I hope they listen to the fanbase

Jazetto said:
Well, I feel that what the mangaka wanted to us to focus on with this animation style is the “comedy aspect”. Tbh at first it felt weird but as I progressed, the style compliments and places the spotlight on the comedy of the show.

P.S. (I do not rate any anime, but I do have opinions.)

Clubby said:
You need to remember that even if anime is distributed around the world through Netflix, westerners aren't their primary target, most studios don't even know that they have international fanbases. So hoping that they "listen to the fanbase" is kinda pointless.
I don't know what the reaction was on the Japanese side, but an upgrade in production will depend on the mangaka, JC, the JP fanbase, and the production comittee for the anime.

Linux_2020 said:
Its NETFLIX you know??
There's no way they will listen
they only care about profit after all..

Basitmos said:
I know the mangaka wanted the animation to be like a slideshow of a manga

Hyskoa_Morroh said:
Well, I really liked the animation the way it was so I hope they don't change it

YM_Industries said:
I was surprised by the animation style when I started watching it, but actually I think it works really well. It has it's own charm, kind of like Inferno Cop.

Saiki K also often uses a similar style, but nobody complains about that.

Scordolo said:
Bro.....just drop the anime and move on with your life.
Lmaooo people just want an excuse to shit on JC staff and Netflix.I heard JC staff already made a slideshow anime before but surprisingly people don't seem to hate it.

Basitmos said:

People who say that are basically heresay, except for Netllix's profit hunger, which currently is true. And most people know that JC has a lot of great stuff (or if they look it up for 5 mins), which are animated in a good way such as Toradora! or the Toaru Kagaku series. But about the other slideshow animes, as i said, I think it fit them better because they adapted it to look as if it wasn't that noticeable.

YM_Industries said:


I'm not sure I agree with Netflix's profit hunger either. Netfix brought us Violet Evergarden, BNA, Beastars, and Devilman Crybaby. I think we should forgive them for a few cheap shows.

Crunchyroll, on the other hand... I don't think Ex-Arm can be forgiven.

samashi20 said:
Gokushufudou is a Netflix original. Violet Evergarden is not. Netflix streamed it, but didn't produce it, which is why it's 10 thousand times better. Netflix wasn't even the one to license Violet Evergarden.

Linux_2020 said:
Its NETFLIX you know??
There's no way they will listen
they only care about profit after all..

Hyskoa_Morroh said:
Well, I really liked the animation the way it was so I hope they don't change it

Basitmos said:
Yeah they won't, but this looking back, I think my taste also changed to the point that I think this kind of style will be better. Imagining it properly animated gives it a more generic look, to the point that becomes more light novel-ish.

I'm really looking forward to the second season now, I wonder how it'll be since my taste settled inbetween seasons.

ManWild said:
That 1/10 is cooking up again. It's truly a shame how they just ruined everything

Hyskoa_Morroh said:
Well, I really liked the animation the way it was so I hope they don't change it

LyriaLegende said:
Same here. It focuses more on the actual comedy instred of flashy animation and you don't see animation like this very often so I think it's a nice breath of fresh air. I really don't understand why there are so many people that hate it just because of the animation. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Bunille said:
Just because you feel it should change to fuel what YOU want doesn't mean you can coerce a person who wrote the story to go against what HE wants. If they want this animation (it does work well with the comedy and short chapters), then he can do it. You're not the only person in the world.