2012-04-08, 08:27 | Link #981 |
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I can see why Kyoto Animation didn't want to deal with Little Busters though.. like Clannad it will require a lot of episodes to get right.
2007 October - Clannad Start 2008 March - Clannad End 2008 September- Lucky Star OVA 2008 October - Clannad AS Start 2009 Jan - Sora o Miageru Shoujo no Hitomi ni Utsuru Sekai Start 2009 March - Sora o Miageru Shoujo no Hitomi ni Utsuru Sekai End 2009 March - Clannad AS End Munto was also only 9 episodes long and IIRC the first 6 were just the material from the OVAs... so over an 18 month period they only did Clannad apart from 1 Lucky Star OVA and 3 Episodes of Munto. Little Busters would require a similar investment of manpower and time.. I don't think Kyoto Animation were interesting in doing that again... AIR was just 1 cour + and OVA later on, Kanon 2006 was just two cours and than finished... Clannad was an 18 month investment. |
2012-04-08, 11:12 | Link #982 | |
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I suppose the next thing I could be proven wrong on is Hyouka. Anyway, I don't think I can project anything useful for 2013 yet, but here goes: Spring & Summer 2012: Hyouka(21 episodes) Fall 2012: Chuuni-Byou Demo Koi ga Shitai! Spring 2013: New TBS/Pony Canyon project(Guess: K-ON!!!) Fall 2013: New Kadokawa project(I really hope this is where more Haruhi anime goes. 2013 is the 10th anniversary of the start of the light novels as somebody pointed in one of the Haruhi threads.) If more K-ON is announced for 2013, at least TBS/Pony Canyon knows where the money is(SHAFT or Aniplex is another: see more -monogateri anime greenlit to be made). I wouldn't be terribly surprised(and I am expecting it) if TBS/Pony Canyon brought an entirely new project for KyoAni to work on for 2013. |
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2012-04-27, 16:53 | Link #985 |
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No Winners Announced for 3rd Kyoto Animation Award.
This is the third year in a row that they haven't given out a grand prize, this year just takes it one step further. |
2012-04-27, 17:08 | Link #986 |
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One wonders what standards they are using?
It is rather different than a typical American contest were there is always a winner. (Though I'd let Yuki molest my books)
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2012-04-27, 18:21 | Link #989 |
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Well, the currently airing Hyouka is an adaptation of one of the Honorable Mentions of the contest so let's wait and see how it turns out. Who knows, maybe there really isn't anything awesome showing up.
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2012-04-27, 18:28 | Link #990 | |
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The title you are thinking of is the light novel series Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai, which was an honorable mention in the 2009 light novel category.
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2012-04-28, 00:23 | Link #991 |
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If they're holding a contest where no one can ever win, why hold the contest to begin with? At least last year they had some Honorable Mentions, but even those weren't awarded this time around. Is KyoAni that critical towards other people's work, or is there more going on that we're not being told about?
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2012-04-28, 01:00 | Link #992 | |
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Not to mention I'm pretty sure that anything they award a Grand Prize to they have to animate... considering their output this isn't a trivial thing to give away. |
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2012-04-28, 07:47 | Link #993 | |
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Yes, they're very production constrained. These competitions are something that might make some sense for a very large studio like Sunrise or JC Staff, but it's hard for me to see how this makes sense for KyoAni (unless it's just a cynical way for them to gain added publicity...).
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2012-04-30, 20:28 | Link #996 |
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So much Haruhi material and Little Busters... and KyoAni decides not to milk the fanbases of those series.
Instead they adapt things like Nichijou which granted is pretty funny... but a financial failure. Looks like they are set to repeat their mistake... well at least the character designs for Hyouka are K-ON inspired. Might pull in the moe crowd. |
2012-05-03, 07:56 | Link #998 |
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Does anyone know whether the KyoAni staff are big FMP fans? To me that seems to be the only shot that the series has right now to get animated. I'd be inclined to think so, since they did that Tessa OVA and Shoji Gatoh seems to have good relations with the studio, doing script work for them on numerous occasions.
Business-wise FMP doesn't make much sense imo, especially now that the novel has ended and is on it's way towards being old hat. Not much point in pushing the sales of a waning franchise considering that previous sales have been slightly above modest at best. There are better chances of hitting big with something new and fresher. If there was going to be another FMP anime, it'd largely have to be out of love for the series imo. The staff would need to love it to the point where they'd make it happen regardless of anything else.
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2012-05-04, 01:33 | Link #1000 |
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This is coming from their own budget.
Why throw in cash to something not good? At least they're being smarter than Gonzo. IIRC Gonzo went into a financial crisis by handling badly a very similar situation like this. It's bad enough that the series flops, it got worse since IIRC majority of the funding came from them. |
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