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May 28, 2021 7:38 AM
#51
SurplusSugar said: Nirinbo said: I'd say Kono Oto Tomare! because the worst offense you can to do a manga about music is making an anime adaptation with a 1/10 sound. Can I word take your word on this? 'Cause I was pretty stoked to watch it ever since I started watching and liking that new shamisen anime airing right now. I actually loved the Kono Oto Tomare adaptation. Although it's a bit rushed at times, it's really amazing. I'd suggest watching it yourself before deciding whether it is good or bad. |
May 28, 2021 7:41 AM
#52
Nirinbo said: exquisiteWig said: SurplusSugar said: Nirinbo said: I'd say Kono Oto Tomare! because the worst offense you can to do a manga about music is making an anime adaptation with a 1/10 sound. Can I word take your word on this? 'Cause I was pretty stoked to watch it ever since I started watching and liking that new shamisen anime airing right now. I'm watching it right now and the music is stunning! This person is talking nonsense or has broken tv or something... Do the koto performances last more than 5 seconds after episode 4? If that's the case, I admit I might have missed something The first performance is in episode 5. They only let us hear bits of the music pieces before giving us the actual performances every 4-6 episodes, which make them all the more memorable. |
May 28, 2021 7:45 AM
#53
Studio Deen has managed to fuck up around 90% of it's adaptation somehow. It is difficult to actually find a good adaptation amongst their immense amount of failures. |
May 28, 2021 7:47 AM
#54
SurplusSugar said: Nirinbo said: I'd say Kono Oto Tomare! because the worst offense you can to do a manga about music is making an anime adaptation with a 1/10 sound. Can I word take your word on this? 'Cause I was pretty stoked to watch it ever since I started watching and liking that new shamisen anime airing right now. Mashiro no Oto has mid characters and plot, but the sound is amazing thanks to both the shamisen and the background music. Kono Oto Tomare! doesn't have a remarkable background music and I was left appalled by the first few koto performances getting cut after 5 seconds, and that's a shame because the koto seemed to have even more potential than the shamisen. I don't know if it will magically get better at some point, but quite a few people prefer the manga over the anime (see the scores), and that says a lot for a story about music. |
NirinboMay 28, 2021 7:51 AM
May 28, 2021 7:54 AM
#55
Luciyah said: while considered amazing by a lot of people, my hot take is that horimiya had a bad adaptation, and cloverworks only got away with it because horimiya is pretty episodic. i think the studio just missed out on so much character interactions, and really should've pushed for at least 24 episodes to get more content. agreed, as someone who is a huge fan of the manga, the anime skipped over so much leaving the anime with poor pacing and direction |
May 28, 2021 8:09 AM
#56
elnino02 said: Nirinbo said: exquisiteWig said: SurplusSugar said: Nirinbo said: I'd say Kono Oto Tomare! because the worst offense you can to do a manga about music is making an anime adaptation with a 1/10 sound. Can I word take your word on this? 'Cause I was pretty stoked to watch it ever since I started watching and liking that new shamisen anime airing right now. I'm watching it right now and the music is stunning! This person is talking nonsense or has broken tv or something... Do the koto performances last more than 5 seconds after episode 4? If that's the case, I admit I might have missed something The first performance is in episode 5. They only let us hear bits of the music pieces before giving us the actual performances every 4-6 episodes, which make them all the more memorable. Unremarkable bgm and just one proper performance every 5 episodes is a huge letdown, compared to Mashiro no Oto's great bgm and at least one 1-2 mins performance per episode. I probably set way too high standards. Nonetheless, I'll try watching episode 5 later today, just to see if that one performance will be worth it. |
May 28, 2021 8:13 AM
#57
Nirinbo said: elnino02 said: Nirinbo said: exquisiteWig said: SurplusSugar said: Nirinbo said: I'd say Kono Oto Tomare! because the worst offense you can to do a manga about music is making an anime adaptation with a 1/10 sound. Can I word take your word on this? 'Cause I was pretty stoked to watch it ever since I started watching and liking that new shamisen anime airing right now. I'm watching it right now and the music is stunning! This person is talking nonsense or has broken tv or something... Do the koto performances last more than 5 seconds after episode 4? If that's the case, I admit I might have missed something The first performance is in episode 5. They only let us hear bits of the music pieces before giving us the actual performances every 4-6 episodes, which make them all the more memorable. Unremarkable bgm and just one proper performance every 5 episodes is a huge letdown, compared to Mashiro no Oto's great bgm and at least one 1-2 mins performance per episode. I probably set way too high standards. Nonetheless, I'll try watching episode 5 later today, just to see if that one performance will be worth it. Sure, go ahead. I'd recommend at least completing the first season (cuz it is THAT good), but I can't force people to, I guess. |
May 28, 2021 8:24 AM
#58
Chandela said: It's a damn shame because I feel like the people who like Rozen Maiden really like it. I read the manga enthusiastically when I finally got around to it, and years later when I rewatched the anime I was hit with the feeling of 'damn.. this is not nearly as good as I remembered the first time around'. They did Peach-Pit dirty. I simply never see anybody talking about the manga. But in reading anime reviews, I find many fans of the filler hating on Deen's more faithful adaptation. Someone on Crunchyroll even used over 100 alt accounts to downvote and review bomb Deen's anime, insulting Peach-Pitt all the while. https://www.crunchyroll.com/rozen-maiden-zurckspulen/reviews/helpful/page1 |
その目だれの目? |
May 28, 2021 8:26 AM
#59
from my personal experience it's Doujin Work, the manga is a comedy masterpiece filled with hard jokes and sexual humor, the art style is very good too, the anime though doesn't even adapt the jokes and it's making it feel bland and unfunny with their original ideas, the art style is very poor and it's barely animated |
May 28, 2021 8:30 AM
#60
Lucifrost said: Whaaa - that's just weird. Like I'm pretty sure they spent two whole separate episodes on Kanaria trying to break into the house.. how is that even praise worthy? The manga is great and more 'fans' need to read it.Chandela said: It's a damn shame because I feel like the people who like Rozen Maiden really like it. I read the manga enthusiastically when I finally got around to it, and years later when I rewatched the anime I was hit with the feeling of 'damn.. this is not nearly as good as I remembered the first time around'. They did Peach-Pit dirty. I simply never see anybody talking about the manga. But in reading anime reviews, I find many fans of the filler hating on Deen's more faithful adaptation. Someone on Crunchyroll even used over 100 alt accounts to downvote and review bomb Deen's anime, insulting Peach-Pitt all the while. https://www.crunchyroll.com/rozen-maiden-zurckspulen/reviews/helpful/page1 |
May 28, 2021 10:31 AM
#61
Chandela said: Lucifrost said: Whaaa - that's just weird. Like I'm pretty sure they spent two whole separate episodes on Kanaria trying to break into the house.. how is that even praise worthy? The manga is great and more 'fans' need to read it.Chandela said: It's a damn shame because I feel like the people who like Rozen Maiden really like it. I read the manga enthusiastically when I finally got around to it, and years later when I rewatched the anime I was hit with the feeling of 'damn.. this is not nearly as good as I remembered the first time around'. They did Peach-Pit dirty. I simply never see anybody talking about the manga. But in reading anime reviews, I find many fans of the filler hating on Deen's more faithful adaptation. Someone on Crunchyroll even used over 100 alt accounts to downvote and review bomb Deen's anime, insulting Peach-Pitt all the while. https://www.crunchyroll.com/rozen-maiden-zurckspulen/reviews/helpful/page1 Sry for the question, but are u two talking about that new Rozen Maiden version or the old one? ._.' I watched it some time ago (the 2004 ver), don't remember too much from it and wanted to either rewatch it or read the manga, and now I'm not sure if I shouldn't stay away from the anime or sth |
May 28, 2021 10:39 AM
#62
May 28, 2021 6:03 PM
#63
First few that come to mind are TPN Season 2 and Tokyo Ghoul |
May 28, 2021 8:46 PM
#64
Knowledge on source material isn't required to know that Gokushfudou could have been better |
ManWild |
May 29, 2021 8:03 AM
#65
karemi_ said: You're fine lol - the 2004 Rozen Maiden is what we've been talking about. Definitely read the manga, it's a different (better even) experience, imo.Chandela said: Lucifrost said: Chandela said: It's a damn shame because I feel like the people who like Rozen Maiden really like it. I read the manga enthusiastically when I finally got around to it, and years later when I rewatched the anime I was hit with the feeling of 'damn.. this is not nearly as good as I remembered the first time around'. They did Peach-Pit dirty. I simply never see anybody talking about the manga. But in reading anime reviews, I find many fans of the filler hating on Deen's more faithful adaptation. Someone on Crunchyroll even used over 100 alt accounts to downvote and review bomb Deen's anime, insulting Peach-Pitt all the while. https://www.crunchyroll.com/rozen-maiden-zurckspulen/reviews/helpful/page1 Sry for the question, but are u two talking about that new Rozen Maiden version or the old one? ._.' I watched it some time ago (the 2004 ver), don't remember too much from it and wanted to either rewatch it or read the manga, and now I'm not sure if I shouldn't stay away from the anime or sth |
May 29, 2021 8:14 AM
#67
karemi_ said: Sry for the question, but are u two talking about that new Rozen Maiden version or the old one? ._.' I watched it some time ago (the 2004 ver), don't remember too much from it and wanted to either rewatch it or read the manga, and now I'm not sure if I shouldn't stay away from the anime or sth The 2013 anime follows the manga. The older ones don't, and were made by a different studio. |
その目だれの目? |
May 29, 2021 8:22 AM
#68
Index S3, Promised Neverland, Tokyo Ghoul ? , iirc robotics note crammed 200 ln pages into the first episode, |
"This emotion is mine alone. It is for Madoka alone." - Homura or how I would descripe Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica. |
May 29, 2021 8:44 AM
#70
Ex-arm This is the worst anime adaptation ever. My eyes hurt seeing the animation lmao |
May 29, 2021 9:32 AM
#71
Chandela said: karemi_ said: You're fine lol - the 2004 Rozen Maiden is what we've been talking about. Definitely read the manga, it's a different (better even) experience, imo.Chandela said: Lucifrost said: Whaaa - that's just weird. Like I'm pretty sure they spent two whole separate episodes on Kanaria trying to break into the house.. how is that even praise worthy? The manga is great and more 'fans' need to read it.Chandela said: It's a damn shame because I feel like the people who like Rozen Maiden really like it. I read the manga enthusiastically when I finally got around to it, and years later when I rewatched the anime I was hit with the feeling of 'damn.. this is not nearly as good as I remembered the first time around'. They did Peach-Pit dirty. I simply never see anybody talking about the manga. But in reading anime reviews, I find many fans of the filler hating on Deen's more faithful adaptation. Someone on Crunchyroll even used over 100 alt accounts to downvote and review bomb Deen's anime, insulting Peach-Pitt all the while. https://www.crunchyroll.com/rozen-maiden-zurckspulen/reviews/helpful/page1 Sry for the question, but are u two talking about that new Rozen Maiden version or the old one? ._.' I watched it some time ago (the 2004 ver), don't remember too much from it and wanted to either rewatch it or read the manga, and now I'm not sure if I shouldn't stay away from the anime or sth Lucifrost said: karemi_ said: Sry for the question, but are u two talking about that new Rozen Maiden version or the old one? ._.' I watched it some time ago (the 2004 ver), don't remember too much from it and wanted to either rewatch it or read the manga, and now I'm not sure if I shouldn't stay away from the anime or sth The 2013 anime follows the manga. The older ones don't, and were made by a different studio. Okok, manga seems like a better choice then. Thx <3 |
May 29, 2021 9:50 AM
#72
May 29, 2021 10:12 AM
#73
MegamiRem said: Most recent would be way of the household, can't even call that an anime tbh. ..it's exactly the manga tho, meaning the manga is 'kinda special. it's not the adaptation that has an issue here as the title of the post suggests |
May 29, 2021 10:21 AM
#74
EZ, SDS season 3, I would add season 4 as well but I've seen only a few episodes, It's still terrible but I don't wanna say anything until I've watched the whole thing. The direction, animation, art, and the weird-ass censorship were God-awful, It's painful to even talk about it cause SDS was of my favorites. I don't think anything can top that. |
NameLessMofoMay 29, 2021 10:54 AM
May 29, 2021 10:24 AM
#75
May 29, 2021 10:25 AM
#76
Lizarazu said: Well if you think an anime that's 99% slideshow and 1% animation doesn't have any issue then sure.MegamiRem said: Most recent would be way of the household, can't even call that an anime tbh. ..it's exactly the manga tho, meaning the manga is 'kinda special. it's not the adaptation that has an issue here as the title of the post suggests |
May 29, 2021 10:28 AM
#77
tokyo ghoul & maybe berserk. the manga is a masterpiece, incredible art and such a good story. but the anime... oof. such a disappointment, it's actually really sad what they did |
May 29, 2021 10:37 AM
#78
seasons 3-4 of nanatsu no taizai for sure. i havent seen it but based off of what ive heard, TPN season 2. gokushufudou also had a pretty bad adaptation. |
May 29, 2021 11:01 AM
#79
Comander-07 said: iirc robotics note crammed 200 ln pages into the first episode, You're thinking Occultic;Nine. The Robotics;Notes source material doesn't use "pages." |
その目だれの目? |
May 29, 2021 11:09 AM
#80
NextUniverse said: tpn s2 was bad lmao, I still need to finish it tho at this point is not even worth it unless you are really curious about how they f*cked it up. said this, it´s not the worst thing I have ever watched. |
:v |
May 29, 2021 11:18 AM
#81
Well, it depends. If you're talking about anime remakes done by Hollywood and Netflix, Dragonball Evolution by far. The film butchers up the original Dragon Ball anime to the point the plot is almost unrecognizable. And, the visuals are so bad, the acting sucks ass, the fights don't feel real, and the director and screenwriter both weren't familiar with the source material and had to make a public apology. If you're talking about anime alone, The God of High School. The anime stuffed 112 chapters in 13 episodes, and skipped many webtoon chapters per episode. The literal only thing that kept this series up was the fights and opening, other than that I didn't enjoy the anime as much. I'd read the webtoon if I were you. Also the Promised Neverland Season 2 sucked dick, they skipped the best arc in the manga, but I still have hopes for The Promised Neverland season 3. |
May 29, 2021 11:30 AM
#82
Act-Age never had one, therefore making it a bad adaptation crying imo i think even if the author wasn't a piece of shit and it had an anime confirmed my biggest fear was it having a half-assed adaptation so it's even better this way it's a manga about acting, they need to put emphasis on facial expressions and body language, make the characters more "human" and etc instead of your """""average""""" anime expressions and your "le epic fight sakuga" scene voice acting would need to be amazing too, although it would have been fun a rookie VA voicing Yonagi since it fits |
Nissan 350Z |
May 29, 2021 11:35 AM
#83
as a huge shaft fan, it pains me to say it, but the kagerou days adaptation from 2014. I gave it a 7, but that was only because I was happy kagerou days got an adaptation in the first place. |
May 29, 2021 11:42 AM
#84
The worst ever is rosario to vampire, they did a battle shounen into a parody adaption that's how much they fucked it up. Claymore, Umineko, Pandora Box and Tokyo Ghoul etc, is really bad adaptions too but not as bad as Rosario to vampire, Tokyo Ghoul Anime adapton looks like a masterpiece vs this vampire serie. |
May 29, 2021 11:50 AM
#85
Mekakucity Actors (adaptation of Kagerou Daze light novel) has to be the worst adaptation in anime history. Ruined characters, ruined original songs, skipped a lot of important chapters so plot holes in all the show, ending made no sense at all. I don't want to be that kind of guy but just read the manga and listen the songs in YT. Both are awesome. |
May 30, 2021 6:56 AM
#86
Lucifrost said: yeah that, remember the absolute insanity that was the first episode? instant dropComander-07 said: iirc robotics note crammed 200 ln pages into the first episode, You're thinking Occultic;Nine. The Robotics;Notes source material doesn't use "pages." |
"This emotion is mine alone. It is for Madoka alone." - Homura or how I would descripe Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica. |
May 30, 2021 7:11 AM
#87
EndlessMaria said: As a hardcore Umineko fan, I will have to say Umineko. (...) Oh yes, I forgot about that piece. It was a huge dissapointment and I couldn't find the novel at that time I have watched it (2012 something). Also I want to add: Pandora Hearts Tsubasa Resevoir Chronicle Promised Neverland (though the manga gets bad too) Every shounen with to many fillers in it Tokyo Ghoul |
May 30, 2021 7:30 AM
#88
Tokyo Ghoul root A and Tokyo Ghoul re The first one was decent |
May 30, 2021 7:34 AM
#89
Bruh most of Visual Novel's anime adaptation sucked so hard. Aokana, Rewrite, Grisaia no kajitsu, Chaos;Child etc. |
May 30, 2021 7:44 AM
#90
Neverland s2 and Tokyo Ghoul :re 2nd season. Both suffer from cutting off source material and glueing it together so it doesn't make sense, viewer has no idea who the characters are and where they come from, big time skips . In TG case there's also problem with Root A where it differs from source material but spin-off follows it so it's utter nonsense. |
May 30, 2021 8:13 AM
#91
Hmmm kinda a recent show but yaksoku no neverland season 2? |
May 30, 2021 9:15 AM
#92
Index 3 turned some of the best arcs and fights into utter faudder. I should have gave it a 2, but Index always holds a soft spot in my heart. |
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May 30, 2021 9:20 AM
#93
bladeof_crimson7 said: Nanatsu no Taizai Season 3 and 4 if those count. TPN season 2 is an obvious choice as well as GOHS. Also I'm not sure because I have yet to see it but I have heard Toaru Majutsu no Index season 3 is a bad adaption, so Toaru fans tell me if this is correct or not. Index 3 made me question if they wanted to make the show fail on purpose. |
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May 30, 2021 9:27 AM
#94
Magical index 3, what an absolute waste. |
May 30, 2021 9:42 AM
#95
EndlessMaria said: Phosphophyllita said: SayaniChan said: The Flowers of Evil or Aku No Hana...like wtf is that animation Aku no Hana's "ugly" or "bad" animation is coherent to the plot. Even the directing in that anime tries to make you feel uneasy all the time. I simply can't say that it's a bad adaption just because it won't follow the 2010s animation patterns. being ugly and not looking like every other anime are 2 vastly different concepts. Agreed. I started watching Aku no Hana in my early days of anime watching and it was very intriguing experience for me if I think now. I loved the art style, cause it was different. Though I couldn’t finish it twice because of that the story was getting into my nerve. |
May 30, 2021 9:43 AM
#96
Powerbryant said: well yikes, this makes it a little difficult to continue watchingbladeof_crimson7 said: Nanatsu no Taizai Season 3 and 4 if those count. TPN season 2 is an obvious choice as well as GOHS. Also I'm not sure because I have yet to see it but I have heard Toaru Majutsu no Index season 3 is a bad adaption, so Toaru fans tell me if this is correct or not. Index 3 made me question if they wanted to make the show fail on purpose. |
May 30, 2021 9:54 AM
#97
Index S3 and Tokyo Ghoul. They just belong in the trash. |
May 30, 2021 9:56 AM
#98
Despite it being a decent anime by itself, the Umineko adaptation just doesn't work in the context of the VN. It would take way more effort to do a good anime of the VN than this. But as I said: if you do not read the VN, then it's still okay. With the VN it is a nightmare as it destroys any attempt of explanation of the murders. |
May 30, 2021 9:56 AM
#99
Being a Classroom of the Elite fan I’ve got to say the anime is very mediocre and isn’t a good adaptation of the light novel. Many scenes were changed and certain characters roles were switched. |
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