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Apr 16, 2022 8:30 AM
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I see no difference between the manga and the anime, so I’m wondering where all the hate comes from.
Apr 16, 2022 8:40 AM
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The pacing and the animation is terrible. They also cut some scene
Apr 16, 2022 8:47 AM
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5gd34r said:
The pacing and the animation is terrible. They also cut some scene

I didn't dislike the pace. But I get that the animation was mediocre for an ART anime, but was just normal. Of course the manga is way better, but the anime itself isn't bad.
Everyone has a different way of enjoying anime, you aren't superior for watching some kind or other


Apr 16, 2022 8:48 AM
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People can hate or love anything... some people like sour , some dont, some like sweet , some like spicy, some people are left handed , some are right handed, some people wear glasses, some people dont, some people love chemistry, some dont, some love biology , some dont.... people can love/hate everything so it shouldn't be a question that why people love or hate on this/that ... i hope u understood my perspective... 👍
Apr 16, 2022 8:50 AM
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Animation was fine to me, and i feel that the slower pacing was necessary.
Apr 16, 2022 8:50 AM
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As a anime only, the only thing I thought was bad was the pacing. Everything was very rushed. I thought the animation was good so I do not know why people dislike it
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Apr 16, 2022 9:14 AM
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waaait... like was it too fast or too slow? too fast I kind of understand. But too slow? I think that blue period was 10/10. I really loved it and want second season. to me it also looked good. seems like I have to read it now. I hope no salty fan reviewed it too harsly because it wasnt as good
Apr 16, 2022 9:16 AM
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btw Could someone answer in depth to this question
Apr 16, 2022 10:42 AM
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some scenes were cut, I didn't like how they copy the panels of the manga in a bad way and don't add anything new... and my fav joke from the manga was cut :(
Apr 16, 2022 11:02 AM
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Who tf knows......

Apr 16, 2022 1:06 PM
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Honestly, I didn’t think it was bad at all. The animation obviously wasn’t crazy or anything like that, but it’s not like it’s unwatchable. For this type of anime the animation isn’t the thing I’m really here for, it’s the story. Animation definitely takes the backseat when I’m watching something that is more story heavy, rather than action or anything like that. I really enjoyed the anime for what it was. I think they did a pretty good job, considering how difficult this manga would be to convert into an anime, because of how wordy and explanatory it can get. I still would say the manga is better, but the anime isn’t bad at all in any means.
Apr 16, 2022 4:20 PM

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Average and sometimes bad animation
Sometimes TERRIBLE art style and charadesign
Little to no BGM and terribly used when there's one
Bad pacing
Photography was a disaster
It's just an average adaptation and just sticks to animate manga panels. No addition or personal touch from the anime team


This anime simply has no soul. It's bland.
Apr 16, 2022 4:48 PM

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I love both.
The thing I love about the anime is you get to see the works alive and in colour. It hits differently and it’s beautiful in its own way
Apr 16, 2022 6:18 PM
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personally, i didnt hate it. i wasnt a fan of the animation but i can overlook that yk.

my main issue with the anime is the rushed pacing. the chapters are very dense and have a lot stuffed into them, so seeing it get turned into a show that only touches on the major points of the story was disappointing.

for example, (from memory) the anime didnt show maki's "backstory" regarding her high-achieving sister.
also, i dont know if this is just me being picky, but multiple scenes in the anime felt empty(?)
Apr 17, 2022 10:58 PM
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manga was fast enough and netflix
Apr 20, 2022 8:50 PM

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Cause thats what manga fans do.
May 4, 2022 3:29 AM
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pacing is one thing but my main problem wasn't really with that (after dropping it in ep 3). the manga spends quite a lot of time on providing examples of art techniques different styles and builds upon itself to further Yatoras skill in the anime there is nothing of this present (comparing it to a sports anime like haikyuu it would be like showing us only the results of their practice in their formations and non of how it got there) on the side of characters a lot of lines and characterization gets cut which creates a completely different character. Blue periods manga is a master adaptation of Duality at work in every character it focuses on and connects it to the main message of the work that being to loosely rephrase it "what are you willing to endure for the sake of perusing your passion". i cam back to watch ep 10(the one where ayukawas trip with yatora happens) and there while a bit better it's still not perfect in the details. but the biggest example i can give is the skipped scenes in the early chapters. Yatoras duality of his logical mind being the dominant factor in his preception of the world clashes with art in it's most basic ideals but you can't change how your body operates that's why during ep 1 the fact that they discarded almost the entire conversation between yatora and the teacher where yatora keeps asking about the "real world" implications and how artists can actually make a living is boiled down to 2 lines "do what you like as a hoby" and "hard workers who do the things they love are unstopable" those don't clash with how yatora perceives the world at that point the start of why yatora even begins to consider questioning why go for TUA(art uni) is because of a line that is placed there to specifically drop a doubt in his head. when asked "if there's no guarentee you can make a living with it, what's the point of going to art school?" this is where the manga and anime differ. the anime goes straight into the advantages of going to art school but does concern itself with the main part of the question(that being the first part "if there's no guarentee"). the manga on the other hand adresses that point of contention by questioning why does yatora assume that he'll automatically make a good living from a "normal collage" and that everyone has a hard time getting employed showing that at least in the manga the teacher understood the core root of what was holding yatora back from pursuing it. this point of lack of attention to detail is shown even farther in ep 2 with his application for TUA to the school councilor as is mentioned in the anime parents (in yaguchis case his mom) have to sign off on their kids uni choice. the setup there is what is missing there both yaguchi and his mom are ppl that operate on logic and him convincing her that art school isn't a waste of money but supported by actual evidence as opposed to his dad (who is present in all of this argument too) who operates more on his hearts passion. how does yatora know what evidence to bring? because this is yet another scene that was cut yatora talking with the art club members about it how you can live a sustainable life with it. his mom is also one of these charcters whos duality is something the anime completly nuters just down to her being a logical overprotective mother when there's so much more. either way the evidence that yatora brings to his mom (even before the picture) is ones that would allow an overprotective logical person who wants what's best for their kids. in essence what blue periods anime did is get rid of all the setup that the characters build for their actions and just discards it. as a flow chart all the things follow in order but in anime there is no explanation for it. always ask the questions why? so going exactly for the events for chapters that ep 2 covers
yatora joins the art club because he is passionate about it. ok-> he needs to get approval from his mom to get into TUA ok(still setup)-> after the first lesson and critique yatoras mom finds out about him going to TUA(yatora still doesn't know that)-> why doesn't his mom ever check up on him for over 2 months summer break even though she's characterized as overprotective? anime:/ manga: yatoras dad ensures her that yatora was always responsible and always comes forward in due time.->yatoras mom is shown that he is serious about collage and has decided to support him but still has to be strict about why does that require uni instead of it being a hobby(again yatora doesn't know that yet)->mori senpais acceptance into her uni shows yatora what he wants to major in.->this is now where the anime and manga split and where a lot of the confusion timeline wise may happen. the manga goes directly into the cram school and the reason why yatora didn't talk to his mom for so long is because he needed to stay focused during cram school while the anime goes directly to the graduation day for mori senpai(or the day before). the fact that the cram school goes on after the matter with his mom was settled may imply to some ppl that yatora is a 3rd year in the cram school which takes place over winter while the graduation is in march.
May 4, 2022 6:16 AM
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LiAuN said:
pacing is one thing but my main problem wasn't really with that (after dropping it in ep 3). the manga spends quite a lot of time on providing examples of art techniques different styles and builds upon itself to further Yatoras skill in the anime there is nothing of this present (comparing it to a sports anime like haikyuu it would be like showing us only the results of their practice in their formations and non of how it got there) on the side of characters a lot of lines and characterization gets cut which creates a completely different character. Blue periods manga is a master adaptation of Duality at work in every character it focuses on and connects it to the main message of the work that being to loosely rephrase it "what are you willing to endure for the sake of perusing your passion". i cam back to watch ep 10(the one where ayukawas trip with yatora happens) and there while a bit better it's still not perfect in the details. but the biggest example i can give is the skipped scenes in the early chapters. Yatoras duality of his logical mind being the dominant factor in his preception of the world clashes with art in it's most basic ideals but you can't change how your body operates that's why during ep 1 the fact that they discarded almost the entire conversation between yatora and the teacher where yatora keeps asking about the "real world" implications and how artists can actually make a living is boiled down to 2 lines "do what you like as a hoby" and "hard workers who do the things they love are unstopable" those don't clash with how yatora perceives the world at that point the start of why yatora even begins to consider questioning why go for TUA(art uni) is because of a line that is placed there to specifically drop a doubt in his head. when asked "if there's no guarentee you can make a living with it, what's the point of going to art school?" this is where the manga and anime differ. the anime goes straight into the advantages of going to art school but does concern itself with the main part of the question(that being the first part "if there's no guarentee"). the manga on the other hand adresses that point of contention by questioning why does yatora assume that he'll automatically make a good living from a "normal collage" and that everyone has a hard time getting employed showing that at least in the manga the teacher understood the core root of what was holding yatora back from pursuing it. this point of lack of attention to detail is shown even farther in ep 2 with his application for TUA to the school councilor as is mentioned in the anime parents (in yaguchis case his mom) have to sign off on their kids uni choice. the setup there is what is missing there both yaguchi and his mom are ppl that operate on logic and him convincing her that art school isn't a waste of money but supported by actual evidence as opposed to his dad (who is present in all of this argument too) who operates more on his hearts passion. how does yatora know what evidence to bring? because this is yet another scene that was cut yatora talking with the art club members about it how you can live a sustainable life with it. his mom is also one of these charcters whos duality is something the anime completly nuters just down to her being a logical overprotective mother when there's so much more. either way the evidence that yatora brings to his mom (even before the picture) is ones that would allow an overprotective logical person who wants what's best for their kids. in essence what blue periods anime did is get rid of all the setup that the characters build for their actions and just discards it. as a flow chart all the things follow in order but in anime there is no explanation for it. always ask the questions why? so going exactly for the events for chapters that ep 2 covers
yatora joins the art club because he is passionate about it. ok-> he needs to get approval from his mom to get into TUA ok(still setup)-> after the first lesson and critique yatoras mom finds out about him going to TUA(yatora still doesn't know that)-> why doesn't his mom ever check up on him for over 2 months summer break even though she's characterized as overprotective? anime:/ manga: yatoras dad ensures her that yatora was always responsible and always comes forward in due time.->yatoras mom is shown that he is serious about collage and has decided to support him but still has to be strict about why does that require uni instead of it being a hobby(again yatora doesn't know that yet)->mori senpais acceptance into her uni shows yatora what he wants to major in.->this is now where the anime and manga split and where a lot of the confusion timeline wise may happen. the manga goes directly into the cram school and the reason why yatora didn't talk to his mom for so long is because he needed to stay focused during cram school while the anime goes directly to the graduation day for mori senpai(or the day before). the fact that the cram school goes on after the matter with his mom was settled may imply to some ppl that yatora is a 3rd year in the cram school which takes place over winter while the graduation is in march.
Thanks for the in-detail answer, I really appreciate it. That sounds a lot better and those missing conversations were what I felt was missing from the anime. I think I'll go ahead and pick up volume 1 of the manga today!
May 4, 2022 10:22 AM
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directedbyjj said:
Thanks for the in-detail answer, I really appreciate it. That sounds a lot better and those missing conversations were what I felt was missing from the anime. I think I'll go ahead and pick up volume 1 of the manga today!

no worries this is one manga where the details make it so much better and on first watch a lot of them don't come through but i feel like a lot of manga readers get really invested in their details and the timeline which is already a bit confusing in the manga but is a lot more problematic in the anime
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I didn't read the manga yet, but all I can tell that animation sometimes is hurtig my poor soul
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May 13, 2022 6:39 AM
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As a manga reader and as it being my favorite manga I love and hate this adaption. The main issue is that it speed runs the source material. I think it goes up to chapter 26 or 27 which is like vol 6 or around there I think and these are long chapters. With that said it does speed run it well. It could be a bit better but most of the time you can tell it is speed runing much unless your an manga reader. It is not bad at all and still give the character the development and stuff and has a top tier ost so there are benefits. Again the manga is slow paced and it makes sense for thw story but in anime it might seem a bit slow. The show is like an 8 for me well the manga is a 10.
Also side note I have seen alot of people love and praise the characters in the anime and they do deserve it 100% As well not as good as the manga if you never have experience with the series it would be hard to tell so I do think I can work it just that it still has issues.
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CdiQuinn said:
As a manga reader and as it being my favorite manga I love and hate this adaption. The main issue is that it speed runs the source material. I think it goes up to chapter 26 or 27 which is like vol 6 or around there I think and these are long chapters. With that said it does speed run it well. It could be a bit better but most of the time you can tell it is speed runing much unless your an manga reader. It is not bad at all and still give the character the development and stuff and has a top tier ost so there are benefits. Again the manga is slow paced and it makes sense for thw story but in anime it might seem a bit slow. The show is like an 8 for me well the manga is a 10.
Also side note I have seen alot of people love and praise the characters in the anime and they do deserve it 100% As well not as good as the manga if you never have experience with the series it would be hard to tell so I do think I can work it just that it still has issues.


The only reason I still rate it high is because for me at least I can still see the soul of the series and well as a manga reader well it did speed through I felt it was done to be more newcomer friendly so I can respect that and well I can't give it a seven as is still love the series and well it has it flaws I still think it is good enough and well I still think it is overhated in some points. Like a few others I know ow it's hard ti adapt the manga as well it is very wordy and has long chapters and I do think they did cut alot of small stuff or condenses some parts well. Others not so much but there still is the series in there and because of that I still like it
May 13, 2022 10:07 AM
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CdiQuinn said:
CdiQuinn said:
As a manga reader and as it being my favorite manga I love and hate this adaption. The main issue is that it speed runs the source material. I think it goes up to chapter 26 or 27 which is like vol 6 or around there I think and these are long chapters. With that said it does speed run it well. It could be a bit better but most of the time you can tell it is speed runing much unless your an manga reader. It is not bad at all and still give the character the development and stuff and has a top tier ost so there are benefits. Again the manga is slow paced and it makes sense for thw story but in anime it might seem a bit slow. The show is like an 8 for me well the manga is a 10.
Also side note I have seen alot of people love and praise the characters in the anime and they do deserve it 100% As well not as good as the manga if you never have experience with the series it would be hard to tell so I do think I can work it just that it still has issues.


The only reason I still rate it high is because for me at least I can still see the soul of the series and well as a manga reader well it did speed through I felt it was done to be more newcomer friendly so I can respect that and well I can't give it a seven as is still love the series and well it has it flaws I still think it is good enough and well I still think it is overhated in some points. Like a few others I know ow it's hard ti adapt the manga as well it is very wordy and has long chapters and I do think they did cut alot of small stuff or condenses some parts well. Others not so much but there still is the series in there and because of that I still like it
I think that after I read the manga I will literally have the exact same opinion as you.
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directedbyjj said:
CdiQuinn said:


The only reason I still rate it high is because for me at least I can still see the soul of the series and well as a manga reader well it did speed through I felt it was done to be more newcomer friendly so I can respect that and well I can't give it a seven as is still love the series and well it has it flaws I still think it is good enough and well I still think it is overhated in some points. Like a few others I know ow it's hard ti adapt the manga as well it is very wordy and has long chapters and I do think they did cut alot of small stuff or condenses some parts well. Others not so much but there still is the series in there and because of that I still like it
I think that after I read the manga I will literally have the exact same opinion as you.

Probably as I still respect the anime and understand what it was trying to do the manga just is more of the good of what we good and better
May 20, 2022 9:58 AM
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5gd34r said:
The pacing and the animation is terrible. They also cut some scene

I didn't dislike the pace. But I get that the animation was mediocre for an ART anime, but was just normal. Of course the manga is way better, but the anime itself isn't bad.


The visuals are fine, but the soul and charm of the manga's art style isn't adapted all that well imo
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Cause thats what manga fans do.
I couldnt agree more. Manger reader hipster: They cut some scene i dont like it.
Me: They can't fit everything in the anime
Hipster: but they cut important parts
Me: like what
Hipster: he needed to turn his head to the right and look up after that one scene
Me: not necessary
Hipster: it shows depth
Me: that is stupid
Hipster: Are you calling me stupid because of my disability?
Me: Im done talking to you.

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Guts-Valley said:
MENACINGSAMA said:
Cause thats what manga fans do.
I couldnt agree more. Manger reader hipster: They cut some scene i dont like it.
Me: They can't fit everything in the anime
Hipster: but they cut important parts
Me: like what
Hipster: he needed to turn his head to the right and look up after that one scene
Me: not necessary
Hipster: it shows depth
Me: that is stupid
Hipster: Are you calling me stupid because of my disability?
Me: Im done talking to you.

ahh yes let me just change the charcter at the baseline (which they did with yatora) destroy all the technical buildup that goes into the craft that is covered in the material and call it good. it would be like taking all the training scenes from haikyuu deleting them and only showing the character interactions and saying that that's a great way to show it
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LiAuN said:
Guts-Valley said:
I couldnt agree more. Manger reader hipster: They cut some scene i dont like it.
Me: They can't fit everything in the anime
Hipster: but they cut important parts
Me: like what
Hipster: he needed to turn his head to the right and look up after that one scene
Me: not necessary
Hipster: it shows depth
Me: that is stupid
Hipster: Are you calling me stupid because of my disability?
Me: Im done talking to you.

ahh yes let me just change the charcter at the baseline (which they did with yatora) destroy all the technical buildup that goes into the craft that is covered in the material and call it good. it would be like taking all the training scenes from haikyuu deleting them and only showing the character interactions and saying that that's a great way to show it
Bad example because I would be 100% ok with taking out all the training scenes from that trash anime haikyuu. Just take out that whole anime.
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It didn't capture the same feeling that I had with the manga.




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May 29, 2022 1:39 PM
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Guts-Valley said:
LiAuN said:
ahh yes let me just change the charcter at the baseline (which they did with yatora) destroy all the technical buildup that goes into the craft that is covered in the material and call it good. it would be like taking all the training scenes from haikyuu deleting them and only showing the character interactions and saying that that's a great way to show it
Bad example because I would be 100% ok with taking out all the training scenes from that trash anime haikyuu. Just take out that whole anime.

just cuz you hate the anime does not mean that it's not good those are 2 entrelly different things. point is that the resault without the buildup are a terrible way to do it. you can do it with a flashback with an in timline thing or anything but the buildup needs to be there to show the characters progression
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LiAuN said:
Guts-Valley said:
Bad example because I would be 100% ok with taking out all the training scenes from that trash anime haikyuu. Just take out that whole anime.

just cuz you hate the anime does not mean that it's not good those are 2 entrelly different things. point is that the resault without the buildup are a terrible way to do it. you can do it with a flashback with an in timline thing or anything but the buildup needs to be there to show the characters progression
training is not a buildup it is actually a lazy way to reused footage and slow down pace of the story when they can use that time to build chemistry with the characters. The whole 25 episode of a sport anime would be about 3 to 4 games LOL. You also never notice they don't add romance in sport anime, that because it would be hard to add story line and character traits instead their traits is they jump very high or hits the ball very hard that is all of that character's personalty is and stupid fan call that good writing. And yes teenage boys in sport teams would have girl friends before you say no.
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LiAuN said:

just cuz you hate the anime does not mean that it's not good those are 2 entrelly different things. point is that the resault without the buildup are a terrible way to do it. you can do it with a flashback with an in timline thing or anything but the buildup needs to be there to show the characters progression
training is not a buildup it is actually a lazy way to reused footage and slow down pace of the story when they can use that time to build chemistry with the characters. The whole 25 episode of a sport anime would be about 3 to 4 games LOL. You also never notice they don't add romance in sport anime, that because it would be hard to add story line and character traits instead their traits is they jump very high or hits the ball very hard that is all of that character's personalty is and stupid fan call that good writing. And yes teenage boys in sport teams would have girl friends before you say no.

you clearly haven't seen haikyuu cuz if you genuinly think that that's all their personality boils down to then you're just in denial. i could write you a 20 min video essey for each character (ohh wait someone already did that Aleczandxr being the one)
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LiAuN said:
Guts-Valley said:
training is not a buildup it is actually a lazy way to reused footage and slow down pace of the story when they can use that time to build chemistry with the characters. The whole 25 episode of a sport anime would be about 3 to 4 games LOL. You also never notice they don't add romance in sport anime, that because it would be hard to add story line and character traits instead their traits is they jump very high or hits the ball very hard that is all of that character's personalty is and stupid fan call that good writing. And yes teenage boys in sport teams would have girl friends before you say no.

you clearly haven't seen haikyuu cuz if you genuinly think that that's all their personality boils down to then you're just in denial. i could write you a 20 min video essey for each character (ohh wait someone already did that Aleczandxr being the one)
LOL subject is manga reader not liking anime fan boy and they fact you need to do a video essey kinda proves my point about haikyuu it cant stand on it own.
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LiAuN said:

you clearly haven't seen haikyuu cuz if you genuinly think that that's all their personality boils down to then you're just in denial. i could write you a 20 min video essey for each character (ohh wait someone already did that Aleczandxr being the one)
LOL subject is manga reader not liking anime fan boy and they fact you need to do a video essey kinda proves my point about haikyuu it cant stand on it own.

a) i am a manga reader currently have all the 5 volumes of the manga that are locally avalible to me
b) a video essey breaks down exactly what happens and motivates the characters which somehow seem to go over peoples heads because they think a sports story can't have character development and still be a sports story. it does not mean that the characterisation isn't there just that ppl ignore it
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LiAuN said:
Guts-Valley said:
LOL subject is manga reader not liking anime fan boy and they fact you need to do a video essey kinda proves my point about haikyuu it cant stand on it own.

a) i am a manga reader currently have all the 5 volumes of the manga that are locally avalible to me
b) a video essey breaks down exactly what happens and motivates the characters which somehow seem to go over peoples heads because they think a sports story can't have character development and still be a sports story. it does not mean that the characterisation isn't there just that ppl ignore it
what happens and motivates the characters in volleyball? You kinda prove my point there is more to people than just sports your essey(essay) will just be that LOL just character staring at the volleyball in air and characters having flash backs of what happen in the last episodes reusing old footage and up close screen shots of character's face very cheap. Have You played volleyball in real life it is very fast you don't have time to have a long personal monologue LOL. Sorry if some anime directors would rather just skip those and get straight to the point and dont care that manga reading wanted useless panels to be animated.
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Guts-Valley said:
LiAuN said:

a) i am a manga reader currently have all the 5 volumes of the manga that are locally avalible to me
b) a video essey breaks down exactly what happens and motivates the characters which somehow seem to go over peoples heads because they think a sports story can't have character development and still be a sports story. it does not mean that the characterisation isn't there just that ppl ignore it
what happens and motivates the characters in volleyball? You kinda prove my point there is more to people than just sports your essey(essay) will just be that LOL just character staring at the volleyball in air and characters having flash backs of what happen in the last episodes reusing old footage and up close screen shots of character's face very cheap. Have You played volleyball in real life it is very fast you don't have time to have a long personal monologue LOL. Sorry if some anime directors would rather just skip those and get straight to the point and dont care that manga reading wanted useless panels to be animated.

a) i have played volleyball
b) you clearly don't understand how time dialation works those "long ass monologes don't happen in real time that's why even the volleyball itself slows down
c)you have plenty of different motiavtions for plenty of different characters but it's not the question why do you play volleyball but why do you play the way that you play just like in Blue period is the question why do you make art in that specific way and what motivates you to do that specific field.

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It’s time to ditch the text file.
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