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Originally Posted by Triple_R
I disagree.
If a story is changing direction from its original concept then it is by necessity making use of a new concept. That's not a matter of execution, that's a matter of coming up with a brand new core concept for a show, or a manga.
Edit: Also, aren't you basically saying that some concepts fail? I mean, if a story is changing from its original concept then that kind of suggests that the concept failed, doesn't it? Especially if the show goes on to work perfectly fine with a different core concept, because that shows that the problem presumably wasn't with the characters or the writers (unless the writers also changed of course).
And if some concepts fail while others succeed...  |
Changing the current concept has to do with the exectution. You can't change for example a love comedy into a shounen battle manga without a believable execution.