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Apr 3, 2013 10:17 AM
#201
More Magi is always welcome. I have yet to see final episodes but I saw some spoilers I didn't like what I saw (even without reading manga). |
Apr 3, 2013 12:10 PM
#202
Homolust said: A-1 is bathing in everyone's buttanguish. HA. |
Apr 4, 2013 8:14 AM
#203
A-1 has no choice but to add and make up stuff to fix their incoming plot holes that will come up in the second season. It's a given it's going to be altered thanks to what occurred in season one. Sad, it was really great and had a nice smile but then it dwindled bit by bit starting mid-way... now I just sigh and what could of been. Though I do occasional laugh as I remember Alibaba's transformation but then quickly sigh once more as I remember how anime Alibaba is just so Shinji Ikari unlike the manga version. Can't say Magi was like Guilty Crown but man was it headed there... phew that was a close. Forgot to add, character development is butchered or lost from the transition of manga > anime and I for sure know anime viewers only can agree that is something no studio has an excuse to make small of and it was done in Magi S1 for a quick cash grab I assume. Repeat of SAO perhaps? |
radleApr 4, 2013 8:39 AM
Feeling Down? Healing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXr0L4pOnV8 Soothing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UT3o_BBH61c Interesting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UpZnSjMko4 Female? Gotcha covered https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8cOqzku9zA ...yeah |
Apr 4, 2013 9:09 AM
#204
radle said: Repeat of SAO perhaps? A repeat of SAO would be fucking up the adaption and still making a ton of cash with it. Be as fucked up as it may, SAO at least outsold the rest in it's season. Magi can't even make the 4k mark in BD sales as of late, where SAO constantly keeps getting around 20k in BD sales. |
Apr 4, 2013 4:00 PM
#205
Apr 5, 2013 1:04 AM
#206
that was a great season, awesome ending ep with all the flashes of new characters can't wait for the fall :D |
Apr 5, 2013 4:40 PM
#207
Enjoyed this series a lot despite the occasional drops in animation quality and the whole light conquers darkness storyline. Then again, I haven't read the manga so that could be why I'm looking forward to season 2. |
Apr 7, 2013 8:53 AM
#208
A second season was expected since the first ended so...abruptly. I hope this time around the staff won't rush so much and cut so much from the manga. The second season will more than probably have the Magnoshtat battle so I'm excited to see it animated. |
Apr 15, 2013 7:45 PM
#210
In the meantime, please learn to animate. |
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Apr 15, 2013 8:07 PM
#211
Gecko69Mars said: Is the anime continuing right from where they left off? I was planning on reading the manga after finishing the anime, but since S2 is coming fall I don't want to know whats gonna happen. If its not continuing right after the first season can someone tell me which chapters they are skipping? I wanna know this too. Can anyone please answer? |
Apr 15, 2013 8:45 PM
#212
I still have yet to finish the first season. But yay. |
Apr 16, 2013 2:46 AM
#213
FlamingBiscuits said: They're continuing from where they left off. However, the whole anime, especially the 2 Sindria arcs, is a remix of events. Each arc had a thing or 2, or even more, skipped or changed, but all of them were rushed and the characters became one-dimensional as fuck, like Sinbad. I bet anime-viewers still believe he's the cool good guy.Gecko69Mars said: Is the anime continuing right from where they left off? I was planning on reading the manga after finishing the anime, but since S2 is coming fall I don't want to know whats gonna happen. If its not continuing right after the first season can someone tell me which chapters they are skipping? I wanna know this too. Can anyone please answer? Read from the beginning for a better experience and to fill in the plot-holes and get better explanations and depth for some characters, like Al-Thamen for example, or Sinbad, or Aladdin, or Judal. |
Apr 16, 2013 6:16 AM
#214
Candor said: They're continuing from where they left off. However, the whole anime, especially the 2 Sindria arcs, is a remix of events. Each arc had a thing or 2, or even more, skipped or changed, but all of them were rushed and the characters became one-dimensional as fuck, like Sinbad. I bet anime-viewers still believe he's the cool good guy. Read from the beginning for a better experience and to fill in the plot-holes and get better explanations and depth for some characters, like Al-Thamen for example, or Sinbad, or Aladdin, or Judal. Thanks. And yeah, I wouldn't even have known Sinbad wasn't 100% good if it wasn't for that last scene and you pointing it out. Figures though, the anime always skips details. |
Apr 16, 2013 8:30 AM
#215
So what the fuck were they rushing the first season for if they were gonna make a second season? Did they expect it to not do well enough for another? I don't consider myself a huge fan of Magi, but A-1 did the manga quite the injustice by blazing through dungeons and making the plot and characters even more two-dimensional than before. That and giving us some crappy animation for a big chunk of the anime. The only thing I'm thankful for the anime is bringing more good fan-art on Pixiv. :/ What a waste. |
Jun 4, 2013 12:04 AM
#216
What i don't get is why the manga community is so worked up. I have read the manga and watched the anime. In fact i watched the anime first. Yes there is some difference regarding the order in the first season ,and some things being removed in blabad arc. the thing is did they matter not really i could still tell what was going to happen next in the manga and the same overall points get across. when you finish the balabad arc in the anime you have relatively the same info you would have if you finished it in the manga. Saying that the Sindaria arc was a bit messed up lacking somethings like training ,comical relief scenes ,and what not. They are not truly necessary you can still get the general idea of things with out them. Anything that was needed this the sindaira arc can just be inserted after the zangan arc anyway. This wouldn't really mess with the overall plot much. Next is the zangan arc they messed that up pretty bad in terms of order and how thing actually happen. Though yet again by the end of the arc in the anime the same plot points get across. saying that all in all the only the anime is missing is better character development/portrayal of some of the characters. Which is in some of the scenes that where cut. Thing is i still had the right perceptions of the characters even before i read the manga and my outlook on them didn't change after. So the anime doesn't give you the wrong impression if you come across it the way it was intended to which is pretty hard not to. don't look at me like a crazy manga fan boy or anything like that im just looking at this from both sides of the spectrum. Though i would suggest reading the manga its a good read. |
Jun 4, 2013 12:26 AM
#217
ninja_dog said: What i don't get is why the manga community is so worked up. I have read the manga and watched the anime. In fact i watched the anime first. Yes there is some difference regarding the order in the first season ,and some things being removed in blabad arc. the thing is did they matter not really i could still tell what was going to happen next in the manga and the same overall points get across. when you finish the balabad arc in the anime you have relatively the same info you would have if you finished it in the manga. Saying that the Sindaria arc was a bit messed up lacking somethings like training ,comical relief scenes ,and what not. They are not truly necessary you can still get the general idea of things with out them. Anything that was needed this the sindaira arc can just be inserted after the zangan arc anyway. This wouldn't really mess with the overall plot much. Next is the zangan arc they messed that up pretty bad in terms of order and how thing actually happen. Though yet again by the end of the arc in the anime the same plot points get across. saying that all in all the only the anime is missing is better character development/portrayal of some of the characters. Which is in some of the scenes that where cut. Thing is i still had the right perceptions of the characters even before i read the manga and my outlook on them didn't change after. So the anime doesn't give you the wrong impression if you come across it the way it was intended to which is pretty hard not to. don't look at me like a crazy manga fan boy or anything like that im just looking at this from both sides of the spectrum. Though i would suggest reading the manga its a good read. Well, you're right. If you watch the anime you'll still be able to understand the main points the manga tries to get across. However, that is all you'll get from watching the anime. The pacing in the anime is way too fast. The arcs feel more like a quick summary of events rather than a story to be enjoyed. It's like reading a book summary on Wikipedia; it'll cover the important parts of the plot, but you won't get the same experience of reading the book. |
Jun 5, 2013 12:24 PM
#218
ninja_dog said: What i don't get is why the manga community is so worked up. I have read the manga and watched the anime. In fact i watched the anime first. Yes there is some difference regarding the order in the first season ,and some things being removed in blabad arc. the thing is did they matter not really i could still tell what was going to happen next in the manga and the same overall points get across. when you finish the balabad arc in the anime you have relatively the same info you would have if you finished it in the manga. Saying that the Sindaria arc was a bit messed up lacking somethings like training ,comical relief scenes ,and what not. They are not truly necessary you can still get the general idea of things with out them. Anything that was needed this the sindaira arc can just be inserted after the zangan arc anyway. This wouldn't really mess with the overall plot much. Next is the zangan arc they messed that up pretty bad in terms of order and how thing actually happen. Though yet again by the end of the arc in the anime the same plot points get across. saying that all in all the only the anime is missing is better character development/portrayal of some of the characters. Which is in some of the scenes that where cut. Thing is i still had the right perceptions of the characters even before i read the manga and my outlook on them didn't change after. So the anime doesn't give you the wrong impression if you come across it the way it was intended to which is pretty hard not to. don't look at me like a crazy manga fan boy or anything like that im just looking at this from both sides of the spectrum. Though i would suggest reading the manga its a good read. Skipping parts like the training, comical scenes and whatnot isn't important? In that case you've missed what Magi's about. Seeing the chars develop both physically and mentally is one part of the manga that makes it so good and makes us as readers so invested in the story. The funny scenes are another that is crucial for making Magi so successful. I laughed tears countless times during the manga and missing out on that I'd feel betrayed as a reader. Also, how can you say that the anime's 'more or less' like the manga when it took one of the manga's basic rules (the black Rukh and djinn one) and took a shit on it; when it made Alibaba's character development during Balbadd seem like it never happened by having Alibaba, of all people, turn into a black djinn AND survive it. That is working against the author's own work and as far away from a good adaption as you can get. |
The release of atomic energy has not created a new problem. It has merely made more urgent the necessity of solving an existing one. - Albert Einstein |
Jun 5, 2013 1:35 PM
#219
Only the last arc was ruined in my opinion, the anime was not bad overall. Now All I want to see is the great ali baba's djinn equip |
Jun 8, 2013 7:27 PM
#220
ninja_dog said: What i don't get is why the manga community is so worked up. I have read the manga and watched the anime. In fact i watched the anime first. Yes there is some difference regarding the order in the first season ,and some things being removed in blabad arc. the thing is did they matter not really i could still tell what was going to happen next in the manga and the same overall points get across. when you finish the balabad arc in the anime you have relatively the same info you would have if you finished it in the manga. Saying that the Sindaria arc was a bit messed up lacking somethings like training ,comical relief scenes ,and what not. They are not truly necessary you can still get the general idea of things with out them. Anything that was needed this the sindaira arc can just be inserted after the zangan arc anyway. This wouldn't really mess with the overall plot much. Next is the zangan arc they messed that up pretty bad in terms of order and how thing actually happen. Though yet again by the end of the arc in the anime the same plot points get across. saying that all in all the only the anime is missing is better character development/portrayal of some of the characters. Which is in some of the scenes that where cut. Thing is i still had the right perceptions of the characters even before i read the manga and my outlook on them didn't change after. So the anime doesn't give you the wrong impression if you come across it the way it was intended to which is pretty hard not to. don't look at me like a crazy manga fan boy or anything like that im just looking at this from both sides of the spectrum. Though i would suggest reading the manga its a good read. actually this is a matter of maturity of story . you see when you take huge preparation to defend sindria from terrifying al-shermen and main 3 bad guys fight against 8 genarals + 2 vessel user and the fight lasts only for 4 minutes ...it kind of blows... but when you consider, aladin and his fellow companions barely survive the zagan labyrinth and suddenly they face 3 of al-shermen on their own and when all hope is lost , the 3 generals approach to defend them ....it just feels more epic that way. so when a non reader sees the anime he might actually think thats far the mangakas ability goes and he might feel the ending was not just balanced enough or just did not showed what it promised in the beginning .... so my question is sir, why do you even repair when its not damaged ?and does it do justice to the mangaka?...sorry , am just saying its not a good approach. |
Jun 9, 2013 3:48 AM
#221
I actually liked the 1st season, since I've just started reading the manga and I don't really know how the first arc actually ended, and that black demon thingy wasn't bad. I don't really have any questions about the story in itself either. However, a second season might also answer many in-depth details, and at the same time progress with the story, I feel like what they're doing cannot go wrong. |
So, What do you think is on the other side? |
Jun 30, 2013 11:00 PM
#222
wow !!!! I can't wait the next season of magi !! |
maou_sadaoJun 30, 2013 11:09 PM
Jul 1, 2013 3:17 AM
#223
so many mad manga fans lul ive been following the manga forever and tbh im glad this is getting a s2. If you are upset it's getting a s2 then don't watch it and leave it at that damn fucking kids these days. |
Jul 3, 2013 5:00 AM
#224
I'm looking forward to the new season! I love Magi, especially Aladin! He's so funny xD |
Jul 8, 2013 8:41 AM
#225
Time slot for the upcoming series http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2013-07-08/magi-sequel-to-premiere-in-october-on-sundays-at-5-p.m |
Jul 16, 2013 8:56 AM
#226
Official website updated with new key visual http://www.project-magi.com/ ![]() |
So MAL finally starts locking news threads that are only a few weeks old? I wonder where was the announcement of this change? Or we are seeing yet another case of changes made that impacted users but not communicated to them? I wonder how long people would put up with this. As much as I have a bunch of information to share about anime announced recently I cannot share it in news board, and the anime series is too disorganized and chaotic to share information except with people already interested in the particular series. |
Jul 16, 2013 11:15 AM
#227
Any manga readers care to tell us if there's been a good stopping point in the manga for Season 2? Or will they just run the whole thing until they're caught up with the manga? |
Jumping in Headfirst - I hear reading it causes immortality. Warning. Reading may not actually cause immortality. |
Jul 16, 2013 11:37 AM
#228
Looks like season two might catch up with everything that's happened in the manga so far and maybe more. They can fit a lot into 25 episodes, with the pacing they had last season. |
Jul 16, 2013 11:40 AM
#229
SageShinigami said: Unless the war ended, there's still no good point for the series to stop. Another thing is that the announcement said the setting will be Magnostadt, which means the arcs between Magnostadt and Sindria's 2nd arc won't be animated, or they'll be rushed in a couple of episodes with some original crap or something.Any manga readers care to tell us if there's been a good stopping point in the manga for Season 2? Or will they just run the whole thing until they're caught up with the manga? Thinking how bad the 2nd season will be hurts my brain. FFS already A-1, just let the crap you did with the first season be forgotten already. Why is there a need to ruin the whole fucking series with your crappy "quality"? |
Jul 16, 2013 11:56 AM
#230
Candor said: Another thing is that the announcement said the setting will be Magnostadt, which means the arcs between Magnostadt and Sindria's 2nd arc won't be animated, or they'll be rushed in a couple of episodes with some original crap or something. How would that work, if they're planning on doing another 25 episodes? It seems like they're skipping way too much material, wth? |
Jul 16, 2013 12:00 PM
#231
irtiza9169 said: Well if they're planning to make 25 episodes, then they might be able to make a better pace than the first season, they'd have around 75 chapters to adapt to reach the new chapters, but if they're around 12-13 episodes then it's gonna be another mess. Though I doubt the animation will improve, and if the same guy who did the composition of S1 will do this season, then expect a lot of changes, just like the first season. For now they should try to fill up the plot-holes they did in the first seasons, and by that some changes must happen, which means some character-development will disappear, especially for Aladdin's character. Aladdin's character in the anime is just too different from the manga's anyway, so why would they care?Candor said: Another thing is that the announcement said the setting will be Magnostadt, which means the arcs between Magnostadt and Sindria's 2nd arc won't be animated, or they'll be rushed in a couple of episodes with some original crap or something. How would that work, if they're planning on doing another 25 episodes? It seems like they're skipping way too much material, wth? |
Candor123Jul 16, 2013 12:03 PM
Jul 16, 2013 4:17 PM
#232
SageShinigami said: Any manga readers care to tell us if there's been a good stopping point in the manga for Season 2? Or will they just run the whole thing until they're caught up with the manga? At the moment there's no good stopping point. I think second season is starting too early. |
Jul 16, 2013 9:13 PM
#233
Im looking forward to seeing the other characters animated a lot and all but yeah, they say it's gonna be set in Magnostadt? Before that there are a few arcs, which contain pretty important character development and the introductions of new characters. It's ridiculous to think that they would plan to go straight to Magnostadt, so hopefully they don't? |
Jul 16, 2013 9:55 PM
#234
The first season was disappointing but it was still somewhat enjoyable so I might watch this.plus I want to see more of Morgiana. |
Jul 16, 2013 10:02 PM
#235
Sourire said: Only the last arc was ruined in my opinion, the anime was not bad overall. Now All I want to see is the great ali baba's djinn equip Yes looking forward to that, and the other users too like the first prince of kou. |
Jul 17, 2013 5:51 AM
#236
S-ER said: Mor won't have much screen-time in the 2nd season. Maybe in the beginning, but after a couple of episodes she should stop appearing for a while (not sure if she came back in the manga or not yet).The first season was disappointing but it was still somewhat enjoyable so I might watch this.plus I want to see more of Morgiana. |
Jul 17, 2013 9:18 AM
#237
Candor said: S-ER said: Mor won't have much screen-time in the 2nd season. Maybe in the beginning, but after a couple of episodes she should stop appearing for a while (not sure if she came back in the manga or not yet).The first season was disappointing but it was still somewhat enjoyable so I might watch this.plus I want to see more of Morgiana. Damn,that's a letdown :x |
Jul 17, 2013 11:14 AM
#238
I hope they won't skip Hakuryuu's story or the moment between him and Mor. Cause by the looks of the synopsis it has me worried that they will skip his development. ~_~ |
"What has two arms, two legs, and is alive? Not your favorite character lol! xD" |
Jul 23, 2013 11:55 AM
#240
I hope they don't destroy the war, but after how they did the finale for the Balbadd arc, I have no hope for this. That said, I like Magi enough that I'll watch this entire season, though all the (likely)pain of A1's adaptation. |
Aug 4, 2013 4:57 AM
#241
A preview is up: |
Aug 4, 2013 4:32 PM
#242
I know a lot were disappointed with the first season in comparison to the manga, but as someone who didn't read the manga I enjoyed the first season. I recommend those who did enjoy the first season to continue to enjoy the second season regardless of other's opinions! Not a fan of the new hair for Alibaba at all, but they did seem to get a decent art upgrade. |
ItsPHIAug 4, 2013 5:56 PM
Aug 4, 2013 11:08 PM
#243
Wow, the trailer was cool yeah and its a very exiting arc but it seems weird to show all of that when it'll take a while for the anime to even get there. I hope the animation quality is better than the first season |
Aug 5, 2013 5:47 AM
#244
Hey, A-1, you forgot Hakuryuu. What about him? Are you planning to add another one-dimensional character to the list? Trailer looks cool, just like those of the first season, but those are just trailers, I doubt A-1 will maintain the quality long. |
Aug 5, 2013 5:56 AM
#245
NostalgicDPT said: Not a fan of the new hair for Alibaba at all, but they did seem to get a decent art upgrade. That's not Alibaba, it's someone else. Alibaba's hair should remain unchanged. |
Aug 5, 2013 8:51 AM
#246
I....dunno man. Season 1 did... stuff... I may have had seizures as result. |
Aug 5, 2013 11:54 AM
#247
Maor said: NostalgicDPT said: Not a fan of the new hair for Alibaba at all, but they did seem to get a decent art upgrade. That's not Alibaba, it's someone else. Alibaba's hair should remain unchanged. Thanks for clarification |
Aug 14, 2013 9:50 AM
#248
the damage done to the season 1 can't be covered and lets leave it ... well lets see another problem for s2 now...they will try to cover the rest of the manga in one shot , i mean you got 26 episodes and 90+ chapters , what more A1 needs to perfectly butcher 3 arcs in one go... i mean do they even have any backup plan for s3 ? i think they will do the season 2 solely because they got chapters to do a season , they got no sense of perfection or making an adaptation lovable ... its a very bad attitude , the way it seems for me its already a lost cause ... i dont see any hopes , either way , after s2 they wont have any material left for continuation and therefore magi as an anime format will soon be forgotten after this year...they are just doing it for the sake of milking money as its officially the 2nd most selling manga of 2013 first half...otherwise they don't even have any motive for perfectionism ... (well thats old news seeing the s1) |
Aug 14, 2013 11:06 AM
#249
Candor said: Hey, A-1, you forgot Hakuryuu. What about him? Are you planning to add another one-dimensional character to the list? Trailer looks cool, just like those of the first season, but those are just trailers, I doubt A-1 will maintain the quality long. You mean like never did have that quality. I will still watch this though for the battles and OST, but unforgivable that they will skip over my precious Hakuryuu development and wtf Sinbad isn't even in this arc yet last time you see him was before the departure to Magnostadt (sp?) If we hope and pray hard enough Magi: Brotherhood will happen a couple years from now. |
"What has two arms, two legs, and is alive? Not your favorite character lol! xD" |
Aug 15, 2013 5:49 AM
#250
YAAAAYYYYY!!!!! cant wait!! im kind of happy a sequel has come so soon!! which means more magi!!! although i did not like the whole of the first season ; i have high hopes for this season maybe the second season will bring more insight to the anime and more moments with my OTPs so whatever i should start reading the manga soon though.... im just worried it will screw my opinion of the anime (as it usually tends to do) |
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