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NinjaRealist · 2012-10-29, 22:50

Case in point, I'm the only person out of 22 people in the Fall 2012 Reactions thread that had anything to say about Poyopoyo Kansatsu Nikki. (Almost all of these people mentioned Pyscho Pass for example)

At first I thought that maybe people were overlooking it because of the cutesy style or the semi-niche/slice of life subject matter, which may be the case, but in thinking about it, I think it's far more likely that Poyopoyo is simply ignored/marginalized because it is a mini-series, which seem to get very little attention in general.

If I try to think hard about it, I really can't think of very many mini-series at all, and they never seem to get very much attention. Am I just not aware of a ton of incredible mini-series' out there? Or do mini-series really not get the same attention as full-length series? If so, why do you think this is?

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NinjaRealist Battoru! Join Date: Sep 2012	Do mini-series not get the same respect as full length series? Case in point, I'm the only person out of 22 people in the Fall 2012 Reactions thread that had anything to say about Poyopoyo Kansatsu Nikki. (Almost all of these people mentioned Pyscho Pass for example) At first I thought that maybe people were overlooking it because of the cutesy style or the semi-niche/slice of life subject matter, which may be the case, but in thinking about it, I think it's far more likely that Poyopoyo is simply ignored/marginalized because it is a mini-series, which seem to get very little attention in general. If I try to think hard about it, I really can't think of very many mini-series at all, and they never seem to get very much attention. Am I just not aware of a ton of incredible mini-series' out there? Or do mini-series really not get the same attention as full-length series? If so, why do you think this is? __________________