Dungeon ni Deai wo Motomeru no wa Machigatteiru Darou ka III Episode 6 Discussion

Nov 9, 2020 4:26 PM

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Playcool said:

Marinate1016 said:
So we’re reaching the climax of this arc, Bell’s got to take down Dix and stop the Xenos from rampaging. This is a crossroads for Bell and Danmachi as a whole. Bell’s going to have to step up and be his own man here to save the day. Can’t wait to see how this turns out in anime form. Another decent ep from JC.

This is not the climax, it is far too early for that.
S3 is a sole arc, one story, the fun doesn't end anytime soon, you will reach a climax in like 2 episodes, but then it is not over, and there is still the grand finale to come., at the end.

The "very best" scenes have yet to show up.

About the episode itself, not much happened that I do feel like commenting, I m saving it for when that shit happens.
I have mixed feelings because for one, I like they are building things properly, but I also quite nervous, wanting to see them reaching what I hope we may get at the end of the next episode, if they do it well, I will cry for sure.

There is no question this arc is too good for something like JCStaff to handle, as a studio, they have been doing mostly trash these couple of years, it is a waste such an amazing arc on that, but they have the license to do it, so thus far, that is the only solution, and within this only way, we can have Danmachi Xenos arc animated, they are at least treating it with more care than anything I have seen recently from them, so I m happy that this at least is not a disappointment, but I still doubt they will perfectly capture the feels moving forward, and I do dare to dream how much better a studio with better connections, would have handled it.

It is quite fun to see people trying to project how this season is going to unfold, like this villain, yet missing by a large margin because this arc is all but predictable.
Sadly, fucking OP spoils too much.

>they have the license to do it

they were hired to produce it actually like any normal anime studio anyways it's not like JC Staff doesn't care about danmachi but it's also more on the higher ups since they are who decides on the number of episodes not the anime studio's choice and keep in mind that they were busy carrying railgun for the first half of the year since it wasn't having a decent schedule like previous seasons (Kadokawa's fault again).

Nov 10, 2020 2:09 AM

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todd2580 said:

Playcool said:

This is not the climax, it is far too early for that.
S3 is a sole arc, one story, the fun doesn't end anytime soon, you will reach a climax in like 2 episodes, but then it is not over, and there is still the grand finale to come., at the end.

The "very best" scenes have yet to show up.

About the episode itself, not much happened that I do feel like commenting, I m saving it for when that shit happens.
I have mixed feelings because for one, I like they are building things properly, but I also quite nervous, wanting to see them reaching what I hope we may get at the end of the next episode, if they do it well, I will cry for sure.

There is no question this arc is too good for something like JCStaff to handle, as a studio, they have been doing mostly trash these couple of years, it is a waste such an amazing arc on that, but they have the license to do it, so thus far, that is the only solution, and within this only way, we can have Danmachi Xenos arc animated, they are at least treating it with more care than anything I have seen recently from them, so I m happy that this at least is not a disappointment, but I still doubt they will perfectly capture the feels moving forward, and I do dare to dream how much better a studio with better connections, would have handled it.

It is quite fun to see people trying to project how this season is going to unfold, like this villain, yet missing by a large margin because this arc is all but predictable.
Sadly, fucking OP spoils too much.

>they have the license to do it

they were hired to produce it actually like any normal anime studio anyways it's not like JC Staff doesn't care about danmachi but it's also more on the higher ups since they are who decides on the number of episodes not the anime studio's choice and keep in mind that they were busy carrying railgun for the first half of the year since it wasn't having a decent schedule like previous seasons (Kadokawa's fault again).

Anyone that has seen the studio stuff knows plenty well they have done nothing to distinguish themselves these past years.
They are at best average studios, with average connections, thus you cant expect the best from them.

They already were not great before making the mistake of being too greedy and accepting doing all these anime at the same time.

JCStaff lacks the quality of a studios that picks an adaptation and breathes life to it, give them ReZero for example, and the series would have never gotten as popular as it is.

Executing and directing a scene can break a quality source and bring it to the mud, or took a barely decent series and inject a lot of life into it.
It is the single most important key to an anime adaptation IMO, the reason why I came to enjoy Bloom Into You anime, more than the manga itself.

JCStaff lacks such finesse but is doing its very best job here, considering what I have seen from them in recent years.

BUT, one that knows the source material can see all those right spots where they could have changed such small elements, little details in how you chose to direct something, to truly invoke more dread and tension.

It is also NOT a smart idea, spoiling key elements of the freaking plot, since ep2 with the OP, it is too revealing. OP slight variations towards a season progressing exist, and even JCStaff done them before, with DAL III, to avoid some spoilers, and only enlight stuff, when it shows on the anime itself.

Nov 10, 2020 4:19 AM

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The bland and cheap animation really take away from enjoying this world-building and some of the more interesting characters.

Nov 10, 2020 6:05 AM

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Playcool said:

todd2580 said:

>they have the license to do it

they were hired to produce it actually like any normal anime studio anyways it's not like JC Staff doesn't care about danmachi but it's also more on the higher ups since they are who decides on the number of episodes not the anime studio's choice and keep in mind that they were busy carrying railgun for the first half of the year since it wasn't having a decent schedule like previous seasons (Kadokawa's fault again).

Anyone that has seen the studio stuff knows plenty well they have done nothing to distinguish themselves these past years.
They are at best average studios, with average connections, thus you cant expect the best from them.

They already were not great before making the mistake of being too greedy and accepting doing all these anime at the same time.

JCStaff lacks the quality of a studios that picks an adaptation and breathes life to it, give them ReZero for example, and the series would have never gotten as popular as it is.

Executing and directing a scene can break a quality source and bring it to the mud, or took a barely decent series and inject a lot of life into it.
It is the single most important key to an anime adaptation IMO, the reason why I came to enjoy Bloom Into You anime, more than the manga itself.

JCStaff lacks such finesse but is doing its very best job here, considering what I have seen from them in recent years.

BUT, one that knows the source material can see all those right spots where they could have changed such small elements, little details in how you chose to direct something, to truly invoke more dread and tension.

It is also NOT a smart idea, spoiling key elements of the freaking plot, since ep2 with the OP, it is too revealing. OP slight variations towards a season progressing exist, and even JCStaff done them before, with DAL III, to avoid some spoilers, and only enlight stuff, when it shows on the anime itself.

actually for the fans who didn't read the light novel i think they won't figure how this season will goes from the OP alone also you're talking like JC Staff are the only one who does this like other studios do that too but also depends more on the director itself.

>They already were not great before making the mistake of being too greedy and accepting doing all these anime at the same time.

and that wasn't their fault the anime industry is harsh place like anime studios barely does earn profit from the anime they produce so didn't you think that they actually might needed that money so they can still be active and pay for their animators also Pandemic making things worse just for record so don't set your expectations higher that much since the schedule is a little tight because of that despite the delay.

https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2020-06-09/how-much-longer-is-it-taking-to-make-anime-under-covid-19-mantan-web-investigates/.160412

todd2580Nov 10, 2020 6:27 AM

Nov 10, 2020 9:56 AM

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todd2580 said:

Playcool said:

todd2580 said:

Playcool said:

Marinate1016 said:
So we’re reaching the climax of this arc, Bell’s got to take down Dix and stop the Xenos from rampaging. This is a crossroads for Bell and Danmachi as a whole. Bell’s going to have to step up and be his own man here to save the day. Can’t wait to see how this turns out in anime form. Another decent ep from JC.

This is not the climax, it is far too early for that.
S3 is a sole arc, one story, the fun doesn't end anytime soon, you will reach a climax in like 2 episodes, but then it is not over, and there is still the grand finale to come., at the end.

The "very best" scenes have yet to show up.

About the episode itself, not much happened that I do feel like commenting, I m saving it for when that shit happens.
I have mixed feelings because for one, I like they are building things properly, but I also quite nervous, wanting to see them reaching what I hope we may get at the end of the next episode, if they do it well, I will cry for sure.

There is no question this arc is too good for something like JCStaff to handle, as a studio, they have been doing mostly trash these couple of years, it is a waste such an amazing arc on that, but they have the license to do it, so thus far, that is the only solution, and within this only way, we can have Danmachi Xenos arc animated, they are at least treating it with more care than anything I have seen recently from them, so I m happy that this at least is not a disappointment, but I still doubt they will perfectly capture the feels moving forward, and I do dare to dream how much better a studio with better connections, would have handled it.

It is quite fun to see people trying to project how this season is going to unfold, like this villain, yet missing by a large margin because this arc is all but predictable.
Sadly, fucking OP spoils too much.

>they have the license to do it

they were hired to produce it actually like any normal anime studio anyways it's not like JC Staff doesn't care about danmachi but it's also more on the higher ups since they are who decides on the number of episodes not the anime studio's choice and keep in mind that they were busy carrying railgun for the first half of the year since it wasn't having a decent schedule like previous seasons (Kadokawa's fault again).

Anyone that has seen the studio stuff knows plenty well they have done nothing to distinguish themselves these past years.
They are at best average studios, with average connections, thus you cant expect the best from them.

They already were not great before making the mistake of being too greedy and accepting doing all these anime at the same time.

JCStaff lacks the quality of a studios that picks an adaptation and breathes life to it, give them ReZero for example, and the series would have never gotten as popular as it is.

Executing and directing a scene can break a quality source and bring it to the mud, or took a barely decent series and inject a lot of life into it.
It is the single most important key to an anime adaptation IMO, the reason why I came to enjoy Bloom Into You anime, more than the manga itself.

JCStaff lacks such finesse but is doing its very best job here, considering what I have seen from them in recent years.

BUT, one that knows the source material can see all those right spots where they could have changed such small elements, little details in how you chose to direct something, to truly invoke more dread and tension.

It is also NOT a smart idea, spoiling key elements of the freaking plot, since ep2 with the OP, it is too revealing. OP slight variations towards a season progressing exist, and even JCStaff done them before, with DAL III, to avoid some spoilers, and only enlight stuff, when it shows on the anime itself.

actually for the fans who didn't read the light novel i think they won't figure how this season will goes from the OP alone also you're talking like JC Staff are the only one who does this like other studios do that too but also depends more on the director itself.

>They already were not great before making the mistake of being too greedy and accepting doing all these anime at the same time.

and that wasn't their fault the anime industry is harsh place like anime studios barely does earn profit from the anime they produce so didn't you think that they actually might needed that money so they can still be active and pay for their animators also Pandemic making things worse just for record so don't set your expectations higher that much since the schedule is a little tight because of that despite the delay.

https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2020-06-09/how-much-longer-is-it-taking-to-make-anime-under-covid-19-mantan-web-investigates/.160412

You look too sus there, you are defending them too much.
No, it was their fault, they can choose, you DONT see any other studios doing this for the most part, go watch the forums of Index III, One Man Punch S2 or DAL III, before speaking further on this please.
It was their choice, they choose quantity over quality, and it ended being a failure, 3 very dirty disappointing adaptations there.

And don't bring the Pandemic in, that is BS, this happened way before that, right around 2017-2018.

It is a Studios job to have proper management and they fucked it up during those times.

They were never an excellent studios to boot, even I, that am a huge fan of Toradora and Zero no Tsukaima, but also loved Hayate no Gotoku and Shakugan no Shana, can admit this, they were never at the level that Madhouse was previously, or Wit, or Mappa, or KyoAni.

Really, the only thing they always excelled was on Railgun, much due to that director.

JCStaff is doing a fine job with this adaptation, probably the most effort I have seen them doing in years, which pleases me since this is the least they should be doing with this arc.
But they will never be a company that I would associate with darker, more mature and complex storytelling.

Prove me wrong or drop it.

Nov 10, 2020 12:02 PM

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Playcool said:

todd2580 said:

Playcool said:

todd2580 said:

Playcool said:

Marinate1016 said:
So we’re reaching the climax of this arc, Bell’s got to take down Dix and stop the Xenos from rampaging. This is a crossroads for Bell and Danmachi as a whole. Bell’s going to have to step up and be his own man here to save the day. Can’t wait to see how this turns out in anime form. Another decent ep from JC.

This is not the climax, it is far too early for that.
S3 is a sole arc, one story, the fun doesn't end anytime soon, you will reach a climax in like 2 episodes, but then it is not over, and there is still the grand finale to come., at the end.

The "very best" scenes have yet to show up.

About the episode itself, not much happened that I do feel like commenting, I m saving it for when that shit happens.
I have mixed feelings because for one, I like they are building things properly, but I also quite nervous, wanting to see them reaching what I hope we may get at the end of the next episode, if they do it well, I will cry for sure.

There is no question this arc is too good for something like JCStaff to handle, as a studio, they have been doing mostly trash these couple of years, it is a waste such an amazing arc on that, but they have the license to do it, so thus far, that is the only solution, and within this only way, we can have Danmachi Xenos arc animated, they are at least treating it with more care than anything I have seen recently from them, so I m happy that this at least is not a disappointment, but I still doubt they will perfectly capture the feels moving forward, and I do dare to dream how much better a studio with better connections, would have handled it.

It is quite fun to see people trying to project how this season is going to unfold, like this villain, yet missing by a large margin because this arc is all but predictable.
Sadly, fucking OP spoils too much.

>they have the license to do it

they were hired to produce it actually like any normal anime studio anyways it's not like JC Staff doesn't care about danmachi but it's also more on the higher ups since they are who decides on the number of episodes not the anime studio's choice and keep in mind that they were busy carrying railgun for the first half of the year since it wasn't having a decent schedule like previous seasons (Kadokawa's fault again).

Anyone that has seen the studio stuff knows plenty well they have done nothing to distinguish themselves these past years.
They are at best average studios, with average connections, thus you cant expect the best from them.

They already were not great before making the mistake of being too greedy and accepting doing all these anime at the same time.

JCStaff lacks the quality of a studios that picks an adaptation and breathes life to it, give them ReZero for example, and the series would have never gotten as popular as it is.

Executing and directing a scene can break a quality source and bring it to the mud, or took a barely decent series and inject a lot of life into it.
It is the single most important key to an anime adaptation IMO, the reason why I came to enjoy Bloom Into You anime, more than the manga itself.

JCStaff lacks such finesse but is doing its very best job here, considering what I have seen from them in recent years.

BUT, one that knows the source material can see all those right spots where they could have changed such small elements, little details in how you chose to direct something, to truly invoke more dread and tension.

It is also NOT a smart idea, spoiling key elements of the freaking plot, since ep2 with the OP, it is too revealing. OP slight variations towards a season progressing exist, and even JCStaff done them before, with DAL III, to avoid some spoilers, and only enlight stuff, when it shows on the anime itself.

actually for the fans who didn't read the light novel i think they won't figure how this season will goes from the OP alone also you're talking like JC Staff are the only one who does this like other studios do that too but also depends more on the director itself.

>They already were not great before making the mistake of being too greedy and accepting doing all these anime at the same time.

and that wasn't their fault the anime industry is harsh place like anime studios barely does earn profit from the anime they produce so didn't you think that they actually might needed that money so they can still be active and pay for their animators also Pandemic making things worse just for record so don't set your expectations higher that much since the schedule is a little tight because of that despite the delay.

https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2020-06-09/how-much-longer-is-it-taking-to-make-anime-under-covid-19-mantan-web-investigates/.160412

You look too sus there, you are defending them too much.
No, it was their fault, they can choose, you DONT see any other studios doing this for the most part, go watch the forums of Index III, One Man Punch S2 or DAL III, before speaking further on this please.
It was their choice, they choose quantity over quality, and it ended being a failure, 3 very dirty disappointing adaptations there.

And don't bring the Pandemic in, that is BS, this happened way before that, right around 2017-2018.

It is a Studios job to have proper management and they fucked it up during those times.

They were never an excellent studios to boot, even I, that am a huge fan of Toradora and Zero no Tsukaima, but also loved Hayate no Gotoku and Shakugan no Shana, can admit this, they were never at the level that Madhouse was previously, or Wit, or Mappa, or KyoAni.

Really, the only thing they always excelled was on Railgun, much due to that director.

JCStaff is doing a fine job with this adaptation, probably the most effort I have seen them doing in years, which pleases me since this is the least they should be doing with this arc.
But they will never be a company that I would associate with darker, more mature and complex storytelling.

Prove me wrong or drop it.

>you DONT see any other studios doing this for the most part

Toei and MAPPA and DEEN have word with you right there they did more than they can handle too.

Nov 11, 2020 1:59 PM

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An anime only fan guessing here...
If the opening credits are somewhat of a clue to what's going to happen then...
Ais will eventually choose to fight Bell because maybe he's trying to protect Weine who's probably a dragon (her features are somewhat consistent with one that has taken humanoid form) in the last episode of season 2 it's been teased that she has a hatred towards dragons.

"Manga readers are annoying, all they do is complain or spoil the anime we discuss in an anime forum.
They should really do their whining at manga forums.

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Nov 13, 2020 3:13 AM

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todd2580 said:

Playcool said:

You look too sus there, you are defending them too much.
No, it was their fault, they can choose, you DONT see any other studios doing this for the most part, go watch the forums of Index III, One Man Punch S2 or DAL III, before speaking further on this please.
It was their choice, they choose quantity over quality, and it ended being a failure, 3 very dirty disappointing adaptations there.

And don't bring the Pandemic in, that is BS, this happened way before that, right around 2017-2018.

It is a Studios job to have proper management and they fucked it up during those times.

They were never an excellent studios to boot, even I, that am a huge fan of Toradora and Zero no Tsukaima, but also loved Hayate no Gotoku and Shakugan no Shana, can admit this, they were never at the level that Madhouse was previously, or Wit, or Mappa, or KyoAni.

Really, the only thing they always excelled was on Railgun, much due to that director.

JCStaff is doing a fine job with this adaptation, probably the most effort I have seen them doing in years, which pleases me since this is the least they should be doing with this arc.
But they will never be a company that I would associate with darker, more mature and complex storytelling.

Prove me wrong or drop it.

>you DONT see any other studios doing this for the most part

Toei and MAPPA and DEEN have word with you right there they did more than they can handle too.

todd2580 said:

Playcool said:

You look too sus there, you are defending them too much.
No, it was their fault, they can choose, you DONT see any other studios doing this for the most part, go watch the forums of Index III, One Man Punch S2 or DAL III, before speaking further on this please.
It was their choice, they choose quantity over quality, and it ended being a failure, 3 very dirty disappointing adaptations there.

And don't bring the Pandemic in, that is BS, this happened way before that, right around 2017-2018.

It is a Studios job to have proper management and they fucked it up during those times.

They were never an excellent studios to boot, even I, that am a huge fan of Toradora and Zero no Tsukaima, but also loved Hayate no Gotoku and Shakugan no Shana, can admit this, they were never at the level that Madhouse was previously, or Wit, or Mappa, or KyoAni.

Really, the only thing they always excelled was on Railgun, much due to that director.

JCStaff is doing a fine job with this adaptation, probably the most effort I have seen them doing in years, which pleases me since this is the least they should be doing with this arc.
But they will never be a company that I would associate with darker, more mature and complex storytelling.

Prove me wrong or drop it.

>you DONT see any other studios doing this for the most part

Toei and MAPPA and DEEN have word with you right there they did more than they can handle too.

Notice I never mentionated two of the studios you brought up.

And Mappa has done good stuff in the past too, Rage of Bahamut was very well handled with great animation too, if it wasn't for that ending...

Nov 14, 2020 7:13 AM

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