 Netflix Japan announced on Thursday that a second season for Hanma Baki: Son of Ogre (Baki Hanma) is in production. The new season will stream worldwide exclusively on Netflix. TMS Entertainment adapted Baki: New Grappler Baki into a 26-episode anime series that streamed on Netflix from June to December in 2018. The Baki: Dai Raitaisai-hen (Baki: The Great Raitai Tournament) sequel debuted on the same platform in June 2020. Hanma Baki: Son of Ogre, the latest installment, streamed on Netflix in 12 episodes last September. Official site: https://baki-anime.jp/ Official Twitter: @baki_anime Source: Moca News Hanma Baki: Son of Ogre 2nd Season on MAL |
VindstotMar 24, 2022 9:47 PM
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| First kengan announcement and now baki...lol. But I cant seem to get through baki s1 because characters don't resonate with me. Even though I really like the fights which I saw in youtube |
AdampkMar 24, 2022 3:30 AM
  Click for a anime mashup! Still not gone bandwagon u, keep crying. Here u are welcome to CRINGE at my EXISTENCE |
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| I'm so happy. Kengan Ashura and Baki are both getting new season !!! |
| How is the new Baki anime different from the old one? I'm in the middle of the first season now and I'm a bit confused. |
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| Very funny how as soon as Kengan Ashura got renewed, this one did too lol, I said in the KA too how I need to start this series as well |
RobertBobert said: How is the new Baki anime different from the old one? I'm in the middle of the first season now and I'm a bit confused. You mean the old 2000's adaptation? It adapts the 1st manga series. Netflix skipped 1st manga series since that adaptation is still fairy faithful, and continued with 2nd manga series. About the news, glad to see it continue. Baki deserves it. |
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Ramkec said: RobertBobert said: How is the new Baki anime different from the old one? I'm in the middle of the first season now and I'm a bit confused. You mean the old 2000's adaptation? It adapts the 1st manga series. Netflix skipped 1st manga series since that adaptation is still fairy faithful, and continued with 2nd manga series. About the news, glad to see it continue. Baki deserves it. So, should I watch all the old anime before starting this anyway? |
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RobertBobert said: Ramkec said: You mean the old 2000's adaptation? It adapts the 1st manga series. Netflix skipped 1st manga series since that adaptation is still fairy faithful, and continued with 2nd manga series. About the news, glad to see it continue. Baki deserves it. So, should I watch all the old anime before starting this anyway? The first Baki anime from netflix is actually sequel to the one from 2001 So yes if you want to see everything from start then you should watch the old 2001 anime https://myanimelist.net/anime/287/Grappler_Baki_TV https://myanimelist.net/anime/551/Grappler_Baki__Saidai_Tournament-hen |
thepath said: The first Baki anime from netflix is actually sequel to the one from 2001 So yes if you want to see everything from start then you should watch the old 2001 anime https://myanimelist.net/anime/287/Grappler_Baki_TV https://myanimelist.net/anime/551/Grappler_Baki__Saidai_Tournament-hen And it doesn't make any significant changes to the animation style or storytelling? |
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RobertBobert said: thepath said: The first Baki anime from netflix is actually sequel to the one from 2001 So yes if you want to see everything from start then you should watch the old 2001 anime https://myanimelist.net/anime/287/Grappler_Baki_TV https://myanimelist.net/anime/551/Grappler_Baki__Saidai_Tournament-hen And it doesn't make any significant changes to the animation style or storytelling? No, except for the bad animation from time to time, since its Netflix and all, and they use CGI. In the end I'd recommend you to read the manga, starting from 1st series all the way to 5th. However if you have the time and want to put in into the anime, then yeah go ahead and watch all the way from first old 2000 adaptation. |
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Ramkec said: RobertBobert said: And it doesn't make any significant changes to the animation style or storytelling? No, except for the bad animation from time to time, since its Netflix and all, and they use CGI. In the end I'd recommend you to read the manga, starting from 1st series all the way to 5th. However if you have the time and want to put in into the anime, then yeah go ahead and watch all the way from first old 2000 adaptation. Baki has been a huge influence on a number of my favorite series, plus I've heard that it's one of the most iconic action shonen manga so I'd like to get a full look at it. Do you speak CGI? Did they make it completely 3D? |
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RobertBobert said: Ramkec said: No, except for the bad animation from time to time, since its Netflix and all, and they use CGI. In the end I'd recommend you to read the manga, starting from 1st series all the way to 5th. However if you have the time and want to put in into the anime, then yeah go ahead and watch all the way from first old 2000 adaptation. Baki has been a huge influence on a number of my favorite series, plus I've heard that it's one of the most iconic action shonen manga so I'd like to get a full look at it. Do you speak CGI? Did they make it completely 3D? They experimented in S2 with CGI, From S3 they lowered the use of it a lot, so its not that bad after all. If you want the full experience, the manga is the way to go as always. The original source. The author's art is really unique and brings on a lot of the crazy-ness of the Baki world to full light and glory. The animation just can't replicate it. |
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Ramkec said: RobertBobert said: Baki has been a huge influence on a number of my favorite series, plus I've heard that it's one of the most iconic action shonen manga so I'd like to get a full look at it. Do you speak CGI? Did they make it completely 3D? They experimented in S2 with CGI, From S3 they lowered the use of it a lot, so its not that bad after all. If you want the full experience, the manga is the way to go as always. The original source. The author's art is really unique and brings on a lot of the crazy-ness of the Baki world to full light and glory. The animation just can't replicate it. Well actually the full CGI solution was the reason I still haven't watched Kengan even though I deeply love and respect the author. The manga is still too old for me, although I read a lot of not so modern authors who were inspired by it. |
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| Previous seasons were good, looking forward to this one. Waiting for another Ippo season too. |
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