| Is funding the problem? Or is it time? Maybe both? Id much rather have one episode every two weeks if the quality of anime like Naruto Shippuden could be better. taking naruto shippuden again for an example, if I were to take all episodes up to the pain fight, and rate them all together, id say they are pretty good. But if i were to rate all episodes after that, Id have to say its one of the worst anime iv ever seen, despite having huge high peaks in quality like madaras fight scenes. |
| It depends on how well the show is doing at that particular time frame. If it is not doing well then less budget and less animation resources will be put in. Sometimes, the studio just as too many shows and less resources. i.e Tight Schedule. |
| Because the creators are idiots that make adaptations while the source is still a work in progress and eventually the anime catches up and has no more material to adapt, messing with whatever schedule and budget they had, causing frequent lame filler arcs, and excessive recapping/flashbacking to be created in order to stretch out events into more episodes. And so it goes until the anime eventually self-destructs. |
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| I've actually done research about this. Henry Thurlow, who worked for studio pierrot said its because they dont have to work hard since ppl watch naruto regardless, and plus deadlines are too short given how they are very understaffed |
| Cause it's not a reference to a manga of Hirohiko Araki. |
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pgmhecateii said: Quite the contrary, the mangaka got forced to milk the show, I'm pretty sure somewhere down the line, it was meant to stop at some point. Like how Dragonball's end goal was supposed to be Namek arc, but it booked and Toriyama was forced to milked DB dry. 2) Naruto is like everyone's first anime, so the creators decided that they could relax a little and not put in as much effort |
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| >Nagging over the sheer hype of MEDIOCRITY.. How nauseating |
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| Naruto is actually a great shounen show if it wasn't for the fillers and insane plot-armors some of the characters had *cough Sasuke cough*. |
nukerxero123 said: One piece, Gintama, Detective Conan are very long running, yet they haven't lost steam. The content is just as good if not better than when it started. You genuinely didn't think One Piece had some REALLY dodgy arcs? |
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| People always talk about how either they grew out of their first few (usually action shounen) anime or they got worse over time. Most the time people end it there and conclude they "used to love these anime but not so much anymore" (which is a convenient excuse to be fair). True, there are instances specifically where it does happen, often it's when a series is dragged out longer to be milked or it stems from the problems adapting it into an anime. However long running series always had has its highs and lows. Some intense emotional rides often spread mostly within extended periods of pretty unremarkable (and sometime even outright bad) arcs/stories. It has always been the case from all the long running action shounen I've watched, despite how much people seem to praise them to the skies (whether it be the whole thing or the earlier parts), none of them are consistently great. Over time it sets some sort of formula for every arc, the moment you realise it your immersion is somewhat shattered from then on. It has overstayed its welcome and you can't quite get into it anymore. As such I never understood why people seem to think <insert long running shounen anime here> got worse, because it has always been the same in my opinion. For me, why they seem worse is because it has merely overstayed its welcome, fail to introduce enough new formulas for newer arcs and that "oh this again..." moment breaks my immersion. Then again, of all the long running action shounen, I've only watched Naruto, One Piece and Fairy Tail. I'm sure someone here will be kind enough to tell me "those are the shit ones, you've never watched <insert other long running action shonen here>! You're missing out!" or something. |
| If your favourite character is Tsutsukakushi Tsukiko, you are my soul mate. Been a long time since I've been here, I'll continue expressing myself freely and believe everyone should too. My MAL Interview |
| Do they really tho? Even if they didn't people would lose interest and change their minds about them after a while just because they have short attention spans and changing preferences and shows that last years and years give people plenty of opportunity to change their mind about them, to develop a different taste or just lose interest because something new and more hype came along. So yeah, that these things happen is inevitable because that's how people work. But that something has to decline is not a given and arguably not the case in a lot of longer stories, it's more like an up and down fluctuation of some arcs being better and others being worse but very rarely do I see something really just straight-up and continuously declining. It's just that the vast majority of people never have the introspective view that would ask whether THEY may have changed their preferences and therefore 'grew out' of that kind of show. They never look inside for answers to the question 'what changed?'. If something changes in their perception, it gets blamed and shit on loudly until they get bored of it. As long as they can avoid reflecting on themselves they'd happily bash the shit out of any previous favorite. |
| I probably regret this post by now. |
| @Maxa123 What quality are you talking about? Try to be more specific. Is it about the story itself? That goes back to the source manga then. Is it about the pace and fillers? That's a common thing with adaptations of long running manga series, eventually the anime catches up to the manga, at that point the anime studio is forced to either slow down the page of the anime, to go on the same speed as the manga, or they have to insert lots of fillers to gain time, to let the manga progress ahead. Putting the anime serie on hold until there is more source material wasn't an option for them, since it would remove the presence of the serie from the airing and it would damage their secondary businesses, merchandises, etc. Luckily series like Boku no Hero academia seems to have learned that, oor, they just don't have the funds for a continuous adaptation. Gintama also doesn't have a continuous adaptation, but that's more for lack of funds than wise planning. The anime adaptation can never progress past the source material, unless you enter into a totally anime original parallel story. (like it happened with the first season of fullmetal alchemist) |
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