Light Novel 'Clockwork Planet' Gets Anime Adaptation
Synopsis
"The Clockwork Planet"
One day, a black box suddenly crashed into the house of the high school dropout Naoto Miura. Inside it was a female automaton. The endless cycle of failure and success.
The world that does change and the mankind that does not change. At a time where reality and fantasy are screaming, the encounters of these two make the gears of fate move! (Source: Amazon)
Clockwork Planet is a light novel series written by Tsubaki Himana and Yuu Kamiya and illustrated by Shino under Kodansha Ranobe Imprint. It currently has four volumes published, with the fourth volume to be released on December 29. It also received a manga adaptation with illustrations by Kuro.
Source: Official website
Clockwork Planet on MAL
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legal issues? I think you don't know anything, as there was no legal issues.
Also, anime for novels are just an advertisement, and a costly one. The point isn't to adapt the whole novels into an anime, but to adapt just enough to incite peoples to buy the novels. Most novels adaptation never get a sequel you know. And those which does still never get "finished" and still require you to read the novels to know what happens next.
Last thing, usually it's not the author who decide if there's going to be an anime, but the publisher side. So he doesn't "dare" to begin with.
Mar 26, 2016 3:03 AM by Zefyris
Mar 25, 2016 8:11 PM by BRabbitWaifu
Still gonna watch every single one of them *thumbs up*
THAT'S A FAN.
Mar 15, 2016 7:12 PM by Yurue
Eh okay. Not sure what to expect since I find the manga version is somewhat average. Still, the first few chapter was a fun read.
There're english translations of the LN floating around. It's way better
Mar 15, 2016 7:10 PM by Yurue
Here's another synopsis:
"The Earth had died a thousand years ago. It was rebuilt using gears by a mysterious man named "Y". In the present, while Naoto Miura is living his life as a high school student and a gear enthusiast, a box crashed into his home. In the box, is an beautiful automata girl, RyuZU. This encounter would then have a profound effect on both Naoto and Society itself."
Now doesn't that just sound great?
>mechanical planet built in it's place
>robots and shit
>still somehow set in high school
for fucks sake japan
CLOCKWORK.
It's automata, not robots.
And no, it's not set in high school. The main character go to school. That's all.
Hope this changes your mind ^^
Mar 15, 2016 7:09 PM by Yurue
> Light Novel
> Found loli in a box
I'm done.
She isn't a loli though.
Dec 31, 2015 4:54 PM by StupidityKiller
Dec 28, 2015 11:07 AM by starlessn1ght
Dec 28, 2015 9:36 AM by LemonSyrup
That title makes it seem interesting!
^This pretty much. Yuu Kamiya being one of the writers is also interesting. I'll wait for more info on it though.
Dec 28, 2015 2:13 AM by Ando
> Found loli in a box
I'm done.
Dec 27, 2015 8:18 PM by DannyTheDonkey
Dec 27, 2015 8:16 PM by error5000
Dec 27, 2015 7:56 PM by mottower
"Girl falls out of the sky"
Are we really still doing this?
You're overreacting for an initial setting. You, and lots of other here. There's no point in having a very original setting if the author don't do anything interesting with it later on. For example, elitist usually like LOGH, right. LOGH has an initial setting which isn't original at all. Also, I like RnY which has the beginning starting like your completely cliché heroic fantasy setting.
On the contrary, what's important is what the story becomes afterwards.
I heard good things about how it develops afterwards, but haven't reading it myself, so I won't make any comment as long as I haven't read it.
Simply, I'd rather have something starting with a normal setting and movbing on into something interesting than an author banking everything on an original setting for the synopsis to attract readers, yet not doing anything good with it( most of the "very original" stuff ends like that in novels).
Hell, Sukasuka, which is one of the best new work from Japan I've read this year, has its first chapter starting with exactly that. Girl falls from higher ground and is being caught by MC. Cliché? Sukasuka couldn't be further away from cliché stories. And honestly, falling from the sky or not wouldn't have changed anything to the story afterwards. So who cares for that kind of details, honestly.
Dec 27, 2015 3:50 PM by Zefyris
Also I love how people react to the LN adaptations than the actual content inside :S It's so damn funny.
But I'm really excited for this one then. Synopsis seems interesting enough.
Dec 27, 2015 12:19 PM by removed-user
"Girl falls out of the sky"
Are we really still doing this?
Do you prefer guy walk into a girl changing more?
Dec 26, 2015 6:41 PM by StupidityKiller
Are we really still doing this?
Dec 26, 2015 5:08 PM by ex_necross
Gotta love how people react to a LN adaptions as more generic than the usual LN plot especially on MAL.
Dec 26, 2015 2:49 PM by Mizunashi
The idea is really unusual. I mean we're talking of an entire planet made with gears. There's potential for some amazing visuals. I hope a good studio picks this up.
Dec 26, 2015 3:56 AM by barmar
Dec 26, 2015 3:29 AM by Danae
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Hope this turns out well.
Aug 6, 2016 4:30 AM by Yourlolm