TV Anime of Manga Hyougemono Announced
According to Weekly Morning magazine, Yamada Yoshihiro's historical manga Hyougemono was announced to get a TV anime adaptation. It will be aired on NHK from next April.Source: Scan of Morning
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Trailer is Up So far appears this will air as scheduled.
Mar 17, 2011 12:33 PM by ShadowBlazer3000
Ishikatsu said:
Its not moe, ecchi and its historical = will watch it.
Its not moe, ecchi and its historical = will watch it.
Yep, can't wait (:
Feb 20, 2011 7:59 AM by Lucumo
may be interesting
Dec 11, 2010 9:53 AM by Namu12
will watch this 1 because it looks better then most
Dec 5, 2010 2:44 AM by Corpse69
wtf is this?
apparently no moe or fanservice and it doesn't even involve a high school LOL! FAIL!!1!
apparently no moe or fanservice and it doesn't even involve a high school LOL! FAIL!!1!
Dec 5, 2010 12:50 AM by dinho
TreF said:
Derp.
Yeah, God forbid someone actually makes something not for profit, but for creative and artistic purposes.
viral_hun said:
I wonder why they're still trying to make anime out of these series. It was proved so many times that a series will not sell if it don't have mecha, ecchi or moe.
It's not that I mind it, I like seinen shows, and this one looks interesting as well. I just think it's strange that they're still trying.
I wonder why they're still trying to make anime out of these series. It was proved so many times that a series will not sell if it don't have mecha, ecchi or moe.
It's not that I mind it, I like seinen shows, and this one looks interesting as well. I just think it's strange that they're still trying.
Derp.
Yeah, God forbid someone actually makes something not for profit, but for creative and artistic purposes.
Ok, so apparently Mushishi, Natsume Yuujincho, Mononoke and DMC don't have any ecchi, moe or mecha (though it looks like you overlooked the fact that I mentioned mecha as well). But you propably know what they say: expection proves the rule.
Dec 4, 2010 3:58 PM by viral_hun
so what the hell was this about again?
Dec 4, 2010 2:13 PM by canephalanx
FOE-tan said:
Derp.
Yeah, God forbid someone actually makes something not for profit, but for creative and artistic purposes.
It's also worth pointing out that the left pic has more seinen in it anime than the right one. Eureka Seven, Gundam and Gurren Lagann are shounen and Natsume Yuujinchou is a shoujo, leaving 4 seinen anime in the right pic (DMC, Mushishi, Mononoke and Stand Alone Complex).Derp.
Yeah, God forbid someone actually makes something not for profit, but for creative and artistic purposes.
The other pic has Hanamaru Youchien, Momoiro Sisters, Kanamemo, Chu-Bra!! and the Sacred Blacksmith, 6 anime which are all "seinen" (read as targeted at hardcore otaku)
The remaining 4 are Natsu no Arashi (a shounen that actually got pretty good critical reception, even by SHAFT skeptics) Akazukin Chacha (a shoujo from the pre-DVD era of the 90's), Mahou Tsukai Tai (god knows what demographic that's aimed that, but it started just as DVD players were started to be produced) and some generic harem that I can't identify that has a 50/50 chance of being seinen (with the other 50 for it being shounen)
Tl;DR
that chart shows that cartoons aimed at children sell better than cartoons aimed at adults, unless they were hyped by a popular prequel (Mononoke had the Bakeneko arc of Ayakashi, Stand Alone Complex had the GitS movie) or have a (persumably) popular manga to adapt from (DMC, Mushishi, possibly Hyougemono), which is what we knew all along.
Now get me the DVD figures for original, non-otaku, adult-orientated anime like Serial Experiments Lain, Haibane Renmei, Paranoia Agent, Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 etc, and then we will talk.
The generic ecchi, harem anime is Hatsukoi Limited(same creator as Ichigo 100% if you didn't know).A shounen, in fact, the manga was published in Jump, although canceled abruptly. Just putting it out there
This series seems too uninteresting at least for me. I just can't seem to enjoy a historical fiction >.>
Dec 4, 2010 12:09 PM by herox3
ah i don't know yet
Dec 4, 2010 8:48 AM by Mr_Gutts
seishi-sama said:
No. Sounds over 9000 times better than this crap.
And much better than most of the stuff announced lately.
McRib said:
Sounds like House of 5 Leaves all over again
Sounds like House of 5 Leaves all over again
No. Sounds over 9000 times better than this crap.
And much better than most of the stuff announced lately.
Oh god I lol'd.
I love it when MAL thinks its the most critical and intelligent site on the internet.
This manga sounds better suited for a drama than an anime though.
Dec 4, 2010 8:23 AM by Detective
TreF said:
Cool wall of text, but we aren't taking into account target demographic, but simply if a show contains ecchi and/or moe elements. Shows on the right do not, and they did sell well.
So you have never seen Motoko naked in GitS? GitS has fanservice, but it makes up for it by including cyberpunk elements and a plot that is generally considered high-quality.Cool wall of text, but we aren't taking into account target demographic, but simply if a show contains ecchi and/or moe elements. Shows on the right do not, and they did sell well.
3 of those show have giant robots, which are also a fanservice of sorts, albeit it different one to the traditional ecchi fanservice, but they are fanservice nevertheless.
Also, let's forget that Yoko Littner ever existed because she provides too much ecchi fanservice to be in an anime on the right-hand column.
Your point is valid for the remaining anime, especially Mushishi, so I won't argue with you about those.
Dec 4, 2010 7:56 AM by Rosa_FOEtida
TreF said:
Cool wall of text, but we aren't taking into account target demographic, but simply if a show contains ecchi and/or moe elements. Shows on the right do not, and they did sell well.
Cool wall of text, but we aren't taking into account target demographic, but simply if a show contains ecchi and/or moe elements. Shows on the right do not, and they did sell well.
TTGL has way more ecchi elements than Natsu no Arashi.
Dec 4, 2010 7:07 AM by seishi-sama
I'll watch it just to understand what the synopsis were about.
Dec 4, 2010 6:51 AM by lubryka
TreF said:
Derp.
Yeah, God forbid someone actually makes something not for profit, but for creative and artistic purposes.
It's also worth pointing out that the left pic has more seinen in it anime than the right one. Eureka Seven, Gundam and Gurren Lagann are shounen and Natsume Yuujinchou is a shoujo, leaving 4 seinen anime in the right pic (DMC, Mushishi, Mononoke and Stand Alone Complex).viral_hun said:
I wonder why they're still trying to make anime out of these series. It was proved so many times that a series will not sell if it don't have mecha, ecchi or moe.
It's not that I mind it, I like seinen shows, and this one looks interesting as well. I just think it's strange that they're still trying.
I wonder why they're still trying to make anime out of these series. It was proved so many times that a series will not sell if it don't have mecha, ecchi or moe.
It's not that I mind it, I like seinen shows, and this one looks interesting as well. I just think it's strange that they're still trying.
Derp.
Yeah, God forbid someone actually makes something not for profit, but for creative and artistic purposes.
The other pic has Hanamaru Youchien, Momoiro Sisters, Kanamemo, Chu-Bra!! and the Sacred Blacksmith, 6 anime which are all "seinen" (read as targeted at hardcore otaku)
The remaining 4 are Natsu no Arashi (a shounen that actually got pretty good critical reception, even by SHAFT skeptics) Akazukin Chacha (a shoujo from the pre-DVD era of the 90's), Mahou Tsukai Tai (god knows what demographic that's aimed that, but it started just as DVD players were started to be produced) and some generic harem that I can't identify that has a 50/50 chance of being seinen (with the other 50 for it being shounen)
Tl;DR
that chart shows that cartoons aimed at children sell better than cartoons aimed at adults, unless they were hyped by a popular prequel (Mononoke had the Bakeneko arc of Ayakashi, Stand Alone Complex had the GitS movie) or have a (persumably) popular manga to adapt from (DMC, Mushishi, possibly Hyougemono), which is what we knew all along.
Now get me the DVD figures for original, non-otaku, adult-orientated anime like Serial Experiments Lain, Haibane Renmei, Paranoia Agent, Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 etc, and then we will talk.
Dec 4, 2010 6:18 AM by Rosa_FOEtida
I wonder if this tea anime will be the highlight of the spring 2011 season? Well, I guess that depends on how Appleseed XIII and Moshidora turn out, but I will be following this for sure.
Dec 4, 2010 3:48 AM by Rosa_FOEtida
Well the synopsis is rather confusing but since its historical, samurai and seineni might watch...
Dec 4, 2010 3:10 AM by Aozure
I wonder why they're still trying to make anime out of these series. It was proved so many times that a series will not sell if it don't have mecha, ecchi or moe.
It's not that I mind it, I like seinen shows, and this one looks interesting as well. I just think it's strange that they're still trying.
It's not that I mind it, I like seinen shows, and this one looks interesting as well. I just think it's strange that they're still trying.
Dec 4, 2010 2:57 AM by viral_hun
Eternal_Shield said:
okay i lol'd when i saw the picture of the manga
he is like "i am gonna rape some body today! " xD
okay i lol'd when i saw the picture of the manga
he is like "i am gonna rape some body today! " xD
Legendary picture of the month indeed.
And sengoku-era references ? i need more info before deciding whenever i want this or not
Dec 4, 2010 2:57 AM by villains
So from what i've read this is about a guy who is interested in tea ceremonies?
Hmm maybe I will check it up.
Hmm maybe I will check it up.
Dec 4, 2010 2:53 AM by Frosti
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