'Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! 3' OVA in Production

Extremely low expectations this time so I can enjoy the OVA and future seasons. Learned my lesson.

Makes sense. They always do OVA's after every season.

@Softhenic03 I miss this tradition. It feels like in the last 5-10 years only Oregairu and Konosuba have followed this. However, now OVAs generally come out much less often than before.

Extremely low expectations this time so I can enjoy the OVA and future seasons. Learned my lesson.

@Yubisoft For sure. I think this is the best route to take for any anime or manga personally.

@Yuno Harsh but it's the truth .. at least most of the times for me. When I read manga most of the time I give it a 10 chapters limit to make me interested while having zero expectations (if I don't know the mangaka who wrote it ) and in animation there are some cases where I blindly trust studios like Passione and Bibury Animation Studios because they have proved more than enough times that they did their best and that if the adaptation is crap 99% due to the source material

@RobertBobert OVAs were exclusively bundled with bd/dvd to give people another reason to purchase those. These days with streaming/broadcast generating more money, think they stopped doing that or something. Though there's still animes that have specials/ova bundled with the bd/dvd sets.

@MegamiRem Do you think that the general trend towards abandoning physical media has already reached anime, and so strongly?

@animegamer245 Yeah. For example, Tomozaki's OVAs were released as volume bonuses.

@RobertBobert No japan is still very much obsessed with physical media and limited/exclusive contents.

@MegamiRem Like in the old days, when singles from j-rock bands came out in 3-4 versions?

@RobertBobert Not sure but they do have multiple editions for popular mangas even these days. Many animes get early limited/exclusive screening too. As for games, the ones I play atleast didn't have any limited time pre order bonus or such.