| I don't know much about this and I'm curious what you think. The fact that the studio is taking their time with this gives me hope, they waited a year to announce a second season and now they don't even give any specific dates. I think one of the most common reasons why second seasons of anime usually have much worse animation is because the studio wants to squeeze as much out of the franchise as possible while it's at its peak, they rush because they're afraid the franchise's popularity will drop, idk you can correct me if I'm wrong. |
| If it's done by the Fukushi production line, which I guess it likely will, considering Madhouse is still the studio for it, then definitely. We can only wait and hope for the best, though. |
| The first season set the bar too high. I still expect above average animation, way better than something like One Punch Man s2 but not on the same level as s1. Ba-Cii10 said: I think one of the most common reasons why second seasons of anime usually have much worse animation is because the studio wants to squeeze as much out of the franchise as possible while it's at its peak, they rush because they're afraid the franchise's popularity will drop, idk you can correct me if I'm wrong. I think it's also a matter of "why put so much effort when fans of the first season will watch it anyway and haters won't watch it anyway". No matter how much money you have, the amount of top tier key animators isn't infinite: I understand that they'd rather work on a brand new anime that could potentially catch a larger audience over a sequel that only fans of the first season will watch. Then of course it takes time to reassemble the same core staff for a sequel, so time is indeed an issue if the production committee can't wait. |
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If it's done by the Fukushi production line, which I guess it likely will, considering Madhouse is still the studio for it, then definitely.
We can only wait and hope for the best, though.
We can only wait and hope for the best, though.
| @Cielord I have a special altar in my room that I use to pray every day for Fukashi to come back to Frieren haha |
| 1 rookie mistake in these types of production is that the studio doesnt rush or whatever, but the production committee gives an unreasonable deadline for the reason you just stated. Unless, Studio has a strong say on these things, like in the case of Frieren. So yeah. I believe that Fukushi will be the main production manager for this season too.. Madhouse just got to stand their ground and say no to any pressure thrown at them by the other members of the production committee (I'm just inhaling huge doses of hopium with this part) |
| People talking about Fukushi, and for good reason, but forgetting Takashi Nakanome as well. He has connections with staff that usually only work with movie productions. |
| Okeanix? Tell them! 😂😂 |
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Okeanix?
Tell them! 😂😂
Tell them! 😂😂
| @Merve2Love Bruh, why? |
| You don't have an option in the poll saying "it'll exceed it," which I think is likely. So I'm not voting. Biased poll. |
| Seems hard to maintain, I will be content if it's gonna be close. |
*kappa* |
I have already watched all 308 episodes of season 2 and it is every bit as much of a masterpiece as season 1. |
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