| Well, seems merchandising pure! I have no hope, although how to make memory will come great!!! kekeke What your opinion? |
| I don't know what is this for actually... |
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| I could tell they're doing a recap before the new season, but I know the original story is over. |
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| Maybe would've been better to release this before the finale movie that came out two years ago, but ok... |
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| I'm hoping this would combine the season, ovas, and movie in one as US region doesn't have access to the movie on physical iirc |
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Stygian_Prisoner said: Indeed. VE The Movie is the epilogue of the entire story, and should remain the last thing released of the franchise. Maybe would've been better to release this before the finale movie that came out two years ago, but ok... |
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| It's some "re-issue" of the 13-episode series. As long as it is another material I'm just fine. |
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| Really disappointed by this being a recap, since the name sounded like a post-epilogue and it's movie-length at 1.5 hours. This should've been released when they released the blu-ray nearly a year after the cinematic release. At least it'll be on Netflix directly on 15 December. If it's rated very highly I might watch this if I ever rewatch Violet, but I feel like it most episodes were so beautiful I wouldn't want to cut any content on rewatch. |
| Idk about you all but I'm disappointed :/ I wished for some additional story or smth |
| Pathetic cash grab for sure, hard pass. Recompilation of the TV show well after the whole story has finished lmao, you cannot be serious. |
| I hope Violet Evergarden will not become a cash cow like Demon Slayer. |
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| It's just a "condensed recap" of the first season! Instead of watching 5h 14m, you can get it abridged in 1h 35m... Netflix is running low on money and want to milk the viewers anyway they can! Disgusting!!! |
| They're taking episodes that felt super rushed to make me feel any real, genuine emotion out of them, and somehow making them even more condensed, rushed and phonier for this recap format. Great.... |
| Recaps are kinda nice but this one is a pointless one since it's a finished series. Should've released it few years ago |
Kelly32723 said: Celest__ said: I'm hoping this would combine the season, ovas, and movie in one as US region doesn't have access to the movie on physical iirc you can find the movie on the pirated websites I'm talking about a official US physical release of the full collection |
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Nox--- said: Well, KyoAni still has to cope with everything that happened. What i am curious about is how the studio is still up and running and how they managed to pay their employees all this time. They didn't have major releases for years, aside for one season of Kobayashi. This doesnt seem to be the first 'recompilation' of past series they do lately. I know that the studio head decided to give the funds gathered after the arson to the victims and families. This is a good thing. But i bet they still need to make some money for the company right now, in order to produce future projects. most anime studios don't JUST do 'main production projects'. for example, JC Staff has one of the most famous background drawing and building creation teams in anime for over 20 years. they have been outsourcing that team for decades. just check out the end credits of any anime and you'll see the names of other studios in supporting roles. i wouldn't be surprised if KyoAni has also been doing support work on other projects alongside their 'main production projects'. |
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| Bruh kyoani milk dry this abomination of a series |
RadicalSanta said: RobertBobert said: I could tell they're doing a recap before the new season, but I know the original story is over. wait... isn't the story over?? why would there be a new season?? Read my comment more carefully, please. |
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| I know many people weren't particularly happy with how the segments in the main TV series felt rushed and not genuine with the emotions, but at least they breathed more efffectively than compared to what we'll get here. Tbh, releasing it in this format would deprive most of, if not all, of the emotional buildup that series has its main strengths, regardless of whether or not certain people (some I know too well, who aren't very sold on the evocative aspects of the series to begin with). Not sure why release a compilation now after the main story has entirely concluded unless they starting another season or maybe a spinoff of sorts. Idk for sure, I'm mixed, and at this point I'd rather rewatch the full TV series if anything unless they include exclusive scenes or soundtracks here. |
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| I don't think this'll add anything to the story. This is kind of typical of KyoAni, they just make a 1000 recap and side stories in hopes of making more I guess. |
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| honestly, I'm saying this as a fan but who is this actually made for? It's a 13 episode show so I don't see why a recap is necessary, kinda wish they would've done another movie since there's so much unadapted stuff from the novels. Nonetheless despite my complaints imma still watch it anyway |
| Thank Netflix for this asspull, they're just trying to milk the series nothing new typical Netflix move. |
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| I seriously don't get why studios make these, like it feels like a waste of money, if you wanted to watch VE just watch it normally instead of a sped up version |
Bl-zz said: Really disappointed by this being a recap, since the name sounded like a post-epilogue and it's movie-length at 1.5 hours. Exactly what I'm thinking. Title sounded so cool, I thought it was a sequel. |
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| Maybe some people not familiar with the series will watch this. i know i will eventually just out of boredom. |
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still watching it! i fckng love violet evergarden |
Bl-zz said: Really disappointed by this being a recap, since the name sounded like a post-epilogue and it's movie-length at 1.5 hours. "Pour Mémoire" means "For memory" in French , so it was already a red flag , to be honest. But yes , they could have adapted the side-stories instead... |
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Nox--- said: KiliianSleipnir said: most anime studios don't JUST do 'main production projects'. for example, JC Staff has one of the most famous background drawing and building creation teams in anime for over 20 years. they have been outsourcing that team for decades. just check out the end credits of any anime and you'll see the names of other studios in supporting roles. i wouldn't be surprised if KyoAni has also been doing support work on other projects alongside their 'main production projects'. KyoAni is pretty unic in many ways. They are completely different from any other studio. Here are a few reasons why: 1) They have their own animation school. As opposed to every other studio, they took the crisis of the lack of animators in their own hands. They have a team and a studio, and they don't hire freelancers, because they don't need to. 2) Most of their employees are women. The founder was a woman, too. Why does it matter you ask? Because KyoAni may be the only company in Japan that decided to do what was necessary to allow women to work, using the same means we use here. Other companies in Japan generally force women to chose: "Kids or job?". KyoAni built its very own day nursery. 3) KyoAni hardly follows the same business model as other studios. They are more akin to old Ghibli when they were working with Myazaki. Meaning: they look for jobs and contracts themselves. They create their own projects. They won't take a contract for making the 17th random LN adaptation of the season. 4) Here, it may be my own ignorance and i may have missed some occurences... But I have been checking anime credits for almost 2 decades now. KyoAni hardly outsources. They don't need to. They didn't at least. Because 1). And they don't do outsourcing jobs for other studios because 3). It doesn't take the same work ethics to make Violet Evergarden and to make your random Fate anime. They are successful because they make quality. They are not involved in random projects. If they were to do outsourcing as a rule at some point, it would probably mean that KyoAni died. interesting viewpoints, thanks for the input. but you do seem to have several mis-conceptions about how 'all' studios work in the industry. as a 30+ year anime fan, props to your 20 years! :D i've dug pretty deep into the industry and nigh-on EVERYBODY in every studio does supporting work. it is one of those 'evil necessities' to pay the bills and also support your fellow 'creatives'. just because a project is "random Fate anime." or "the 17th random LN adaptation of the season." doesn't mean it shouldn't be considered honest work or worth somebody's time. if KyoAni ISN'T doing support work, i frankly think that's quite silly and not a good business model. the old saying comes to mind, "Don't put all of your eggs in one basket." if KyoAni is relying on just their main project income... that is a pretty narrow revenue stream. if they are a smaller studio (by number of employees) that 'risk' of one main project not providing enough profit and there is no further revenue from 'secondary projects', seems too high to me. but, if their management has everything well balanced? i can see why concentrating the entire staffs' efforts on that one main project could produce epic results. |
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| Everyone should know this recap actually came out two years ago in Japan right before the movie so it could build hype for it and let people catch up quickly on the TV series story. It's the Western release that is really freaking late to the game. This recap was actually how Hideo Kojima found out about Violet Evergarden, it caused the hashtag to start trending on Twitter, he noticed it, and then he binged the whole 13 episodes. |
Natsuki_SanJuan said: I hope Violet Evergarden will not become a cash cow like Demon Slayer. I don't think you have to worry about that lol they don't even have close to the same following |
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| Man my heart skipped a beat for a sec thinking it's a sequel or smth lol |
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