'Grisaia' Gets More TV Adaptations to Conclude Trilogy
Grisaia no Meikyuu will be the sequel that will adapt the game's heroines, while Grisaia no Rakuen will conclude the trilogy of the series.
Source: Otakomu
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Grisaia no Meikyuu & Grisaia no Rakuen on MAL
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Jan 2, 2015 7:50 AM by sanlei
yeah seriously what's taking so long -.-
Jan 2, 2015 7:46 AM by HaXXspetten
MAL hurry up and set up the two pages for the sequels! I wanna add them to my Plan to watch list :P
Jan 2, 2015 7:42 AM by LoneWizzy
MAL hurry up and set up the two pages for the sequels! I wanna add them to my Plan to watch list :P
Jan 2, 2015 7:37 AM by HaXXspetten
Jan 2, 2015 7:27 AM by L-Ryoshi
Jan 2, 2015 2:55 AM by Milky_way1886
Jan 2, 2015 2:06 AM by HaXXspetten
So much hate for the adaption o.o
I want to point out that I read the VN and think the producers did a very good job with Kajitsu. It was very clear from the beginning that they can't adapt everything so if you don't like it, don't watch it. Problem solved.
People who didn't read the VN won't care about what was left out and it doesn't make it a bad anime and it's not like people don't understand what's going on ^^
If you people haven't read/played the VN give the anime a chance and let the VN players whine. I hope I am not the only one who thinks like that ^^
I personally look forward to the coming adaptions :D
And i assure you people who didnt read VN do CARE,people are aware that they missed lots of stuff,people know that anime was fast paced and a lot of people started VN for it...Thinking about it maybe thats why 8bit did the adaptation bad,or thats what i would think without weird pee fetish scenes...
Jan 2, 2015 1:40 AM by LoneWizzy
I want to point out that I read the VN and think the producers did a very good job with Kajitsu. It was very clear from the beginning that they can't adapt everything so if you don't like it, don't watch it. Problem solved.
People who didn't read the VN won't care about what was left out and it doesn't make it a bad anime and it's not like people don't understand what's going on ^^
If you people haven't read/played the VN give the anime a chance and let the VN players whine. I hope I am not the only one who thinks like that ^^
I personally look forward to the coming adaptions :D
Jan 2, 2015 1:09 AM by Tendou-kun
Don't you need to read meikyuu first..? Like rakuen is a direct continuation of Meikyuu O_o
read a summary of it already lol. I'll get to it later.
Lol I personally don't like to go in a weird order like that but it's your choice :P
Jan 1, 2015 11:50 PM by Thai777
In the beginning of I was gonna just finish reading the first vn grisai no kajitsu but after reading a review
of Grisaia No Rakuen I have decided to read it. It's only in japanese as of this moment so I am currently using rough translations from the visual novel reader. Getting everything set up was quite easy and the translations were better than I thought they'd be. I only have the trial of the vn right now but I plan on getting the full version soon. If anyone's interested in doing what i'm doing(playing the vn with rough translations from the visual novel reader just to get a rough idea of the story) let me know either here or in a message.
PS: here's how it looks. The picture is suppose to look fuzzy there. it's an ingame effect.
Don't you need to read meikyuu first..? Like rakuen is a direct continuation of Meikyuu O_o
read a summary of it already lol. I'll get to it later.
Jan 1, 2015 11:23 PM by DeadlySuffering
In the beginning of I was gonna just finish reading the first vn grisai no kajitsu but after reading a review
of Grisaia No Rakuen I have decided to read it. It's only in japanese as of this moment so I am currently using rough translations from the visual novel reader. Getting everything set up was quite easy and the translations were better than I thought they'd be. I only have the trial of the vn right now but I plan on getting the full version soon. If anyone's interested in doing what i'm doing(playing the vn with rough translations from the visual novel reader just to get a rough idea of the story) let me know either here or in a message.
PS: here's how it looks. The picture is suppose to look fuzzy there. it's an ingame effect.
Don't you need to read meikyuu first..? Like rakuen is a direct continuation of Meikyuu O_o
Jan 1, 2015 10:58 PM by Thai777
of Grisaia No Rakuen I have decided to read it. It's only in japanese as of this moment so I am currently using rough translations from the visual novel reader. Getting everything set up was quite easy and the translations were better than I thought they'd be. I only have the trial of the vn right now but I plan on getting the full version soon. If anyone's interested in doing what i'm doing(playing the vn with rough translations from the visual novel reader just to get a rough idea of the story) let me know either here or in a message.
PS: here's how it looks. The picture is suppose to look fuzzy there. it's an ingame effect.
Jan 1, 2015 8:59 PM by DeadlySuffering
Jan 1, 2015 6:57 PM by DeadlySuffering
I too was like o_O when I first saw the files, but then it became no biggie.
Jan 1, 2015 6:22 PM by Martin
sorry... I played one before... but I can't just remember how I made it work... I wanna play the VN too.. can any of you guys send me a free link on how to dl this ...? plus I need further instructions too.. I would gladly appreciate it... :)
thanks btw... I'll be playing it soon... :D
Jan 1, 2015 6:06 PM by DeadZeroSource
And tbh if the visual novel is superior, why should I care about current (and future) anime adaptations? I would just play the visual novel and get the full experience, and ignore the anime altogether.
The problem with this adaptation is that the anime give a wrong impression of the visual novel. An anime is made mostly for advertise the visual novel but this one was just so different it's giving the wrong impression. Yuuji look like a Gary Stu, the girl problem doesn't feel real or feel just stupid, the needless fanservice when the visual novel has just dirty joke.. it has some similarity but the experience is so different. That why we can't ignore this anime adaptation.
Jan 1, 2015 11:11 AM by Thai777
VNs are just like any other game: .exe files. They're their own programs, nothing more. Not like you need any fancy universal platform to run them all on or anything, just download and play, it's rarely any more complicated than that :s
Yeah, thats teh most common error for most west newcomers to vns, even if every single tutorial mentions it^^ Some also require changes to time settin's and stuff, but thats also a thing of teh past with tools like VNR, that sets automatically teh time tempoary to jap. time when startin' a vn. So yeah it couldnt get easier^^
VNs are just like any other game: .exe files. They're their own programs, nothing more. Not like you need any fancy universal platform to run them all on or anything, just download and play, it's rarely any more complicated than that :s
There is no such thing as "too long" when it comes to any kind of story.
And tbh if the visual novel is superior, why should I care about current (and future) anime adaptations? I would just play the visual novel and get the full experience, and ignore the anime altogether.
There is of course somethin' like "too long", but yeah length doesnt matter if teh material is or gets good. Sometimes slow starts are just needed, to make endin' parts stronger. Thats somethin' that most dont get.
While i agree about teh full experience: Teh problem of this particular anime is that we are gettin' a whole different experience. I wouldnt hate it otherwise as much, if it at least provided an experience anywhere near teh vn. But nope, we have to endure teh fetishes of teh anime staff, while still seein' teh material butchered :D
Jan 1, 2015 9:36 AM by sanlei
VNs are just like any other game: .exe files. They're their own programs, nothing more. Not like you need any fancy universal platform to run them all on or anything, just download and play, it's rarely any more complicated than that :s
There is no such thing as "too long" when it comes to any kind of story.
And tbh if the visual novel is superior, why should I care about current (and future) anime adaptations? I would just play the visual novel and get the full experience, and ignore the anime altogether.
Jan 1, 2015 8:53 AM by Martin
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So much hate for the adaption o.o
I want to point out that I read the VN and think the producers did a very good job with Kajitsu. It was very clear from the beginning that they can't adapt everything so if you don't like it, don't watch it. Problem solved.
People who didn't read the VN won't care about what was left out and it doesn't make it a bad anime and it's not like people don't understand what's going on ^^
If you people haven't read/played the VN give the anime a chance and let the VN players whine. I hope I am not the only one who thinks like that ^^
I personally look forward to the coming adaptions :D
Yes they did good with the time they had but if it it was longer I'm sure it could have been a really great anime that most watcher wouldn't forget for a while and that why we don't like this adaptation. You know what is wasted potential? This is exactly the case here.
Jan 2, 2015 10:53 AM by Thai777