| That's the only anime i prefer now than seasonal |
| "Rating are for Casul" "While masterpiece are for Pleb" "But shit taste is enlightenment" "Go watch School Days you Weebs" |
| In my opinion, the endings are by far the weakest part of 99.9% of anime. The Japanese are excellent at finding a cool concept and following to its logical conclusion, and it all falls apart in the end for many reasons usually. I wish every (great) anime universe went on forever, and there were only like 30 total animes that ran every season instead of a a bunch I will never watch.... |
| Well you had many series following manga too many of the cases you pointed out were finished before the anime got announced or were anime originals (which still come out this year has had plenty of those). Plus the anime industry runs on a very 1-2 cour basis (which I think is for the better). Stuff like Demon Slayer may not be finished but it definitely will be. You can always see what will and won't by sales. Even stuff I didn't expect to get a second season like Vinland there seems to be one in the works I think the industry is getting better at continuing stuff honestly. Personally I don't know if I have a preference sure of course I want to see everything get adapted and it's nice to know something is properly adapted rather than having to track down the manga. That said if it has an interest premise that always determines it. Even if I know I will have to go read the manga an interesting premise will win out. Plus I would rather just see a good series get just one season then it never get anything at all. At least I can see it in color, with voice acting and a soundtrack and it opens up a manga to a wider audience. |
| Yeah same, reason why I'm not watching black clover yet. But even if it isn't fully completed I'll still watch if a season is completed. I don't watch airing seasons though. |
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| I have a love-hate relationship with 12-24 episode shows because it hurts how short they are. I dropped Naruto after 150 eps because I don't have the time or attention span to invest even though I enjoyed it. I think the perfect medium would be between 50-80 eps. |
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| If you want to watch many anime at the same time then I'll recommend seasonal.However if you want to binge-watch animes then I'll recommend completed shows. To be honest I prefer completed shows btw but I haven't completed any of the completed shows(except for maybe 3-4 shows).So after this season I'm gonna start binge-watching all the completed shows. |
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OtakuCakes said: Yeah same, reason why I'm not watching black clover yet. But even if it isn't fully completed I'll still watch if a season is completed. I don't watch airing seasons though. You'll watch black clover even if it gets as long as Naruto? |
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Scordolo said: OtakuCakes said: Yeah same, reason why I'm not watching black clover yet. But even if it isn't fully completed I'll still watch if a season is completed. I don't watch airing seasons though. You'll watch black clover even if it gets as long as Naruto? Not sure lol. Depends. I've seen fairy tail and that's long as hell. And I want to start Gintama. I'll wait and see because the story seems interesting and stuff. But if it's like One piece of smth then no I can't watch such a long show. |
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| I do like watching anime that are finished because I do like attaining that satisfaction of completing something. However completing something is one thing, and enjoying it is another. That being said, my answer to your question is no |
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| Yes, I'm way more excited about seeing a new original anime than adaptations because of that reason. Usually the source material is incomplete when the anime is an adaptation. |
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| yep its the main reason i score original anime higher too |
TheAskald said: And one thing I love about animes is when they reach their conclusion. An anime just doesn't feel complete, fullfilled, until you get the whole picture, until the narration came full circle, until you feel that sweet void. Do you feel the same? Agreed. The ending is a very important part of the story for me. How everything wraps up and concludes is vital to deciding how the story was overall. Exceptions may be made for longer shounens, where each arc has conclusions which can (and have been) be done well. Also, there is the Chimera Ant arc from Hunter x Hunter. It was a complete and epic story by itself. Hence the 10/10 rating I gave HxH despite having mediocre arcs previously and a relatively weaker ending. |
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| oh yes i do. many animes are just promotion for the manga so no second season. and this is very shabby, i hate it when they di this. and let's be real a concluded ending i s far more satisfying as some cliffhanger with the "subtle" message:"read the manga, the story goes on." |
| Yep. I usually only watch originals and completed adaptations for this reason. The completionist in me will not suffer embarking on a story just to be stopped because the creators can't or won't bother to complete what they started (Wish I started doing this before I got in to the book series Game of Thrones is based off of. I know the pain HxH and Berserk fans suffer, but unlike the mangaka for both of those series, G.R.R.M is perfectly healthy. He's just not writing. Dammit George just finish the fucking series, so everyone can trash Season 8 even more.) |
| Deadass, hands down, I will take a completed one over one that's not any day. True it may be about the journey, but ultimately it is the ending that makes or breaks it for me. I need a conclusion, I need closure. I need a complete story, I need a complete arc that sends off it's characters properly. I need my gurren lagan's and my kill la kill's. That said if it's an absolute banger like kaguya sama which I will never stop praising then I don't mind. Just keep giving me more |
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| The latter shows you mentioned are all shows that are inherently longer than the former shows you mentioned. For example Kaguya-sama is churning out 1 season per year currently and I don't think it'll stop. Same thing with Dr. Stone if we discount the delay. While cherry picking is fine, you did technically pick shows that are recent and not completed BUT also inherently longer. Your point is mostly true though, I think. It's just that so much more anime is being made now so the avg priority goes down per show. |
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