Toei needs to increase how much they adapt in one episode!

Emmuhzx said:
Sure but the pacing has always been bad, if they adapted more chapters they'd catch up too quickly as well considering that the manga is still on the Onigashima raid

Emmuhzx said:
It is sort of annoying but that's how Toei has to do things if it wants to stay behind the manga, if it catches up we'd have to go through filler episodes during the middle of the Onigashima raid and that'd be painful to witness.

Pranav_Madduru said:
Why are you guys acting like this is completely new? Toei has been doing stuff like this for years. If you read the manga and want to see stuff animated then you have to wait. Wano anime has been adapting 10-12 pages a chapter almost every episode. They slightly increased the pacing for oden flashback. Also they are trying rearrange some stuff so that it will make sense and will not confuse the viewers. If you think the anime is horrible coz of the pacing then just switch to manga. Toei is doing a great job with the raid and I can say it since I read the manga.

Acnologia_19 said:
What you want bro then anime would catch up to manga

Dont know about those people saying they will watch fillers instead of bad pacing
But i will definitely not watch those shitty fillers which has nothing to fo with story .
I have been watching those boruto fillers from 2 years now even canon arc looks boring to me because of that fillers😑

ShoriTora said:

I think everyone wishes the anime could take a break but its almost impossible unfortunately, it isn't in Toei's control. Even when the manga took a month break between the timeskip the anime wasn't treated with the same luxury.

Back in the days One Piece began anime were primarily produced through sponsors, rather than the committee's we see today. There are 3 One Piece sponsors, Toei, Shueisha and Fuji TV. These sponsors have a say in how the anime is produced. One Piece has aired on Sunday mornings since the Enies Lobby arc, which means they are required to release 48 episodes a year with only 4 breaks (outside of exceptional circumstances such as COVID, and even then that was only a 2 month break which is insane given the profound effects of COVID on the industry). It offers no benefit to Shueisha and Fuji TV to have the anime go on an extended break, therefore its never able to.

Its unfortunate but simply unrealistic for the anime to stop airing weekly, thus the pacing will inevitably be slower not by the fault of Toei but the sponsors of the anime, namely Shueisha and Fuji TV. If anything Toei is doing everything they can by making the current Wano anime as good as it can be despite the lack of content covered in each ep through some great regular directors who excel in micro pacing or simply great animation.

I hope this makes sense assuming you didn't know already. Credit to YonkouProductions video on the subject because I've basically just paraphrased his explanation.

ShoriTora said:

I think everyone wishes the anime could take a break but its almost impossible unfortunately, it isn't in Toei's control. Even when the manga took a month break between the timeskip the anime wasn't treated with the same luxury.

Back in the days One Piece began anime were primarily produced through sponsors, rather than the committee's we see today. There are 3 One Piece sponsors, Toei, Shueisha and Fuji TV. These sponsors have a say in how the anime is produced. One Piece has aired on Sunday mornings since the Enies Lobby arc, which means they are required to release 48 episodes a year with only 4 breaks (outside of exceptional circumstances such as COVID, and even then that was only a 2 month break which is insane given the profound effects of COVID on the industry). It offers no benefit to Shueisha and Fuji TV to have the anime go on an extended break, therefore its never able to.

Its unfortunate but simply unrealistic for the anime to stop airing weekly, thus the pacing will inevitably be slower not by the fault of Toei but the sponsors of the anime, namely Shueisha and Fuji TV. If anything Toei is doing everything they can by making the current Wano anime as good as it can be despite the lack of content covered in each ep through some great regular directors who excel in micro pacing or simply great animation.

I hope this makes sense assuming you didn't know already. Credit to YonkouProductions video on the subject because I've basically just paraphrased his explanation.

Machovskyzavin said:
current episodes dont even adapt 85% of a chapter, wtf?😭💀