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2 actually. Year One details GS's early days in Goblin Slaying, while Brand New Day adapts Vol 4.
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2018-10-11, 05:34 | Link #905 |
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If I had to guess, I'd say two volumes for a decent adaptation. Maybe even just one volume, if they really include a lot of details from the first LN, but I doubt it.
Maybe the ogre battle around episode 3-4, then the big widespread battle to conclude the first volume by say episode 6-7. Then that leaves about five episodes for the second volume. Hopefully not three LN volumes, a really rushed adaptation would just be a waste of the material. Its crazy seeing all the reactions to the first episode. Well, that's probably the series at its darkest, seeing the fate of many a newbie. There's still quite a few more gruesome battles but the main cast is way stronger so things generally aren't anywhere near as dangerous. |
2018-10-11, 06:29 | Link #906 |
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I expect episode 2 to follow chapter 3 of the manga with a focus on cow girl and the guild girl respectively (hopefully explaining to the audience the issue with goblins at large). Episode 3 should be that goblin extermination at the elven fortress, ending with the appearance of HEA.
Episode 4 and Episode 5 will probably cover the Ogre arc. From there, they can pad a bit with content from the side story to explore GS and Cow Girl past. Then back to the main plot with the assault on the farm. I really hope they won't go any further, because the sewers arc isn't really self contained and it doesn't really give a "closure" note for GS compared to the farm arc. OTOH, it does address the goblin origin to a certain degree. But I expect reactions to finally settled down once we have GS merry party formed for the ogre arc.
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2018-10-12, 02:51 | Link #910 | |
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Padding out an anime that much is a terrible idea. Especially for Goblin Slayer. 4 episodes per volume will work fine. There are a bunch of more frivolous stuff that can be cut out. |
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2018-10-12, 03:07 | Link #911 |
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Well, it depends how they would do it. Frankly, I found the content of Side Story Day one to be really interesting, since it establish GS past but also how he progressed in his specialty. This will also bring some contrast and parallelism to the newbie adventure; while exposing a bit more his relationship with other characters, notably the spearman.
I personally think going with a bit slower pace for GS wouldn't hurt since the series have a lot to offer, be it the banters or the world building. As much as I like GS McGuyver/Batman antics, cutting through content might be too detrimental (but that's pretty much the case for every LN adaptation anyway). Ironically, the assault on the farm is the end of volume 1, so my proposition is more drastic than what you imagined I guess I will simply continue reading to see if vol3 is a good conclusion to the story.
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2018-10-12, 09:40 | Link #912 |
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The farm is the end of volume one? I was thinking that is was it's own volume and that the sword maiden was volume 3.
I was thinking that all LNs were a standard size but it seems like the volumes of Goblin Slayer were rather large. A third more than the Konosuba volumes at least. 3 volumes might not be practical. Perhaps like you suggested they some episodes on the prequal manga, or take some stories from volume 4. |
2018-10-13, 09:09 | Link #913 | |
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manga will finish volume 2 at ch.29/book 6, episode 1 took up 2 manga chapters, episode 2 finish manga book 1, so 12 episodes==6 manga books== novel book 2, by cutting a few parts here and there it will fit in my estimation.
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2018-10-13, 14:57 | Link #916 |
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Actually, those adventurers were Steel rank, which is 2 ranks away from porcelain. Not exactly noobies, but they are at the top of the low tier. Then you have the middle tier with Sapphire, Emerald, Ruby. Then the high tier Bronze, Silver and Gold. Finally, the legendary platinum tier.
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2018-10-17, 16:19 | Link #917 |
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fortunately, due to the decent quality of the anime (nothing incredible, but nothing regrettable), the manga has already begun to have a boost in sales.
volume 5 sold another 20,788 copies, totaling so far 123,474 volumes sold. and volume 1 returned to the ranking, selling 13,049 copies, totaling so far 192,895 copies sold. the volume 2 also returned to the ranking and sold 12,816 copies, totaling 177,133 copies sold. If the old light novels also return to the ranking, it can be said with certainty that the anime was a success. https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/new...r-8-14/.138281 |
2018-10-22, 05:08 | Link #918 | |
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[QUOTE=Magin] Overall, I find GS is a mix of light hearted characters in a gritty fantasy world. Character interactions are mostly quite light hearted while their adventures have very grim consequences. It's fairly well spaced out so the series is more a light fantasy read for me. If Berzerk is the expresso of dark fantasy, GS is the latte.
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