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My Hero Academia |OT4| Still Just a Damned Nerd
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I really hate anikis stance on all this. His tweets, not just this one, Come off like we can't critique these changes because we should have known they were coming. Bad thing is still bad regardless of why.
I think it's a combination of movie and cashing in on 1a popularity because even with that it wouldn't explain why Todoroki family didn't get more focused in the op versus characters that are not in the arc
Also last op barely showed 1b even though they're focus of the 1st cour i know class b isn't great but that's weird
Also last op barely showed 1b even though they're focus of the 1st cour i know class b isn't great but that's weird
Even if they somehow manage to pull MVA off well *huge doubt*, the way they restructured the arc will always make it a sour spot for me.
This movie better be the greatest thing Bones has ever produced. And they made Sword of the Stranger, so huge doubts there.
This movie better be the greatest thing Bones has ever produced. And they made Sword of the Stranger, so huge doubts there.
Bones has made several classics lol that's a high bar
it at most will be the level of the good one piece movies (only seen the ones Oda was heavily involved with so New world(Shiki movie) and afterwards, really liked Gold and Z)
It'll have some good sakuga, team battle and a well animated climax but i doubt it'll be anything special it's a filler movie
I mean it will be a success like the previous movies and keep Bones thriving for years to come but as a manga reader, I just only view them as "silly fun".
They're decent entertainment with a sakuga filled climax that you see where the anime budget went
The Oda one piece movies are probably better besides Rampage i didn't like Rampage mostly talking about Z and Gold
They're not worth the animation trouble but they're fun
I could buy the idea that editorial isn't fond of where Horikoshi has gone with the story since MVA.
For fuck's sake. Of course we're getting a Shirokumo episode, ANYTHING to put off the villains longer
It's just wild to me that Bones or whoever is allowed to go "fuck this part of your story, Horikoshi, we don't like it" Just adapt the damn story like it's supposed to be.
I've never seen this happen with any other adaptations. Feels like it's basically unheard of until now.
It's just wild to me that Bones or whoever is allowed to go "fuck this part of your story, Horikoshi, we don't like it" Just adapt the damn story like it's supposed to be.
I've never seen this happen with any other adaptations. Feels like it's basically unheard of until now.
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Promised Neverland S2 basically went "fuck everything about this series outside of its first arc". Yeah, this is shitty, but it could always be worse. At least MVA will get adapted.
*pour one out for Goldy Pond arc fans*
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I remember being pissed to find out they were gonna skip this. Then I found out what the hell season 2 did as a whole. R.I.P.
I can't even say this is a bad/shoddy adaptation (of the current season content) because God of High School and Promise Nederland exist. This just feels bad.
Promised Neverland season 2
I'm sad as I hyped this up to anime only fans while reading it. Now they are like... Really? This?... I'm like... You don't understand, we should be in amazing content right now. Pls understand
Oh yeah, that was weird
In a way, I feel like this is weirder (but obviously better, still) since it's not like they're just cramming in an anime original ending. They're sticking to the source material but just rearranging it because "fuck this one arc in particular"
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If they wanted to promote the movie by doing the EA arc first, they could have rearranged it still, cut the two filler episodes, do more chapters during the weird episode they only covered a single chapter, etc. They would've still had plenty of time for EA and then completely cover MVA. But no....
Such horrible production planning.
Such horrible production planning.
Neverland 2 was historic levels of bad, a feat of anime abominations
Look at that avatar, a user of taste here everyone
Yeah it's less that it's outright terrible but more so compared to its other Shonen peers it just feels…off
Honestly I almost can't believe they're doing it like this. Are they so confident in their read on the market that they think that focusing on the villains is such a mistake that this is better, even though it means butchering the source material?
I feel like it's not that rare in manga adaptations
Hello Promised Neverland
Oh Tokyo Ghoul nice for you to join
Also Blue Excorcist
Yeah it's one thing for MVA but EA as whole also suffered for it, last episode is good but the arc lost some stuff in the rearrangement
That was what I was expecting too when they moved up the Endeavor arc.
It's rare for what would be considered a staple Jump series as far as I'm aware.
At this point the War arc will be filled with flashbacks to the MVA parts they either skip or rush through.
Ugh don't remind me, 1st 2/3rds of that season were great, and then they go and fuck it up with that shit awful ending, it sucks cos it killed all the interest in the series, hell even the movie we got was great.
No! I knew this season would be pretty whatever because of the source material, but I wasn't it expecting to be mediocre because of the actual structuring...
No filler movie is worth this nonsense lol
Like behind the scenes, you'd think the staff had to be dragged kicking and screaming to finally adapt this damn arc lol
Yeah, I've seen stories go for alternate endings, but never just like... wholesale restructure the story while keeping the material, maybe even cut a whole-ass canon arc. It's so weird.
I think the closest recent example is AoT S3, but that did it a lot better, though that might've been more of a pacing thing
I wasn't immediately put off by the reshuffling, but it does feel like they won't have enough time now.
Like we still haven't had the scene where we really meet the heads of the MLA.
Genuinely laughed at this, so thanks for that.
Like we still haven't had the scene where we really meet the heads of the MLA.
Genuinely laughed at this, so thanks for that.
AoT S3 took an arc that dragged like all hell, but cut content and condensed stuff to actually make the arc pretty decent. 7 months of meandering manga chapters were condensed into one episode and the series is better for it.
This did the opposite. Joint Training takes up half a freaking season. Freaking what?