ever in order to sort of create this kind of tone in which nothing is too crazy to happen. But that’s a different subject (one that I truly like to talk about though). |
Dec 10, 2020 2:58 PM
#45
tsunderek0 said: maybe if you dont like how the newest season looks, you should be the one getting out? just a suggestion. and cutting costs of production as much as possible can be considered a greedy behavior, yes. and because they weren't paid royalties, they weren't interested in continuing it, so, yeah. Yang Wenli would be disappointed in you for shouting these pro-capitalist thoughts into the world. You’re unintentionally defending Kodansha by saying this shit but hey, do you. |
Dec 10, 2020 2:58 PM
#46
MAQS said: tsunderek0 said: MironBiron said: Turth3 said: But deep down in my heart I still have the hope that maybe in 10-20 years we’ll get Aot Brotherhood and a worthy adaptation. A man can only dream We won’t because there’s no official need for it, as the anime is adapting the manga faithfully. WIT Studio’s version is a masterpiece in is own right and once you get over this, you’ll realize what a tragically beautiful end the ocean scene was to their involvement with Attack on Titan. MAPPA’s version of Attack on Titan isn’t going to become a masterpiece though. Masterpieces don’t result from greed and desperation as if WIT weren't greedy and desperate to cut as many corners as possible in S3... Touche....I remember plenty of people in Reddit also being very disappointed, myself being one of them. Great profile pic btw. greatest strategic genius of all times, for sure. MironBiron said: tsunderek0 said: maybe if you dont like how the newest season looks, you should be the one getting out? just a suggestion. and cutting costs of production as much as possible can be considered a greedy behavior, yes. and because they weren't paid royalties, they weren't interested in continuing it, so, yeah. Yang Wenli would be disappointed in you for shouting these pro-capitalist thoughts into the world. You’re unintentionally defending Kodansha by saying this shit but hey, do you. 🤔 so WIT are great socialists that are never greedy and MAPPA are awful capitalists that are acting purely out of greed. gotcha. |
tsunderek0Dec 10, 2020 3:01 PM
Dec 10, 2020 3:02 PM
#47
MironBiron said: MAQS said: Touche....I remember plenty of people in Reddit also being very disappointed, myself being one of them. Great profile pic btw. I’m disappointed MAQS for complimenting someone’s statement that WIT Studio is greedy when they weren’t even making money off AoT. You do know S3 as adaptation is very poor in comparison to S2 right? it aint bad at all it still great but S2 was seriously....like 100% it almost erased all the problems S1 had. As for tsunderek0, Greedy is not the word I would use, but they did cut corners a lot, it was and is still noticeable. You gotta remember, S3 was a complete cluster fuck, when production melt, they were forced to cut corners, the fact alone S3 is as good and it is speaks volumes of their talent and dedication, had the season being 12 eps just like S2 things would not have been nearly as messy, but they dont get to say how many ep to adapt, they just choose whether to do it or not, neither does MAPPA they are too low on the committee to go over the first 3 members who have been in the committee in the same spot ever since S1. |
Dec 10, 2020 3:05 PM
#48
MironBiron said: MAQS said: We are referring to different things then, by pacing I mean many chapters post 123 have felt rushed, you dont get that with the previous 91-122 that is what I meant, the most recent example is 132, this chapter should have been longer or separated because the major thing that happens at the end does not hits as hard as it should because in just 20 pages we went from 0 to 100, given the magnitude of what happened, it was rushed. I don’t think The Rumbling is meant to be the perfectly paced Arc that is Markey or WfP though. Isayama kind of used The Rumbling to open a shitload of freely usable space in the story and to rob each character of their morals and ideologies, putting them in a more hopeless situation than ever in order to sort of create this kind of tone in which nothing is too crazy to happen. But that’s a different subject (one that I truly like to talk about though). Its not what happens I have issues with, but how fast they do, the last 20 pages of ch 132 deserved to be a chapter all on their own. |
Dec 10, 2020 3:11 PM
#49
deg said: keragamming said: deg said: keragamming said: deg said: I've worked on a Attack on Titan and Jujutsu Kaisen. There are a lot of things I can't reveal but it was very hectic. Improper quality corrections, overburdened staff and sudden staff changes and everyone being busy. Most of us were a month late to the actual schedule https://twitter.com/Vercreek/status/1336662047849758721 yep looks like future episodes will not look as good as episode 1 😨😨😨 The same for jjk as well and no one is going pointing out that since persons always said, jjk is being priotize more than snk, so to them jjk production is perfect, but on a second thought jjk is much easier to produce than snk, because it looks really average looking and the first episode of snk looks 10x times better. Though I only watch 3 episodes of that series. Also the production schedule has always been hell, acting like this is news when we new this all along. I still come to this thread for interesting info, but if it's all about how the production is hellish, then its best I avoid it. dude lol im just stating a fact that JJK is still top priority of MAPPA because they are more higher in the production committee of it thats it i do not mean anything more than that just stating a fact lol heck they are just slightly ahead than in the production committee of Attack on Titan so the final season will get priority for them too since the profit will be crazy if they delivered good also in terms of first episode JJK has better animation or movements than Attack on Titan final season for sure yes the production has always been hell but now its more hellish that even WIT studio quit and now MAPPA uses 3DCG for all main titans just to speed up the production (but personally im fine with 3DCG) and the 2D animation is just average on the first episode compared to other high profile shows and for a 1 cour show too That is not facts! First of all there is a high chance that snk budget is far bigger than jjk, you said it yourself cgi cost more money and we are hearing all titans are cgi, so not because jjk is third in another production committee does not mean its budget or that it is being priotiaze more than snk. Not to mention snk required way more resource and time than jjk, here is how you see it jjk is priotize more simple because it is 3rd in the production committee, this is a flase way of looking at it not knowing if the production committee for snk is far bigger/ putting in way more money than the production committee for jjk, meaning Mappa could be putting in more money in snk than jjk, jjk could be third in their committee but the money mappa is putting in is still lower than what they are putting in for snk. FYI Cao himself said that its a completely different team working on snk, your statement would make more sense if it was the same team working on it. ive thought about this more just now and nah the bigger budget of SNK is out of necessity to meet deadlines due to the tight schedule so bigger budget does not mean they are giving top priority on this intentionally the budget meme should not be taken seriously Cao said they are not priotizing one over the other, I will go with what a staff member said. |
Dec 10, 2020 3:12 PM
#50
MAQS said: That is s3p1 not the manga, if you go by anime logic, then there is no such thing as a female titan arc is there? since s1 covers multiple arcs too but without a break. Ask any other manga reader and they will say the proper end for the uprising arc is ch 70. Ah, word. It took me a few minutes to figure out what you meant. I still don’t think it’s suitable for Marley though, unless you want it the arc to turn into a political thriller opposed to a slow burning and highly personal war drama. |
MironBironDec 10, 2020 3:19 PM
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