| I will join the side of PLEASE GOD NO. A show like this didn't deserve 22 episodes, it certainly doesn't deserve more. I know some people enjoyed it, but it's bad... some people just don't have their tastes refined yet. When you grow older stuff like this will be strictly for laughing at. |
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| Crippy Boy Shu's Schizo Adventure? Sure why not. Would probably be better than s1 at the very least :S |
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| I don't believe they can progress much further with how the S1 ended; though, that's pretty obvious by now. Even explaining the innumerable loopholes and questions the show left would result in being, needless to say, pointless. They should either: Whip out a new story and a new protagonist; or not do anything at all. |
myusername said: I don't believe they can progress much further with how the S1 ended; though, that's pretty obvious by now. Even explaining the innumerable loopholes and questions the show left would result in being, needless to say, pointless. They should either: Whip out a new story and a new protagonist; or not do anything at all. I agree. With the plot holes they left behind, they can create an entirely new arc with entirely new characters. Bringing Shu back will just add unnecessary twists...(e.g. "How did his sight recover?" and "Who is he going to end up with?" among others) I'd really look forward to GC S2 if they are making one, but who knows. |
| Hope they make something like Inori gets recreated by loses her memories. Basically a new her. Then the Shu's eyes gets fixed. But hopefully more action. |
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UtsukushiiYume said: GigaSPX said: Why the hell isn't anyone getting the fact that this is the year 2039 where advanced technology and science exists? You got this science of Voids and the Apocalypse virus, WHY THE FUCK ISN'T THERE THE ADVANCED MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY OF RESTORING A VICTIM'S EYESIGHT? Even if you can't fully restore lost vision, at least there should be some aid in letting him see outline of things. Well, just because there's some awesome technology, it doesn't have to mean that there's a cure for their eyesight and stuff. However, maybe Shu wants to keep the blindness as a mark of what happened that day. Poor Shu. TT.TT If you continued to read, I said he might not get his eyesight back 100%, but at least be able to see outline of things. I'm pretty sure that's a load of bull to keeping yourself blind as a way to remember things. It's the morality, yes, but memories cannot be solidified as objects of remembrance. Memories are memories, so she lives forever in his mind like that. |
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| Although it seems as if they probably can't continue with a S2 after the events in the final episode... GOD DAMMIT. I DON'T CARE ANYMORE. If another season is what it takes for them to give Shu his happily ever after, DO IT. Or or. Give us an OVA. Or something related to curing his eyesight. No matter how much of an ass-pull it is, I want to see it >__< Hell. Make a new season about bringing Inori back. Shu deserved to end up with his girl after all that shit he went through. Oh well. Anyways... IF THEY DO MAKE A SEASON 2, if it's as entertaining as season 1 (despite how much of a trainwreck it was), whatever. Go for it. I'll watch it. |
KyashiDesu said: Although it seems as if they probably can't continue with a S2 after the events in the final episode... GOD DAMMIT. I DON'T CARE ANYMORE. If another season is what it takes for them to give Shu his happily ever after, DO IT. Or or. Give us an OVA. Or something related to curing his eyesight. No matter how much of an ass-pull it is, I want to see it >__< Hell. Make a new season about bringing Inori back. Shu deserved to end up with his girl after all that shit he went through. Oh well. Anyways... IF THEY DO MAKE A SEASON 2, if it's as entertaining as season 1 (despite how much of a trainwreck it was), whatever. Go for it. I'll watch it. It'll be difficult to do a season 2, considering the epilogue. But it could be done. Daath is still out there. As are the creators of the Virus. Hell, they could simply have another Virus Meteor strike the earth and start the whole thing over. |
| Summoning Dark: "What kind of human creates his own policeman?" Watcman: "One who fears the dark." "And so he should," said the enity, with satisfaction. "Indeed. But I think you misunderstand. I am not here to keep the darkness out. I'm here to keep it in." There was a clink of metal as the shadowy watchman lifted a dark lantern and opened it's little door. Orange light cut through the blackness. "Call me . . . the Guarding Dark. Imagine how strong I must be." |
| Inori is gone, Shu has lost his power and is blind I think, and all the voids are gone... how the hell you goin to do a season 2? |
Xtc said: They could still do a prequel, if the rumored prequel game never comes to exist. If they really want to that is.Inori is gone, Shu has lost his power and is blind I think, and all the voids are gone... how the hell you goin to do a season 2? |
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| Shu's Blind and missing an arm. Unless they want to do an Fullbringer arc where a group of people help Shu regain his arm and powers. See how well that worked out for the Bleach fandom... |
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GigaSPX said: UtsukushiiYume said: GigaSPX said: Why the hell isn't anyone getting the fact that this is the year 2039 where advanced technology and science exists? You got this science of Voids and the Apocalypse virus, WHY THE FUCK ISN'T THERE THE ADVANCED MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY OF RESTORING A VICTIM'S EYESIGHT? Even if you can't fully restore lost vision, at least there should be some aid in letting him see outline of things. Well, just because there's some awesome technology, it doesn't have to mean that there's a cure for their eyesight and stuff. However, maybe Shu wants to keep the blindness as a mark of what happened that day. Poor Shu. TT.TT If you continued to read, I said he might not get his eyesight back 100%, but at least be able to see outline of things. I'm pretty sure that's a load of bull to keeping yourself blind as a way to remember things. It's the morality, yes, but memories cannot be solidified as objects of remembrance. Memories are memories, so she lives forever in his mind like that. Maybe, maybe not. Shu never said anything about it, so we'll never know (unless there's a S2). Though I do kinda agree with you, it's kind of like how anime/manga/novel heroes are like, "SCARS ARE A PROOF OF VICTORY!" kind of thing. Only, if he keeps his blindness whatever, it's not really a sign of victory, it's more of loss. I don't know. But I want him to get his eyesight back. |
kennichiro said: Why don't we hope for some OVAs like Series Darker than Black had done, The ones that cover something that didn't happen throughout the series (ex: after the battle, how Tokyo recovered...) I think it's not a bad idea. I actually really like that idea. IF they make OVAs as a bridge to a S2. Explaining more about Daat and stuff. I actually liked Yuu, to be honest. He was so cool. <3 But anyways. I doubt he died, since he kind of just dissolved like that. Oh, and to someone (who mentioned somehwere, too lazy to quote) who asked who the creator of the virus was. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that that was from a meteor, Mana cut her finger on it, as well as her mother got infected, because of them, the virus spread. |
| God no! Thats like TTGL having a second season! They ended it as it is. Unless they do a retell, or alter the ending ...... or Shu has superduper blind powers ..... yeah. I.G stooped to a new low doing GC, but a second season? ..... |
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| To be honest i kinda enjoyed this anime till the end >.> thats when it made me sad....soo many unanswered questions soo many wtf just happened ... soo many your going to explain this is season 2 right moments >.> T_T WTB season 2 please |
| If what I'm thinking is correct; there is no second season because the second season is already done. Episode 11 was the end of the first 'season' and the parts after that were part of the second 'season'. By two seasons; they most likely meant two cours which is 10-12 episodes in which case there were 11 episodes for the first 'season' and 11 for the second. The interview (http://www.animenewsnetwork.com.au/interview/2011-11-28/interview-koji-yamamoto-ryo-ohyama-and-george-wada-on-guilty-crown) was written in November which was around when the first 'season' was still airing. tl;dr First 11 episodes was season 1 and the next 11 episodes was what made up season 2. |
Chrischunn said: If what I'm thinking is correct; there is no second season because the second season is already done. Episode 11 was the end of the first 'season' and the parts after that were part of the second 'season'. By two seasons; they most likely meant two cours which is 10-12 episodes in which case there were 11 episodes for the first 'season' and 11 for the second. The interview (http://www.animenewsnetwork.com.au/interview/2011-11-28/interview-koji-yamamoto-ryo-ohyama-and-george-wada-on-guilty-crown) was written in November which was around when the first 'season' was still airing. tl;dr First 11 episodes was season 1 and the next 11 episodes was what made up season 2. By season 2 we meant by a sequel to guilty crown. i hope there will be a sequel. Whether it be an OVA or another 22 episodes, I don't mind either way. |
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Chrischunn said: If what I'm thinking is correct; there is no second season because the second season is already done. Episode 11 was the end of the first 'season' and the parts after that were part of the second 'season'. By two seasons; they most likely meant two cours which is 10-12 episodes in which case there were 11 episodes for the first 'season' and 11 for the second. The interview (http://www.animenewsnetwork.com.au/interview/2011-11-28/interview-koji-yamamoto-ryo-ohyama-and-george-wada-on-guilty-crown) was written in November which was around when the first 'season' was still airing. tl;dr First 11 episodes was season 1 and the next 11 episodes was what made up season 2. The reason that doesn't make sense is because it's called a season for a reason, because it occurs in a different season. Guilty Crown was fall last year. The new season would be a sequel/in another season kind of thing. What I'm saying now made more sense in my head than how I'm typing this... They meant season as in, a sequel too. Also, there's another thread where someone mentioned that there was a magazine article for April regarding a second season of GC, and that it was planned or something. |
UtsukushiiYume said: Chrischunn said: If what I'm thinking is correct; there is no second season because the second season is already done. Episode 11 was the end of the first 'season' and the parts after that were part of the second 'season'. By two seasons; they most likely meant two cours which is 10-12 episodes in which case there were 11 episodes for the first 'season' and 11 for the second. The interview (http://www.animenewsnetwork.com.au/interview/2011-11-28/interview-koji-yamamoto-ryo-ohyama-and-george-wada-on-guilty-crown) was written in November which was around when the first 'season' was still airing. tl;dr First 11 episodes was season 1 and the next 11 episodes was what made up season 2. The reason that doesn't make sense is because it's called a season for a reason, because it occurs in a different season. Guilty Crown was fall last year. The new season would be a sequel/in another season kind of thing. What I'm saying now made more sense in my head than how I'm typing this... They meant season as in, a sequel too. Also, there's another thread where someone mentioned that there was a magazine article for April regarding a second season of GC, and that it was planned or something. I can understand an OVA of some sort to tie up loose ends, but do you really think they'd be able to drag on for a whole new season? They pretty much killed any chances of a sequel by making Shu blind, unless they pull something out of their ass (as if it hadn't happened enough already) and cure him of his blindness. It just makes more sense (to me) that there would be no second season. But that's just my personal opinion. |
Chrischunn said: UtsukushiiYume said: Chrischunn said: If what I'm thinking is correct; there is no second season because the second season is already done. Episode 11 was the end of the first 'season' and the parts after that were part of the second 'season'. By two seasons; they most likely meant two cours which is 10-12 episodes in which case there were 11 episodes for the first 'season' and 11 for the second. The interview (http://www.animenewsnetwork.com.au/interview/2011-11-28/interview-koji-yamamoto-ryo-ohyama-and-george-wada-on-guilty-crown) was written in November which was around when the first 'season' was still airing. tl;dr First 11 episodes was season 1 and the next 11 episodes was what made up season 2. The reason that doesn't make sense is because it's called a season for a reason, because it occurs in a different season. Guilty Crown was fall last year. The new season would be a sequel/in another season kind of thing. What I'm saying now made more sense in my head than how I'm typing this... They meant season as in, a sequel too. Also, there's another thread where someone mentioned that there was a magazine article for April regarding a second season of GC, and that it was planned or something. I can understand an OVA of some sort to tie up loose ends, but do you really think they'd be able to drag on for a whole new season? They pretty much killed any chances of a sequel by making Shu blind, unless they pull something out of their ass (as if it hadn't happened enough already) and cure him of his blindness. It just makes more sense (to me) that there would be no second season. But that's just my personal opinion. It's the future, so they probably have some kind of technology to fix Shu's blindness. |
| I hope so, i HATED the ending. Shu and Inori deserved a happy ending. |
UtsukushiiYume said: Chrischunn said: UtsukushiiYume said: Chrischunn said: If what I'm thinking is correct; there is no second season because the second season is already done. Episode 11 was the end of the first 'season' and the parts after that were part of the second 'season'. By two seasons; they most likely meant two cours which is 10-12 episodes in which case there were 11 episodes for the first 'season' and 11 for the second. The interview (http://www.animenewsnetwork.com.au/interview/2011-11-28/interview-koji-yamamoto-ryo-ohyama-and-george-wada-on-guilty-crown) was written in November which was around when the first 'season' was still airing. tl;dr First 11 episodes was season 1 and the next 11 episodes was what made up season 2. The reason that doesn't make sense is because it's called a season for a reason, because it occurs in a different season. Guilty Crown was fall last year. The new season would be a sequel/in another season kind of thing. What I'm saying now made more sense in my head than how I'm typing this... They meant season as in, a sequel too. Also, there's another thread where someone mentioned that there was a magazine article for April regarding a second season of GC, and that it was planned or something. I can understand an OVA of some sort to tie up loose ends, but do you really think they'd be able to drag on for a whole new season? They pretty much killed any chances of a sequel by making Shu blind, unless they pull something out of their ass (as if it hadn't happened enough already) and cure him of his blindness. It just makes more sense (to me) that there would be no second season. But that's just my personal opinion. It's the future, so they probably have some kind of technology to fix Shu's blindness. And that would be a perfect example of the creators pulling something out of their ass. If it's the future and they could fix Shu's blindness, how come they can't fix Ayase's legs? |
Chrischunn said: UtsukushiiYume said: Chrischunn said: UtsukushiiYume said: Chrischunn said: If what I'm thinking is correct; there is no second season because the second season is already done. Episode 11 was the end of the first 'season' and the parts after that were part of the second 'season'. By two seasons; they most likely meant two cours which is 10-12 episodes in which case there were 11 episodes for the first 'season' and 11 for the second. The interview (http://www.animenewsnetwork.com.au/interview/2011-11-28/interview-koji-yamamoto-ryo-ohyama-and-george-wada-on-guilty-crown) was written in November which was around when the first 'season' was still airing. tl;dr First 11 episodes was season 1 and the next 11 episodes was what made up season 2. The reason that doesn't make sense is because it's called a season for a reason, because it occurs in a different season. Guilty Crown was fall last year. The new season would be a sequel/in another season kind of thing. What I'm saying now made more sense in my head than how I'm typing this... They meant season as in, a sequel too. Also, there's another thread where someone mentioned that there was a magazine article for April regarding a second season of GC, and that it was planned or something. I can understand an OVA of some sort to tie up loose ends, but do you really think they'd be able to drag on for a whole new season? They pretty much killed any chances of a sequel by making Shu blind, unless they pull something out of their ass (as if it hadn't happened enough already) and cure him of his blindness. It just makes more sense (to me) that there would be no second season. But that's just my personal opinion. It's the future, so they probably have some kind of technology to fix Shu's blindness. And that would be a perfect example of the creators pulling something out of their ass. If it's the future and they could fix Shu's blindness, how come they can't fix Ayase's legs? Ayase could very easily get a prosthetic leg. I know that MANY, MANY people have said this before, but maybe it's just a pride thing. |
KyashiDesu said: Chrischunn said: UtsukushiiYume said: Chrischunn said: UtsukushiiYume said: Chrischunn said: If what I'm thinking is correct; there is no second season because the second season is already done. Episode 11 was the end of the first 'season' and the parts after that were part of the second 'season'. By two seasons; they most likely meant two cours which is 10-12 episodes in which case there were 11 episodes for the first 'season' and 11 for the second. The interview (http://www.animenewsnetwork.com.au/interview/2011-11-28/interview-koji-yamamoto-ryo-ohyama-and-george-wada-on-guilty-crown) was written in November which was around when the first 'season' was still airing. tl;dr First 11 episodes was season 1 and the next 11 episodes was what made up season 2. The reason that doesn't make sense is because it's called a season for a reason, because it occurs in a different season. Guilty Crown was fall last year. The new season would be a sequel/in another season kind of thing. What I'm saying now made more sense in my head than how I'm typing this... They meant season as in, a sequel too. Also, there's another thread where someone mentioned that there was a magazine article for April regarding a second season of GC, and that it was planned or something. I can understand an OVA of some sort to tie up loose ends, but do you really think they'd be able to drag on for a whole new season? They pretty much killed any chances of a sequel by making Shu blind, unless they pull something out of their ass (as if it hadn't happened enough already) and cure him of his blindness. It just makes more sense (to me) that there would be no second season. But that's just my personal opinion. It's the future, so they probably have some kind of technology to fix Shu's blindness. And that would be a perfect example of the creators pulling something out of their ass. If it's the future and they could fix Shu's blindness, how come they can't fix Ayase's legs? Ayase could very easily get a prosthetic leg. I know that MANY, MANY people have said this before, but maybe it's just a pride thing. Especially since she's always going on about how she doesn't like it when others help her and stuff like that. |
| No. Just no. I doubt they'll make one. But then again, they want to milk the cash cow, no? I see a spinoff with the same concept is possible in the future. But, hey, if they're desperate, they'll make a S2. Although I hope not. Guilty Crown ended. Some Anime just do not need a second season. GC is one of them. |
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ignaciomen2 said: If GC returns, I'll make an altar. Personally, it would be cool if you guys could help me: I had this idea for a sequel, I know we are just a webpage, but if we expand it, through twitter, Facebook, other anime webs, etc. It might spread enough to reach someone in Japan and convince them: Some years have passed since the whole stuff after the first season. Shu and the others are now old enough, for he has raised a Son (Nameless for now) This boy meets a girl, a girl who somehow, seems strangely familiar, like if they were connected. Then, the society (Im not sure of it's name, the one which wanted to bring the Apocalypse again, for the sake of evolution I think) decides to strike back, using the girl I mentioned, who ends up being the rencarnation (or something similar) of Inori himself, to bring Mana, or worst, back to life Shu's son decides to save er and stop the apocalypse by joining a Conspirancy-theory group who knew about the society, or suspected, called Funeral Parlour (It can cahnge of course, but I beleive that would gice a better symbolsim). Later he realizes that he posses the Void Genom, tranmited to his DNA by the stains left in Shu. if the rule of Voids only available to -17 years old would be erased, it would be much better. I don't care about Money, Fame, not even credit itself. The one, the only thing I wish, is for this anime to come back. I beg you help me I'm sorry, but this will return EXACTLY to the same plotline of GC. Then it wouldn't have that much of a point. Boy trying to save this girl who is a reincarnation of Inori? And Shuu sitting in the sidelines? What about the mother? Who is she? Shuu just got a random lady from the streets? Why would the creators want to redo the entire Guilty Crown series all over again but just change the lead to the SON of the previous lead? IDK, this seems too farfetched. I think GC ended a wrapped up ending. If the writers want to make a S2, then let them make one. I'll watch it. But I probably won't be satisfied. I'll outright say right now that GC was a so-so show. It wasn't anything special, wasn't bad, wasn't good, neutral mediocre show. So, let the staff pull off a S2 if they want to, as long as we don't go and have a REMAKE of the entire first season with a son or whatanot. |
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ignaciomen2 said: Kurimu-chan said: ignaciomen2 said: If GC returns, I'll make an altar. Personally, it would be cool if you guys could help me: I had this idea for a sequel, I know we are just a webpage, but if we expand it, through twitter, Facebook, other anime webs, etc. It might spread enough to reach someone in Japan and convince them: Some years have passed since the whole stuff after the first season. Shu and the others are now old enough, for he has raised a Son (Nameless for now) This boy meets a girl, a girl who somehow, seems strangely familiar, like if they were connected. Then, the society (Im not sure of it's name, the one which wanted to bring the Apocalypse again, for the sake of evolution I think) decides to strike back, using the girl I mentioned, who ends up being the rencarnation (or something similar) of Inori himself, to bring Mana, or worst, back to life Shu's son decides to save er and stop the apocalypse by joining a Conspirancy-theory group who knew about the society, or suspected, called Funeral Parlour (It can cahnge of course, but I beleive that would gice a better symbolsim). Later he realizes that he posses the Void Genom, tranmited to his DNA by the stains left in Shu. if the rule of Voids only available to -17 years old would be erased, it would be much better. I don't care about Money, Fame, not even credit itself. The one, the only thing I wish, is for this anime to come back. I beg you help me I'm sorry, but this will return EXACTLY to the same plotline of GC. Then it wouldn't have that much of a point. Boy trying to save this girl who is a reincarnation of Inori? And Shuu sitting in the sidelines? What about the mother? Who is she? Shuu just got a random lady from the streets? Why would the creators want to redo the entire Guilty Crown series all over again but just change the lead to the SON of the previous lead? IDK, this seems too farfetched. I think GC ended a wrapped up ending. If the writers want to make a S2, then let them make one. I'll watch it. But I probably won't be satisfied. I'll outright say right now that GC was a so-so show. It wasn't anything special, wasn't bad, wasn't good, neutral mediocre show. So, let the staff pull off a S2 if they want to, as long as we don't go and have a REMAKE of the entire first season with a son or whatanot. I understand, but that is just a short explanation of what I wanted. Obviously, you say that it will end exactly right. But think about the fact that this is not a Human organazation.This is Da'at themselves (I managed to find the name). They are the root of all the evilness in the anime, all the attempts to end human life for it to be reborned anew. Besides, obviously the girl is not a vagabond or something like that. I'd like to leave those details to the makers of GC themselvs, but you could give the Son a place, like Shu had (the old building) and one day, as he went there, he listens to a song he heard only in dreams (The One Inori always sang) and found the new girl. As for Shu, hell, if they could give Shu's step-mom such a important roll, then they can give him a much better one. He could be the one to teach him about the Voids, about inori, Ga'at, etc. Last but not least: The mother. That is actually the easiest of all matters. There's a lot of fishes in the sea, and though Inori was unique, Shu himself knows he'll have to start over. While you're saying this to fill the spots, you're thinking the same way the GC staff was thinking. Guilty Crown had potential, it could've been a great anime if they handled it properly. But they kept including plot holes and introducing new concepts to fill them in, which just ended up in a jumbled mess. They even had to introduce a Deus Ex Machina to end the series (Namely Da'at, which was badly introduced and barely even explained). All in all, I doubt GC staff would pay attention to us spreading this story. It's like a rewritten version of the Anime, which would bring us to the same loophole once again (I'm not surprised if GC staff pulls it off, though, I mean, they DID make GC). Besides, there's no way this story would be picked up unless they thought of it too. They wouldn't listen to fans, especially those who are not residing in Japan/are Japanese, when it comes to devising a plot. Making Anime is serious business, both financially and socially, so they will have to make up a much better plot if they want to pull off a second season. My Opinion: Guilty Crown ended. Just leave it be. If the staff wants to pull off a second season, hell, let them. But just don't make it a remake like the abomination the first one gave us. Or a spinoff, which I find to be very likely. I mean, CG got a spinoff too, so I can see GC staff pulling one in the future, too. |
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| If they somehow manage to miraculously pull out a happy ending for season 2, I might consider picking it up again. Might. |
| 'I met many people. We were separated. And then reunited. This tune contains all those feelings.' - Nanaka Yatsushiro, Myself;Yourself, Episode 13  |
| Even if they made another season it wouldn't be continuing from that ending. 1. Inori is dead (or at least her physical form is gone) 2.Shu is blind and has lost his arm. 3. The virus is gone. I saw someone comment this on youtube and I realized that a season 2 is unlikely no matter how much people want it. |
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| i hope they would make a second season, the ending of the first was unsatisfying and sad, the writers screwed shu over by making him blind and crippled, giving him horrible fashion sense and left him there not being able to move on from hare and inori but i doubt they would make a second season, that ending just closed off all possibilities of a sequel where everything was fine years into the future |
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| Prequel everyone... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58QsmLE5gwQ&feature=BFa&list=FLHBMHfEYgt6lZRpy5XQD4tA&lf=plcp Still think another season is impossible? They can just animate the VN. |
Omegadark said: Prequel everyone... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58QsmLE5gwQ&feature=BFa&list=FLHBMHfEYgt6lZRpy5XQD4tA&lf=plcp Still think another season is impossible? They can just animate the VN. Yeah there's going to be an OVA adaptation for the Lost Christmas Game. But it doesn't mean there will be another season. As I said before if they were to make another season it wouldn't be on Shu, it would have to be a completely new story. |
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| Really? So many people doubting a sequel. If something makes you a lot of money, you milk it for all its worth. That is the harsh truth of media. Plus, they already said they wanted to make a two season run. Guarantee there will be another season, sequel, prequel or something similar. I, personally, can't wait. This anime was awesome. You know something was brilliant when there is such strong emotion toward it. Hardcore hate on one end and a lot of love on the other....just excellent. |
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