Second Season of 'Kingdom' Announced
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Jul 9, 2013 12:41 PM by Fastidious
Kingdom turned out to be really good to the point where I was able to overlook the horrible CG. My question is how far did they get in the manga? Is there actually enough material to adapt or maybe they're gonna take matters in to their own hands? Either way I'm all for it, great series and I wanna see them actually take China damnit! Quit cutting anime short before the story finishes!
First season cover's the first 16 volumes and there are currently 30 volumes out in japan with the current most awesome arc being quite advanced. So I guess the anime will go until the end of this arc.
Apr 14, 2013 6:30 PM by Ptolemaios
Apr 1, 2013 11:04 PM by hot
this is terrific, i was just cried from watching the last episode, i thought there's no way such awesome stuff won't get the second season!
hellz yes
Apr 1, 2013 9:12 PM by SadisticDoc
Apr 1, 2013 4:16 PM by LayedBack
Records of the Three Kingdoms is the official history compiled by court historian.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms is a historical novel written many hundreds of years ago in China.
Souten Kourou is a modern manga that is based on the two above, with its own take of dramatization and changes, and was written by a Korean living in Japan.
Mar 2, 2013 5:32 AM by symbv
This makes me wonder how the first season will end now. I like it so far, but I wonder about the historical accuracy. I need to read up on this era to see if the anime is close to the real history or not. Three Kingdoms anime/manga surely do not at all.
Even the original novel is not historically accurate. Too much bias toward Liu Bei
I thought Souten Kourou was mostly accurate?
And I believe too little is known about this era to say anything about its accuracy. Or is it?
I was not talking about Romance of the Three Kingdoms which is not the original novel. That is a dramatized version with an extreme bias towards Liu Bei and what he accomplishes with Zhuge Liang. I was talking about the original book Records of the Three Kingdoms which is still biased, but still more historically accurate. Souten Kourou has many inaccuracies and made up events that never happened at all.
Mar 2, 2013 5:24 AM by xuezhi
I tried watching this but too much disgusting CGI
I came so close to dropping it because of the CGI and obnoxious main character, but I'm so damn glad I didn't. Despite the cgi, this is becoming a favorite of mine. Shin does get some good development, and becomes a quiet likable character if you bare with him.
I'm just as excited for the new season as I am Monogatari 2nd season. The depiction of war and of the bonds of comradeship make this something special. Can't wait for June.
Feb 27, 2013 2:06 PM by AlexTheRiot
Kingdom is not too historical. It is not enough to compare political historical fact. Even Zhang is supose to be nastier. He exaggerates even the skill of war certain character in Kingdom. It should be recalled that about 20 years later, the Qin dynasty will be destroyed and will have the war between Chu and Han to see who will become emperor.
No, the works of the three kingdoms are quite different even if they are good. Most strategy of Zhuge Liang in the novel are invented and they do not really real. They even change the nature of some character.
I heard Souten Kouro wasn't an adaptation of the novel.
And
about 20 years later, the Qin dynasty will be destroyed
Most Souten Kouro fact are just in the book ROTK. There are some things that are unique to Souten Kouro, but most are false. The only thing is that it is more focused on Cao Cao. In the book, the thing s are mentioned, but since it is more focused on Liu Bei, it goes unperceived.
Finally after 20 year probably the end of the manga. Do not be disappointed, the author will have no choice but to changing the mindset of Zhang. We must see that Liu Bang will make the longest dynasty in China. He is even more impressive because it was a peasant who becomes an emperor
Feb 27, 2013 6:43 AM by KiraYoshikage
Feb 27, 2013 4:53 AM by auzile
Kingdom is not too historical. It is not enough to compare political historical fact. Even Zhang is supose to be nastier. He exaggerates even the skill of war certain character in Kingdom. It should be recalled that about 20 years later, the Qin dynasty will be destroyed and will have the war between Chu and Han to see who will become emperor.
No, the works of the three kingdoms are quite different even if they are good. Most strategy of Zhuge Liang in the novel are invented and they do not really real. They even change the nature of some character.
I heard Souten Kouro wasn't an adaptation of the novel.
And
about 20 years later, the Qin dynasty will be destroyed
Well damn. That puts a bummer on things.
Feb 27, 2013 4:02 AM by Kiraly
This makes me wonder how the first season will end now. I like it so far, but I wonder about the historical accuracy. I need to read up on this era to see if the anime is close to the real history or not. Three Kingdoms anime/manga surely do not at all.
Even the original novel is not historically accurate. Too much bias toward Liu Bei
I thought Souten Kourou was mostly accurate?
And I believe too little is known about this era to say anything about its accuracy. Or is it?
Kingdom is not too historical. It is not enough to compare political historical fact. Even Zhang is supose to be nastier. He exaggerates even the skill of war certain character in Kingdom. It should be recalled that about 20 years later, the Qin dynasty will be destroyed and will have the war between Chu and Han to see who will become emperor.
No, the works of the three kingdoms are quite different even if they are good. Most strategy of Zhuge Liang in the novel are invented and they do not really real. They even change the nature of some character.
Feb 27, 2013 3:58 AM by KiraYoshikage
This makes me wonder how the first season will end now. I like it so far, but I wonder about the historical accuracy. I need to read up on this era to see if the anime is close to the real history or not. Three Kingdoms anime/manga surely do not at all.
Even the original novel is not historically accurate. Too much bias toward Liu Bei
I thought Souten Kourou was mostly accurate?
And I believe too little is known about this era to say anything about its accuracy. Or is it?
Feb 26, 2013 4:07 PM by Kiraly
Feb 26, 2013 8:31 AM by RX-782
Feb 26, 2013 4:37 AM by Piraveen1998
Feb 13, 2013 7:29 PM by Rawrdaysgoby
Feb 6, 2013 2:43 AM by ownosourus
This makes me wonder how the first season will end now. I like it so far, but I wonder about the historical accuracy. I need to read up on this era to see if the anime is close to the real history or not. Three Kingdoms anime/manga surely do not at all.
Even the original novel is not historically accurate. Too much bias toward Liu Bei
Feb 5, 2013 2:51 PM by ThangLong
Feb 5, 2013 2:49 PM by ThangLong
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HELL YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, if they dump the cgi in the 2nd season, it'll be the bomb.
I don't see how those huge battles can be done properly without cgi.
Sep 20, 2013 6:36 PM by n10sity