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"Mou.... Hatarakitakunain desu": Boukensha nanka Yameteyaru. Imasara, Taiguu wo Kaeru kara to Onegai saretemo Okotowari desu. Boku wa Zettai Hatarakimasen.
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Nah, there would 100% be people dumb enough to be fooled like that xD But yeah, the drama would be unreal, lol, although I don't know how it would spread because I don't think TVs and other media were around back then. Yeah, why do something educational when you can anime instead xD Yeah, either that or just completely not use them at all, just to be safe.
I feel like they're basically the same thing in this scenario since the higher-ups are what make the company; they decide everything about it, like its goals and missions. But yeah, the majority of people working there would be there because they like what the company is doing. I can't remember what happened in the first season, lol, but I'm pretty sure this is different. Yeah, but the problem is actually finding them, because I doubt they'll come up if you just search.
That too. Ah ok, they could choose not to release during a season every so often to allow more chapters to be made. I agree, the best thing about the show is the nostalgia, other than that it's decent, but it's not really something you'd look forward to.
Surely xD Like his last name was football, lol (I do actually get what you mean tho). Tbh, that would actually be kind of genius xD Yeah, like those people who spend their time watching anime, lmao. Haha, that would have to be the biggest waste of superpowers, lol, but yeah, either that or hope he's too scared of the government to actually do anything.
Yeah, they'll only care about their customers and others when it suits them (although I'm sure there are a couple small ones, like the ones that adapt unpopular shows, that will care, maybe). Yeah, lmao. It's Oshi no Ko S2,
Yeah, if that were the case then they would probably be able to since they would have more content available to them. Ah, so they don't make a season every season; I just assumed they would be making a season every season. That's true, they have an insane amount of episodes and hundreds of seasons/spin-offs/that kind of thing (assuming you can enjoy those kinds of shows).
Surely it's not for a trivial reason like that... lol, but tbh I do actually wonder why they call it football, because atm all I can think of is that they do it to trigger people who call 'soccer' football xD There's probably some proper scientific definition out there, but I can't be bothered to find it xD We're doomed no matter what we do, lol.
I doubt the studio cares about the fans getting mad (other than them not watching it, like you said), because in the end most studios would rather make the fans angry and make money than not make money, so they'd make all the changes they wanted to to make it cheaper to make or easier to adapt, which is why I was always under the impression that it was either more collaborative, or the mangaka got to set out rules/guidelines as opposed to just handing over the rights. Yeah, I was gonna reference an anime which had something similar in it, but you haven't watched it yet. Yeah, different ways of experiencing a story like games and being the mc can be a nice, different way of experiencing a story. Yeah, as long as it's not terrible that is. You'd just have to hope some site out there has some kind of tag for it, or else you'd struggle to find it xD
Would it? I feel like it wouldn't really change anything if it was seasons. But isn't that just what it currently does, just without the concept of seasons? I just don't see how it would really change anything. Ig that's fair since maybe they don't want to overuse the cool ways or smth like that. Oh nice, in that case you're set, lol.
Ik lol, I do wonder how they ended up calling a sport that uses hands football xD I see your point, like skill is seen as talent and physical abilities are seen as genetics. I mean, if he acts like Sung-Jin Woo he wouldn't be a villain in the first place, so we wouldn't need to be this cautious in the first place.
The thing is, I have no idea if they work with the author, like you just said, or if they just buy the rights to the manga and do what they want with it (with some rules set out by the mangaka obviously), but yeah, if it is the first, then it could be possible that sometimes it's due to the author. Yeah, that's true, there are already tons of anime in general, so I doubt anybody will ever have to branch out to other media in the first place, especially since new ones are always getting made and released. Exactly what I thought, lol, but I read it anyway, as one does xD I don't know of any anime ones either, but I'm sure there would be a manga version (of the atonement one at least) somewhere.
Tbh, if they don't have to make seasons (like they have enough content), I don't see why they would, not that I see much difference between the two anyway, like maybe if it was seasonal it would miss a week when the seasonals end and new ones start or smth like that. Haha, I know what you're talking about, and I didn't realise they "elongated" the fight scenes in that way, I thought it would have just been more actual fighting or some not so obvious stuff like getting knocked back more, lol. If you have that many shows in your ptw (that you actually want to watch), then you should be fine for a while, especially if you watch seasonals as well.
Lmao, I do prefer to call it football xD But yeah, that person would have to be a once in history genius. I agree, they probably get counted as talent because it's the same kind of concept, as in it makes you naturally good at something. It wouldn't even matter if anyone else got powers in that case, lol.
I have no idea how an anime is made either, lol, but yeah, people probably assume that the mangaka is really involved since it's their work and their "intellectual property". That's true, there will be stuff from other media that you will enjoy more than a "95% bad anime", so it would be really hard to get to the stage of actually having nothing better to do. If you're talking about flipping it so the mc becomes the target of revenge, then the only plot I know of is a cliche one, where the MC is the target of the revenge, but the person (girl) who wants revenge ends up falling in love with him, lol. That would be cool to see, but I feel like if they did do that (a "reverse" revenge plot), it'd probably go down the road of guilt and atonement instead of the victim actually getting revenge (although I would love to see the version where the victim actually gets revenge more).
It makes sense that they do continuous weekly eps instead of seasons, but ig with an action anime, you can do stuff like elongate the fight scenes without the plot or retention suffering too much, because who doesn't like an epic fight. Because the pacing's slow? Yeah, idk if you will or even if other people do, but I went through a phase of watching bad shows because there weren't too many in that genre/theme and I had watched all the good ones (and obviously just because something is rated bad doesn't mean it is, so it was also about giving them a chance too).
Yes, And if I'm honest, I hope I don't die before seeing One Piece.
Hay un buen manga que te puede interesar, Gantz! Si has visto los live action y te gustaron, te lo recomiendo!
YOu have a great week!
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If something like that does happen, then probably, because I imagine that person would become really famous, even outside of their sport/event. Exactly, they're all probably similar talent-wise, and it's their actual decisions and dedication that makes the difference (and maybe genetics too if you don't count that as talent). Yeah, heroes and villains usually come as a pair, but if not, and he's literally the only person that got any powers, then everyone is screwed, lol.
Yeah, and it could also affect the image of the manga artist themself, for instance, people might group the mangaka and the studio together saying they both can't meet deadlines or if it's the first time the studio is late, make assumptions that it's the mangaka's fault. True, if you've got nothing better to watch or do, then it isn't as bad since it's at least better than something you completely find boring or don't like. That's what I'm saying, every revenge show does it in a similar way, I was just wondering if there were any other ways to show it or convey it. That's a great idea, but I feel like to get to that point you can't really say the manga is focused around revenge because to achieve that effect, you have to make the reader believe it's an SoL manga. But yeah, the impact would be insane and I would definitely read that.
As in everything is drawn out because they're trying to stretch the content of a chapter to fit a 24 min ep? Haha, thanks; I think it's just something that comes with watching enough anime, you'll probably get to this point too, lol, where you experiment with bad shows and can then realise that the "bad" stuff in good shows isn't actually that bad.
In their head, sure, lol. I mean, in theory it's possible, but I have no clue if it's ever happened. That just sounds like another way of describing high level competitions to me, like the Olympics. That'd depend on how "evil" he turns, but I'd definitely be willing to try it xD If he's really selfish, then yeah, I can imagine the kind of stuff he might do.
Their image towards investors as well as potential authors/mangakas who they might work with in the future, because mangakas probably wouldn't feel comfortable leaving their work in the hands of people who can't meet deadlines that other studios can. Yeah, like why watch that show when you can watch one with the same thing but you'll enjoy it more, plus, my main problem is: is it really worth watching all that just for 5% of the show. That's true, they set that up really well and it would have been over a few eps if it wasn't as long as a movie. Although I could argue that it was still done very early on in the show.
Counting fillers? (this is just an example, but) it could be that half the eps are fillers and they're adapting 2 chapters at a time kinda thing. Same, it'll be disappointing if it's only 12 eps after they left the announcement that late. I saw the same; lots of people complaining about it, and I see why, it's just I feel like they're overreacting a little, like the show's not painful to watch or anything, and the animation shows everything that needs to be shown, although it could be that I've been exposed to too much bad animation, lol.
Lmao, the fact that you had to specify 'with scientific studies' xD I get what you're trying to say, and yeah, if they only had 200% more talent than the average person, then they'd probably never catch up to the real professionals who have talent and put in effort. However, if they had 200% more talent than the professionals with talent, then I don't think they'd need to put in effort. There's no way he'd resurrect anyone like us, lmao. I take it he's more of a "selfish" guy rather than an actual villain?
Yeah, it's easier for studios to blame external influences than take responsibility. If the only thing you enjoy about the show is that minor thing, then I don't really see how it's different from forcing yourself to watch a show, it's just you're only forcing yourself to watch 95% of the show. Haha, yeah, although tbf the show does need some kind of flashback/backstory like that to allow the viewer to understand and connect with the mc, so I'm not really sure how else they'd do it.
Lol. I have no clue since I stay away from reading the manga of stuff I've watched, but around 3 or 4 chapters sounds right to me; I can't imagine it being more than that. Yeah, we want 24 eps, but even if we only got 12, I wouldn't be mad since it's better than none or a compilation movie, lol. I don't think Blue Lock's 2nd season is that bad, like the animation isn't great, but I'm still enjoying it more than a lot of the other seasonals.
Yeah, there are thousands of things that were discovered ages ago that are still correct to this day, especially in maths and science. Unless that person has 200% more talent. If he was the type of person to do that, having no women would probably be the least of our worries, I would be more worried about him trying to enslave every male or start wars for fun. I haven't watched that show, but I can easily imagine how it would turn out xD
Nah, I didn't start watching seasonals until after covid had been around for a while, all I know is that even after covid, there were still a couple of shows that got delayed because a studio was out with covid (or that was the excuse for delaying them at least). That is true, I'll correct what I said to be about the majority of people then. That's exactly what I thought, although now I'm thinking you could watch it for the opposite reasons, say there was something in the "background" of the show you really liked, like the actual world or the power system, but hated everything else, like the plot and the characters, in that case you might give it a shot. Yeah, the first ep is usually where the biggest thing happens to the mc, like getting a cheat power or having his family murdered and swearing revenge.
Whereas is spelt like that and can be used like that (it's used to show contrast, e.g. "I did it this way, whereas he did it that way"). That's true tho, depending on how much dialogue there is, a show might adapt more chapters than other shows. Tbh, I don't know if 60 chapters across 28 eps is a lot. And I also have no clue how many eps the next season will have, so that would make sense if they were planning on doing another 24 or more ep season. I mean, the intent behind it was to make sure it did really well, but there's no guarantee that it would do well, so if they put all that work into it and it didn't do as well as they were expecting, there's no way a second season would be a good idea in their eyes, because if they did a second season but cut back on the budget, all of its fans would be angry, but if they don't cut back on the budget, they'd probably make a financial loss, so in that case, it would be best not to do a second season.
I didn't think of that, that's a good point; new studies disproving or correcting old studies are probably quite frequent, so the newer the study is, the more relevant information it will have. Yeah, since they have to make sure their body's in good condition. Yeah, lol, I wouldn't want some random stranger gaining powers straight out of a manga xD
Yeah, and all that stuff will make it harder to predict, especially unforeseen things like how covid impacted some studios or maybe not getting permission when it was expected. As long as its cost isn't something stupid, like murdering someone or making other people unhappy. Yeah, it's as you said, it depends on how much you liked the anime because there's no point watching it if you're not really going to enjoy it, even if it does have some characters you recognise. Yeah, before the season starts and the first couple of eps of each anime are usually the best because everything's new and seems to be full of "potential".
I'm not sure how many chapters the manga is on now, but I think it's past 110. What makes the most sense to me atm is smth like they weren't expecting the anime to do so well, so they didn't have stuff ready for a second season straight after it had finished.
Yeah, you'd probably be able to find loads of "unscientific" takes on it, and sorting those out from what's actually correct can be hard. Exactly, everyone is different, so how strict each athlete needs to be is unique to them. Haha, I was about to say that it'd be great if that happened irl, but the realisation of, "even if it did, there's no way it would happen to us", made me rethink xD
Yeah, although I don't know how easy it is to predict or figure out what other animes will be airing in the season they plan to air theirs. Yeah, maybe they need to do it to stay relevant or some reason like that. I get that, and I think I'm usually the same (although I don't really remember any examples), it's just this one didn't really have any appeal to me. That's good for not getting disappointed, but honestly, the hype and anticipation are part of what makes each season exciting, so if you expect nothing great, then you kind of miss out on that.
Yeah, like I would get it if the announcement was a year or longer later, but they announced Frieren's 2nd season still not too long after it aired.
Yeah, we can make decent guesses, but that's about the best without Googling or doing research. That's true, each athlete is different, for example, some might need more sleep than others or more training. That's probably the case, like we see it in anime all the time, and I imagine it's somewhat similar (although not as exaggerated) in real life too.
Like you said, it was probably due to luck that we got a season that good, because if anything, studios would probably try to avoid adapting super popular mangas at the same time as other studios. Can't say I'm gonna watch that one, I stopped watching 7DS after finishing the main ones, but for people who will, then yeah, that's something else good airing this season. True, there's no point getting disappointed when seasons aren't as stacked as the Frieren season or else you'll probably never look forward to any other season, lol.
Yeah, because if there was some benefit to announcing sequels at a later date, every other show would announce theirs at later dates too.