| If the manga is good, why are everyone saying anime that is being made from that manga is bad? Yes, fillers are absolutely horrible, but when it follows main story line there's no reason not to watch it. Probably the best solution would be to wait until it's over, then get a list which episodes are fillers from somewhere and skip them all. And it'll be most enjoyable. |
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| This is the problem with popular shonen Anime, too long so they had to make shit up. |
| "Justice Never Dies!" - Kenji Endou, 20th century Boys |
GodlyKyon said: What?This is the problem with popular shonen Anime, too long so they had to make shit up. |
     Short of the day: Monotonous Purgatory(MAL) ✰Public Domain Club | One Piece Club✰ |
Noitrus said: If the manga is good, why are everyone saying anime that is being made from that manga is bad? Yes, fillers are absolutely horrible, but when it follows main story line there's no reason not to watch it. Probably the best solution would be to wait until it's over, then get a list which episodes are fillers from somewhere and skip them all. And it'll be most enjoyable. Exactly, I would say the anime is a pretty faithful adaptation of the manga, with only Pein vs Naruto fight did they mess up(weird choice of animation), everything else is same as manga or slightly extended fight scenes. And if you don't like fillers then don't watch them simple. |
iron-arny said: first bleach, then naruto...don´t tell me one piece is next ... One Piece is still going strong, ESPECIALLY in Japan. It's becoming a bit more muddled, admittedly, due to the large amount of characters being used in the arcs, but other than that it's still the same quality it was. Beside, the post-timeskip is likely to go on longer than the pre-timeskip, which was loooooooong. |
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Noitrus said: If the manga is good, why are everyone saying anime that is being made from that manga is bad? Yes, fillers are absolutely horrible, but when it follows main story line there's no reason not to watch it. Probably the best solution would be to wait until it's over, then get a list which episodes are fillers from somewhere and skip them all. And it'll be most enjoyable. Animation quality gets downright low sometimes and there is the filler hell. Here's an example; in October, they started a filler arc, called the "Chikara Force" filler arc, which lasted an entirety of 3 months (finished mid-January). Reason : they didn't want the 6th coffin to be revealed. We got 8 episodes (yes, episodes, not months) of canon before they returned to another 3 months of filler. Why? They didn't want to reveal the 6th coffin. Note: they already revealed it in the new opening which aired with just before the first filler. I skipped the fillers, but not everyone can have the patience to do that. |
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| after pain's arc, Naruto manga was getting bored so I lost interest on it, even I know people who loved Naruto and now they got bored too, it's time to finish it, waiting for the day I'll celebrate and make a party. |
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| Well, well, here we go again. I recalled Kishimoto said something along the lines of "The manga is approaching the climax" somewhere around 2010, and now he threw the same thing again, with little to no guarantee whether he's really consistent or not. That being said, i find it nearly impossible for him to end this cash cow considering it's still pretty strong in Japan with massive tankoubon sales. But really, the thing that hurts some eternal-running manga (OP, Naruto, Bleach, etc) is the fact that almost none of new manga is capable of taking their place. Nearly every new published manga in JUMP over these last 7 years or so were mostly mediocre, which usually ended up either being axed prematurely due to low receptions or still continuing with lukewarm reception but fail at capturing wider base of audience |
Amiluhur said: Well, well, here we go again. I recalled Kishimoto said something along the lines of "The manga is approaching the climax" somewhere around 2010, and now he threw the same thing again, with little to no guarantee whether he's really consistent or not. That being said, i find it nearly impossible for him to end this cash cow considering it's still pretty strong in Japan with massive tankoubon sales. But really, the thing that hurts some eternal-running manga (OP, Naruto, Bleach, etc) is the fact that almost none of new manga is capable of taking their place. Nearly every new published manga in JUMP over these last 7 years or so were mostly mediocre, which usually ended up either being axed prematurely due to low receptions or still continuing with lukewarm reception but fail at capturing wider base of audience It's hard to claim a top spot when the concurrence is of such a calibre. WSJ is very fortunate to have these giant flagships, which reminds me a bit of the age when Toriyama, Togashi and Inoue were publishing at the same time. Series like Nura, Toriko and a few others were reasonable popular and successful and newcomers like Souma or AssClass seem promising as well. The only real big mistake WSJ made was letting SnK go to Kodansha, but we don't know that would've run with a WSJ editor behind its back. However, WSJ should try and give series a bit more time to develop. Cross Manage, Oumagadoki Doubutsuen and other titles could've easily transferred into other magazines and be continued there. Same goes for Nura (which was in his final arc anyway) or Mx0. Their current approach is making it hard to discover new breakthrough titles because new authors never actually get the chance to try out something big. |
| Steel Ball Run anime when? |
RoseOfTheDawn said: iron-arny said: first bleach, then naruto...don´t tell me one piece is next ... One Piece is still going strong, ESPECIALLY in Japan. It's becoming a bit more muddled, admittedly, due to the large amount of characters being used in the arcs, but other than that it's still the same quality it was. Beside, the post-timeskip is likely to go on longer than the pre-timeskip, which was loooooooong. One Piece the Manga shouldn't be finished until around 2020-2023. We've got a great ways folks. |
CordellXXX said: Sooner it end the better. |
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| In the end, don't forget than in Japan, the mangakas are considered more as employees (of the publishing company) than artists and it's not really up to them to decide when to end their work. (although of course, they can't really be forced to continue.) |
Amiluhur said: In the end, don't forget than in Japan, the mangakas are considered more as employees (of the publishing company) than artists and it's not really up to them to decide when to end their work. (although of course, they can't really be forced to continue.) When it comes to such big hits like Naruto, I'm pretty sure that the author are given quite a bit of authority over their manga. Look at Bleach; it didn't get cancelled despite ranking in the bottom 5 continuously before it started climbing the rankings again. |
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GuiltyKing said: This is why I questioned the need to start a news thread on it in the first place. If you read the original announcement closely, the wording sounds more like marketing -- about how the manga is approaching some "climax" and thus it will get "more exiting". I don't really think this counts as much news to be honest. As a general intro of Naruto and its appeal, the Asahi article is fine enough, but that is not really "news" per se. And because it was never much of a news, it is little surprise that after over a year nothing has really happened - the manga is still going on just as usual. It's fun how this news is over a year old and there's still no end in sight lol. |
symbvAug 28, 2013 10:14 AM
| 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. |
GuiltyKing said: "They can't be forced to continue." You should ask Toriyama and Togashi about that. I said " can't really" not simply "can't", mind you |
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