Is it good for anime to cut down the dialogues, monologues or exposition of ln

mohamedo_abuduru said:
It really depends. I think that it's often ok to trim/cut some dialogue that's basically unnecessary. But I generally prefer if most of the dialogue is kept in. There are exceptions though. Echidna's speech for example, although I wish that it was fully adapted, was of course far too long to include in it's entirety, and needed to be cut down, so you wouldn't just be staring at Echidna monologuing for 10 minutes. Not to mention the fact that white fox already had to trim content + do 29 minute episodes with no op or ed, effectively making some episodes have almost 50% more content than a standard episode, so they literally had to remove some content or they wouldn't be able to fit everything. Anyways, in general, I don't think that it's bad for dialogue to be cut, as long as it doesn't affect the story. For example I was fairly annoyed that they cut Omega from the final episode, since it's so integral to the story and I was really hyped to see it animated. Same with not mentioning where Al is from in season 1. But just cutting some random unnecessary conversation is usually fine.

Ceoneichi said:
Recently my friend watch Re Zero season 2 and have mostly complaints about it,mainly it being that; season 2 is very slow and it just being characters talking to each other or Betty being annoying. But he likes season 2 because he thinks it's better than season 2.

Personally i think that, season 2 should have included more content from the ln,like the epic Echidna speech about rbd or the stuff about omega etc