will the Scott Pilgrim anime be added to the database?

Scott has been added to AniDB:

https://anidb.net/anime/18283

So MAL is the only anime website that still doesn’t have this?

@Old_School_Akira Yes. Trying to add it again now that's in on AniDB.

@ukloim Anidb is garbage and was outdated before it ever spawned into existence. Stop trying to poison the blood of the fandom with Scott Pilgrim of all misbegotten franchises.

Denied once again.

https://imgur.com/a/DAXwNvM

This has to be someone's personal vendetta against the series at this point to go against AniDB.

This got added somehow but not Scott?

https://myanimelist.net/anime/59005/

This got added somehow but not Scott?

https://myanimelist.net/anime/59005/

Supercrooks was adapted and scripted by staff in Japan. The Anime Database Guidelines lay out what does and doesn't qualify. I think what's disqualifying it is here:
It's a pretty grey area in my opinion. The director, Abel Góngora, is one of Science SARU's earliest employees (even if he's not from Japan originally). His is the first name to appear in the trailer alongside a Japanese studio so it's fair to say he has some creative control over the project.

I'd personally like to see it added, but I also understand why people might consider it outsourced rather than a joint-production because based on what we currently know, the script, the source material, and the EPs are all not from Japan.

It might turn out, once we see the credits in Nov, that it’s definitely a joint production with tons of creative input from Japan. The database mods are probably just waiting for more information to be sure.

@Old_School_Akira

I'm not quite sure it's a 1:1 comparison.
a) Original source never mattered.
b) The director was never the issue, as both work for Japanese companies.
c) The two producers listed here are Taiki Sakurai (Japanese) and Justin Leach (employed by a Japanese company).
So there is really nothing to debate about Leviathan.

The reason for Scott Pilgirms's denial is:
"Joint animated work where only animation is completed by a Japanese company with a western creative leadership team."

But as the credits show: https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=27712
a) The animation is entirely Japanese, not jointly worked on.
b) There is plenty of information showing that the creative leadership was shared by the US and Japan (arguably more from Japan) and that the project was spearheaded by Japan.
c) The executive producers Kohei Obara (Japanese) and Eunyoung Choi (employed by a Japanese company), associate producer Yoshiko Makabe, animation producer Kouhei Sakita, assistant animation producers Hiroaki Hashimoto and Seiki Iiyama. Just because there are more Westerners with the executive producer credit doesn't really mean anything if they had minimal involvement in the project to begin with.
The script being credited to Westerners may have something to do with it, but I don't think this should be the be-all and end-all, since the storyboarding, direction, and other roles with creative involvement are from Japan.

So yes, once again, I believe Scott Pilgrim Takes Off should be in the database. Possibly the Japanese owners will get involved at some point and force them to add it, because these I don't believe these decisions good for the future of the database as the industry evolves, or maybe we will see a natural reconsideration as more of these sort of productions are considered.