Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World- (light novel)
| well we are getting S2 of Stiens Gate (plus film), Jormungand got a season 2 so it's certainly possible. Thank feck it's not Madhouse. |
| To my knowledge they've never done a S2 for their LN anime. |
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Crashmatt said: well we are getting S2 of Stiens Gate (plus film), Jormungand got a season 2 so it's certainly possible. Thank feck it's not Madhouse. ^This With Steins:Gate getting another season, I'd say for sure this will be continued. It'll just take some time, 1.5-2 years so the LN can catch up, but we anime fans are used to waits like that. So I'd say no doubt this will get a second season considering its international popularity. |
jc9622 said: Well they are doing a No Game No Life prequel.Crashmatt said: I know right? As much as I love Madhouse and their anime adaptations, they mostly never do sequels for whatever reason.well we are getting S2 of Stiens Gate (plus film), Jormungand got a season 2 so it's certainly possible. Thank feck it's not Madhouse. |
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Shadower said: jc9622 said: the anime has now caught up to the LN. Are you sure? Anime ended on 3rd Arc while LN has at least 6. Thats the WN bruh, its the draft for the LN, the LN follows it pretty similar but can change a few parts. |
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Shadower said: jc9622 said: the anime has now caught up to the LN. Are you sure? Anime ended on 3rd Arc while LN has at least 6. The Web Novel which the LN is based on has 6 arcs so far. The LN is finishing arc 3 with the release of vol 9 this Friday. |
jc9622 said: Such a shame, you'd expect them to at least do a sequel to OPM.Wiziliz said: You mean the movie? That's not really what I meant. I meant Madhouse mostly never do a Full-TV series (1 or 2 cour) sequels/prequels of their popular shows. They're like A-1 Pictures. They adapt LN's every season and they forget about it and move on to the next LN. No matter how popular said series is.Well they are doing a No Game No Life prequel. |
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Wiziliz said: jc9622 said: Such a shame, you'd expect them to at least do a sequel to OPM.You mean the movie? That's not really what I meant. I meant Madhouse mostly never do a Full-TV series (1 or 2 cour) sequels/prequels of their popular shows. They're like A-1 Pictures. They adapt LN's every season and they forget about it and move on to the next LN. No matter how popular said series is. They probably will, just not yet. They did sequels for Hajime no Ippo and Chihayafuru and OPM is too popular to not get a sequel |
Rukoudiora said: With Hajime no Ippo, wasn't that Production I.G. but with Madhouse's help though?Wiziliz said: Such a shame, you'd expect them to at least do a sequel to OPM. They probably will, just not yet. They did sequels for Hajime no Ippo and Chihayafuru and OPM is too popular to not get a sequel |
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jc9622 said: There's a high possibility that Re:Zero might get a 2nd Season. The Blu-Ray sales are doing extremely well and the LN sales are really high. The problem is, we might not get a 2nd Season in probably 2 or more years because the anime has now caught up to the LN. It will be truly slothful if they didn't make a season 2...XD |
| From a business stand point, I would be surprised if Re:Zero didn't get a season two From an artistic stand point, I would be surprised if Re:Zero didn't get a season two That being said, I really don't care if it gets a second season or not. I would watch it if it did, but I am perfectly content with it not. |
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Gattmartna said: The Author himself had said in comments he would like to see more anime adapted for his series...considering his owrds and the huge fanbase it has generated. i am sure it will. IT will just take 1.5 - 3 years. The web novel is up to arc vi but the ln has just finsiehd arc iii. at the pace it is going, i am sure arc iv will be finished in 2 years time as ln publish. i think it will be best to wait a bit. that way the athor can countinye writing mroe of the series...the blu ray and ln volumes plus the merchandise can sell well and than you can make another season 2. Arc IV is about as long as the first 3 arcs combined so i am sure we will se another 2 cour adapted sooner or later. :D Besides i think i am content with what we got so far. We 25 episodes + additional 4 episodes worth of content due to extra footage. Also we have the little shorts and the series was perfectly adapted. At least better than most Ln adaptations these days. so we got more than to satisfy us for now. Wait a little bit and we will get more good stuff. Trust me it will be worht it :D Wait, you said we're getting 4 additional episodes? I didn't knew about that. They'll be OVAs or something? |
| There is no hope, just posibilities. If the chance isn't 0, then we say there's hope. |
| Thats the problem with the anime industry at the moment. The studios adapt mangas/LNs and make good animes to boost the sales of the source material. and thats it. Madhouse is like the incarnation of this idea. Only half life 3 is more unlikely to happen then full adaptions of madhouse. Thats also the reason why we rarely see anime originals these days. With Re:Zero on the other hand where the author already stated he wants everything animated (and they are the important people who decide over sequels) and the huge succes this anime is all over the world, they will probably be a second season. Just not right away. If we are lucky we will get something in 2018. Maybe some specials/spin offs during this time to fuel the hype train. (just look at Attack on titan) Overall Re Zero 2 is more likely then OPM 2. And I really dont see how we cant get OPM 2. |
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Wiziliz said: Rukoudiora said: With Hajime no Ippo, wasn't that Production I.G. but with Madhouse's help though?They probably will, just not yet. They did sequels for Hajime no Ippo and Chihayafuru and OPM is too popular to not get a sequel Actually, no. I think they collabed only with madhouse in Diamond no Ace - which also got a season 2 now that I remember. Hajime no ippo was made only by madhouse except the last season which was Mappa and Madhouse |
| I have doubts, because I don't trust White Fox at all respecting the sequel stuff. The only exceptions were Steins;Gate and Is the Order a Rabbit? (Jormungand was split cour, so doesn't counts), but the rest of their animes have the tendency to don't have any sequel at all, and even if Re: Zero is popular, so was Hataraku Mahou Sama! (I don't know if at the same scale, though) and it hasn't had any sequel since 2013. That, plus the fact that the last novel has covered the ending of the anime, and considering the fourth arc is as long as the previous ones together (i.e. two cours), well.... |
IllyricusSep 18, 2016 3:26 PM
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Illyricus said: I have doubts, because I don't trust White Fox at all respecting the sequel stuff. The only exceptions were Steins;Gate and Is the Order a Rabbit? (Jormungand was split cour, so doesn't counts), but the rest of their animes have the tendency to don't have any sequel at all, and even if Re: Zero is popular, so was Hataraku Mahou Sama! (I don't know if at the same scale, though) and it hasn't had any sequel since 2013. That, plus the fact that the last novel has covered the ending of the anime, and considering the fourth arc is as long as the previous one together (i.e. two cours), well.... What you said is all true, but we have an advantage, Tappei himself was working with the director in order to ensure that the anime was in line with what the LN says, let's say (hypothetically) that if the studio agrees to make a second season, he could work with them again, even if the WB is not fully adapted into the LN by the time production starts, he already knows what's gonna happen in the story, so the release of the LN wouldn't hinder the production of the 2nd season, besides he has said he wants (if possible) to adapt the whole story. I know it's a massive stretch and this might be just me dreaming about impossible things, but I don't think I'm being silly when I say that not doing a second season would be stupid given the massive popularity of this story. |
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Rukoudiora said: Ah, okay. Thanks. I think Kaiji is also by Madhouse and has more than one season.Wiziliz said: With Hajime no Ippo, wasn't that Production I.G. but with Madhouse's help though? Actually, no. I think they collabed only with madhouse in Diamond no Ace - which also got a season 2 now that I remember. Hajime no ippo was made only by madhouse except the last season which was Mappa and Madhouse |
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| The way it ended,I don't feel like we're going to get another season and most importantly it caught up to the novel so even if we get, we've to wait for more than couple of years :( |
Wiziliz said: The arc going on right now would take 24 episodesRukoudiora said: With Hajime no Ippo, wasn't that Production I.G. but with Madhouse's help though?They probably will, just not yet. They did sequels for Hajime no Ippo and Chihayafuru and OPM is too popular to not get a sequel |
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Wiziliz said: Rukoudiora said: Ah, okay. Thanks. I think Kaiji is also by Madhouse and has more than one season.Actually, no. I think they collabed only with madhouse in Diamond no Ace - which also got a season 2 now that I remember. Hajime no ippo was made only by madhouse except the last season which was Mappa and Madhouse Yeah, you're right. Kaiji is also another one. |
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| Heard of plenty of anime that did very well and got two 25 ep seasons done, caught up to the source and were never heard from again. A whole studio/tv net isn't going to wait for you to digure.out the rest od your stiry, hence why so many open ended adaptations. If WF is busy with other by the time the source gets its shit together RE zero will just have to get in line, after which the meta may have changed and a big seller may only be satisfactory then. While other material, whether "better" or not may be seen as a safer choice. The ending may be so bad or crappy by the standards then people may not even tune in. Much like the hype drew a lot if people, now look at the complains because a scene was apparently skipped or not reached or how some panned over it on the basis of its source (LN). |
| I'm still waiting for White Fox to make a season two of Hataraku Maou-sama. |
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| It's not the studio call LOL. It's the publisher/producer (kadokawa) You know what Shaft should do the second season. The art style is actually very shaft like. |
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| Yeah, I think some people are misguided about how sequel business works. a) Kadokawa paid them to do this series, not the other way around. They decides whether there is a sequel or not. I would even go as far as to say that BD sales doesn't matter much unless it is gigantic (which is not, even though 8k-ish sales means they at least got their investments back and made some little profit). b) The anime was made merely to promote the sales of published and future LNs and mangas. It didn't answered most of the important questions intentionally so the viewers have to buy the source material if they want to know how the story continues. c) As anime is based on light novels (not web novels), and there is not enough source material right now. Also, don't expect you'll ever see any closure in the tv series as it would take at least three more two-cour series to even got to the point where WNs are right now and even then, nothing is really resolved or close to the end (in fact, it's quite contrary - with the boost from anime, it's very unlikely the series will end anytime soon. And... even if they decide on the sequel.. White Fox have too much in store to make second season right away -- right now, they are already doing Soushin Shoujo Matoi, not to mention full sized Utawarerumono Futari no Hakuoro sequel (even though it was a flop but they would get paid for it so it doesn't matter), and Steins;Gate sequel too. Also, the mere fact that the sequel wasn't approved by the end of the anime (there was no announcement) means nothing is planned or greenlit so far. It also means that the second anime would get approved only if the sales of printed works and other merchandise started declining in the future and they wanted to boost the sales even further. So expect no second season for at least two or more likely three years. And if it takes any more, you can bet there would be no sequel at all. |
Mich666 said: Yeah, I think some people are misguided about how sequel business works. a) Kadokawa paid them to do this series, not the other way around. They decides whether there is a sequel or not. I would even go as far as to say that BD sales doesn't matter much unless it is gigantic (which is not, even though 8k-ish sales means they at least got their investments back and made some little profit). This part isn't true at all. 8k-10k is phenomenal for a new series that came out of nowhere and is definitely Season 2 range. They more than made back any investment they had and have incentive to continue doing more. |
Revert67 said: @Mich666 Wouldn't it be a bit early to greenlit a new season or do they usually do that a year befor the source even catches up to a point where they could make another season? Yeah, the planning and production of an anime usually takes about half or even a year prior to its airing. So if there was a season coming next April they would have already known by now. Jagd84 said: This part isn't true at all. 8k-10k is phenomenal for a new series that came out of nowhere and is definitely Season 2 range. They more than made back any investment they had and have incentive to continue doing more. I've never said the sales aren't good, they are (even though the series really didn't came out of nowhere as those novels were massive success in Japan even prior to the anime and there were big expectations of it). But those figures are pretty much prerequisite if you even want to do a sequel in the future. For sequel to be guaranteed and pretty much given you need to have sales like SAO or Titans (and we're talking about 25k sales right now). And just for the record - Kizumonogatari first movie (out now) already sold about ~40k - at that point it's pretty much given they'll adapt everything there is to the series even if its publishing ended (which is not). The second comparison can be Nisekoi for example - it got its first and the second series out and it was doing pretty well with the sales but it already ended and it's pretty much clear by now that Shounen Jump won't pay Shaft to bring the story to closure for anime now that the main series ended (IF they ever do something it will be only manga or spinoff related special OVA). |
Mich666Sep 19, 2016 4:09 AM
Freya_Magna said: can you give me some enlightenment ? if they profit from selling LN, why they approve the author to publish WN ? isn't that going to drop the value of LN since lots of the content would be spoiled ? I think that's something only author and publisher knows of but if I have to guess they are using it to promote the series and it doesn't matter much by now as LN is still way behind WN. I also think they (Kadokawa) don't want to alienate the fans by stopping original source. But this may change in the future of course. Right now, during airing of the anime and with arc6 completed, WN is on hiatus if that is indicative of something (and thus the story is written only half way through). Of course, the light novel is slightly different from web novel, Tappei is all busy rewriting some parts of it with help of his editors, polishing everything, adding bonus scenes and removing some unnecessary gore scenes, bad jokes or needless fluff and there are also illustrations added. There are some minor differences, and added bonus or what if extra chapters but the story is basically the same. I guess people are still buying it mainly to have the most refined version of the story and also something for their keepsake. |
| Jormungand got 2 seasons but each were 12 episodes...Re:Zero already has 25 so idk if White Fox is planning to make more |
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| They'd be stupid not to. But we likely won't see a season 2 till at least 2018. Since they are caught up with the LN |
| Doesn't really matter. Whitefox isn't part of the production committee for Re:Zero so the decision is not up to them at all. |
Lulupus said: The difference is that Jormungand was an split cour, so the two seasons were planned before hand. Jormungand got 2 seasons but each were 12 episodes...Re:Zero already has 25 so idk if White Fox is planning to make more Re: Zero, on the other hand, was planned to be a two cour anime since the beginning. |
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| White Fox would be stupid not to have a season 2 of this show from a business point of view. This show is selling like crazy, and White Fox clearly knows this. The problem is we will have to wait most likely until 2018 before we get that season 2 which is painful :( I would personally love it if it came back in summer 2017 or fall 2017, but the anime adapts the LN of Re Zero not the Web Novel, so that's highly unlikely. If I had to pinpoint when it will come out, I'd say Spring of 2018, exactly 2 years |
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DoctorWasabi said: White Fox would be stupid not to have a season 2 of this show from a business point of view. This show is selling like crazy, and White Fox clearly knows this. The problem is we will have to wait most likely until 2018 before we get that season 2 which is painful :( I would personally love it if it came back in summer 2017 or fall 2017, but the anime adapts the LN of Re Zero not the Web Novel, so that's highly unlikely. If I had to pinpoint when it will come out, I'd say Spring of 2018, exactly 2 years It there is more source material with the web novel then why don't they just adapted that then?? Or is the LN and web novel a lot different or something? I would really enjoy another season actually. |
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