DrSexy said: Rose of versailles with modern animation would instantly be considered a masterpiece It's already is a masterpiece. Don't know why it needs a remake |
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| I'd say Hitman Reborn. I might like it more without those filler arcs. |
| Maybe because I've been mentioning/recommending this anime a lot lately in the forums, but I immediately thought of Uta Kata. There is a good amount of this anime that I do like. I can't exactly say this is the most memorable anime ever to me, but it does have its charm. This show has some good visuals, such as the scenery and some of the character designs. There is a different transformation for each episode, and while some of the outfits aren't the greatest, it's a nice change of pace as multiple transformation outfits is not very common in magical girl anime. I really love this show's soundtrack, and it works well in combination with the scenery and the show's slow pacing. Some people might find slow pacing as a bad thing, but as a slice of life coming-of-age story set during the summer, I'm sure many people may find this relaxing to watch. Despite my compliments on it, there's three big reasons why I believe this show could need a remake:
I dunno if my reasoning makes any sense, but yeah that's why a remake of this show would be nice. At the same time, I kinda also don't want it to be remade because of fanservice. This anime has a lot of shots around or under the skirt and some of the transformation sequences have a bit of this— episode 3's transformation sequence/outfit is probably the most obvious of the fanservice relating to the magical parts of this show. The fanservice is honestly not that bad compared to most anime with fanservice/ecchi, but it happened so often that made me (and I'm sure with other people) uncomfortable to watch... episode 6 is probably the worst offender of this... just... I mean I guess it's cuz I don't like fanservice... and part of me doesn't want a remake because of how ecchi is really popular nowadays and that a modern remake of this show would probably put more fanservice on a show that honestly did not need it But yeah, aside from the fanservice, a remake of Uta Kata would sound great to me! |
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| A lot of posters are saying Rurouni Kenshin, but the first two-thirds or so of the '96 series is very solid, up until around episode 60. If you don't want all the filler, just stop watching after the Kyoto arc (unless you're in love with the characters and/or a completionist). Anyway, I'd choose: Akira - Might be heresy to some considering its legacy, but I feel like the original film is just decent and it isn't due to age. Love the plot, but the way it unfolds is often more messy than gripping in its execution and never sucked me in. If they could do this with only 2D digital and a pledge of no nauseating CGI it'd be a worth a shot. If it's another abortion of a remake, we can always ignore its existence and stick with the original film. |
| After seeing Advent of The Red Comet, I would like to see a remake of Mobile Suit Gundam. |
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| i'd take a mulligan on darling in the franxx, mainly just to fix the last couple episodes. loved the show so much up to that point. after seeing how well fruits basket is going, i'd love to see a couple older shows freshened up a bit. love hina could be a good one, as well as ah my goddess. |
| Deadman Wonderland. The ending was shit and we'll never get a S2 because Manglobe died. Still, it had potential and a reboot would be cool. |
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| I would pick Tokyo Ghoul and Berserk. |
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TodAboT said: WatchTillTandava said: A lot of posters are saying Rurouni Kenshin, but the first two-thirds or so of the '96 series is very solid, up until around episode 60. If you don't want all the filler, just stop watching after the Kyoto arc (unless you're in love with the characters and/or a completionist). Anyway, I'd choose: Akira - Might be heresy to some considering its legacy, but I feel like the original film is just decent and it isn't due to age. Love the plot, but the way it unfolds is often more messy than gripping in its execution and never sucked me in. If they could do this with only 2D digital and a pledge of no nauseating CGI it'd be a worth a shot. If it's another abortion of a remake, we can always ignore its existence and stick with the original film. Um... You do know that Akira is being remade, right? No, I wasn't aware of that at all. More fodder for internet searching tonight. I'm a little surprised, but I'll remain cautiously optimistic and reserve judgment until I see more come out on it. |
| Tackling a giant like Umineko would be difficult but really nice :( Gakuen Alice, we never even got to the heart of the story. Fario-P said: Maybe because I've been mentioning/recommending this anime a lot lately in the forums, but I immediately thought of Uta Kata. You're onto something here- I forgot all about Uta Kata. I'm with you on everything you said, a remake of this would actually be nice? It was ahead of its time, and with a touching theme like loving yourself paired with its unsettling tone, I think it'd be refreshing amidst the copycats that spawned after Madoka. As a fan of the magical girl genre, it's more impactful than the latter imo, and is deserving of more attention than it has. |
| I'd really like to see Soul Eater get remade to coincide with the perfect edition of the manga being released |
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| None, what would be the point? An even stronger NO for new adaptations of past adapted works. Creators should focus on their own ideasn(although you can use something as a start and apply your own vision). DrSexy said: Rose of versailles with modern animation would instantly be considered a masterpiece Errm... remember the explosive announcement that Sailor Moon would be readaptated with modern means in order to faithfully render both the original scenario and mangaka's style? Well, what happened? - first, they felt the need to modify / add things in the story as soon as the first chapter (I'm not talking about the useless but non-obtrusive delocation to the 2000s) - secondly, they took a step backward for the drawings in the 2nd series (3rd chapter), going for a "mix" between the manga's and first adaptation's designs. And now, based on the next chapter's picture, we can see they went even further into regression, mimicking the first TV show's style. And why? Because it was too intricate, too hard to animate. What about the great extended possibilities that digital animation supposedly offer? In other words, I don't see the added value that would bring a re adaptation. @Nine-TailedJosh But the anime concluded its own version of the story. o_O For the original story, there is the manga. |
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Agamenon said: Can someone explain why everyone doesn't like the anime adaptation of Pandora Hearts ? I like the anime but I want the last couple of episodes to be remade because it wasn't in the manga |
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| Rosario Vampire, definitely. It's one of the best mangas I've read and the anime is a joke. |
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| Yu yu hakusho needs a remake for sure. I would also really like to see a continuation of Hajime no Ippo, those three seasons weren't enough :-( |
| No anime is non-canon. Non-canon is canon, but on a different world line. |
| I agree with everyone who mentioned Rose of Versailles. I also wouldn't mind a good adaption of "Little Princess" because the one from the 80s is pretty ugly. Also a new version of Les Mis would be cool. |
ChloesRoses said: Agamenon said: Can someone explain why everyone doesn't like the anime adaptation of Pandora Hearts ? I like the anime but I want the last couple of episodes to be remade because it wasn't in the manga Well that's understandable but it doesn't explain the hate that I see from some people to the anime. |
| I want a remake of Spongebob's third season. |
| I don't know if this really counts, but a remake of Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou's "anime adaptation" would be incredible. It won't ever happen, but I'd die happy seeing my favorite manga adapted into a full series and not just two shoddy OVAs. |
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| It recently worked very well for Mahoujin Guruguru, but it also helped that they went for a complete adaptation of the manga and the kind of story it is allowed for a much faster pace. After all they adapted way more in 24 eps than the two original series from the 90s did in more than 80 episodes (admittedly they had a lot of anime original content, but some arcs that took up to 4-5 eps only lasted 1 in the 2017 remake). But still part of the charm of the original with the early 90s fantasy RPG backgrounds and its soundtrack wasn't quite there now, despite the improved animation for instance. Another great recent case is Haikara-san ga Tooru, a shoujo from the 70s that originally had a 42-ep series that didn't adapt the whole story and that recently has received a complete readaptation in 2-movies by the same studio that did the series back then (Nippon Animation) and with some really great people working in it. But I don't think I actively want a remake of anything as of now. It's refreshing to see that type of announcements but more often than not they end up being disappointing. Off the top of my head Banana Fish deciding to update the setting from the 80s to a current contemporary one, FLCL continuing something that really did not need sequels or Berserk 2016 being just what it is. Then there are series like Rose of Versailles that @DrSexy mentioned that I believe rely very heavily in the original team that did them and if they are ever referred to as masterpieces would be in their original form. |
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| Tokyo Ghoul without a doubt and maybe Naruto too, without those freaking fillers it would definitely be better. |
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| I would like to see a remake of Groove Adventure Rave, since I really like the anime, and it isn't full adapted anyways. |
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| Akame Ga Kill. Pretty self-explainatory, the manga wasn't done when they aired the anime adaptation, now that it's done, I think they should remake it. Deadman Wonderland. It didn't get fully adapted, and the first anime was pretty average anyway. Guilty Crown. Can they please change up the 2nd half of the show? It had a very strong start, but it just got weaker and weaker. OPM S2. I didn't find this one bad, but I just think that it needs an adaptation that lives up to the 1st season. |
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DragonsHunter said: Honestly, I think Hallow should had been a remake instead of a continuation. If the intention of Hallow was to attract new audiences to D. Gray Man, they should had done a new adaptation of the contents that the 2006 anime adapted without the fillers it had (+ new content that the first series didn't adapted) to catch the interest of people from the beginning instead of forcing them watch the old anime to understand all the story and then throw the audience to a very different D. Gray Man, with new voices, brigther colors and different character designs. But, well, seeing how poorly Hallow looked for the most part, is obvious the studio wasn't ready for the project, let alone for a remake that should had more than 20 episodes.D gray man should have a remake and adding all the new content. On another note (that is personally important to me), a remake could had made me accustom to the new voice actors that they picked for Hallow, especially for the ones who voiced characters who had little screentime, like Lavi and Krory, but sadly, it wasn't the case, thus they ended sounding very jarring and wrong compared to the previous version (Krory's casting was still weird from the beginning, though). |
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| [quote=Julius_Spin message=58120123] zieek said: Maybe watch them first, lol. : ) Cause how do yknow if youve never seen the real thing. XDDDDDD Katekyo Hitman reborn - the mc starts as this ugly shrimp World of Ueki - first few ep were boring Cowboy Bebop - looks old Neon Genesis Evangelion - looks old Toriko - I tried and failed |
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Whgedia said: Naruto. Just remove the filler and the show becomes a 9/10 for me ( 10/10 if Kaguya didn´t exist ) 100000000000% agree with this, naruto if you delete the war arc and all the fillers. Yuu yuu hakusho remake would be nice too. The original dragonball series would be good as well. I’ve only read the manga because of the quality of the show. It wasn’t too bad (for its time) but it deserves a better remake. Berserk definitely needs a remake, my favourite manga of all time and deserves the best top notch production. Junji ito horror collection deserves one, too. |
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| I would love to see a remake of yu yu hakusho. The story and characters are fantastic, and I'm sure many people would enjoy it. HXH 2011 was a success, so I don't see why yu yu wouldn't be. |
| The original Macross, the later 1/3 wasn't great. |
| Anything whose source is complete now that didn't get completely adapted, which is several hundred titles. |
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| Yu Yu Hakusho would do well to have a remake fixing the last arc so it feels a bit more complete. The Bleach anime is still unfinished. When its done One Piece will benefit from the Dragon Ball Kai treatment. Berserk still needs a proper adaptation. But most of all Kingdom needs a traditional 2D anime rather than the 3D trash that we got. |
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| No remake, preferably. It's better to get inspiration from past matter and run along with them to create something new. Remakes mainly are constructive when the OG is flawed, had untapped potential and is still thematically relevant in present times. Besides, there are tons of excellent manga which never had any adaptation. So tell me, why an unnecessary remake over a much needed adaptation? |
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