| LOL @ K-On. What a surprise. Totoro and Grave of the Fireflies up there though. WOOT. kurosaki_kabuto said: Me too. I'd like to see that.Grave of the Fireflies came out on Blu-ray? I wonder if any fansub will pick it up... I'm quite curious about how it looks, there are some remasters of old movies that look quite phenomenal all things considered. |
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| @Yvese How this LN named in english? Could I find it ot MAL? The problem is that KyoAni never makes more than one series per season so making one delays all other at least till it ends airing. |
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Nachtwandler_21 said: It's called Beyond the Boundary. More info here and here@Yvese How this LN named in english? Could I find it ot MAL? The problem is that KyoAni never makes more than one series per season so making one delays all other at least till it ends airing. I'm hoping KyoAni adapts it. Their upcoming anime Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! was from a novel that received an honorable mention by KyoAni in 2010, and Beyond the Boundary also received an honorable mention last year. They're also the ones that released the novel itself so I'm hoping that increases its chance it will get animated by them just like Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai!. jmal said: True. As you said, it's far more resilient than most anime. However, I think a 2-3 year break is good for everyone. Too much exposure can be bad and 2-3 years shouldn't hurt it that much considering KyoAni's prestige.Waiting (too long) is very risky. Interest fades fast when fans have a hundred or more new shows to watch every year, because brains (not to mention wallets) can only process so much. If you wait, you have to count on the fandom staying stable or increasing during that time, and that's not true for many franchises. Particularly when the original source material has dried up, as it has in K-ON!'s case. Of course it all comes down to how long "too long" is. K-ON! is undoubtedly far more resilient than most late night anime, both in the size and fervor of its fanbase. Heck, Haruhi's second season released 3 years later yet still managed to sell 20k avg ( Even with EE lol ) so I wouldn't be too surprised if they came out with a season 3 of K-ON 2-3 years from now and it still managed to sell 20k+. jmal said: Agreed. That's what I love about them; they give each anime they release their best. It's exactly why a studio like them needs to branch out into other genres!They're still a small studio by industry standards, and still don't work on more than one or two projects at a time. And they put everything they've got into giving each series they animate the highest possible production values. Whether that's three people talking in a room or a massive battle, the craftsmanship is evident. |
YveseJul 24, 2012 10:11 PM
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| K-ON so much >.< need 2 still watch season 2 :o |
| K-ON, Nuff said |
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