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Aoie_Emesai · 2006-08-18, 08:24

Hummm... everyone seems to love this anime/manga. NeoSam, I believe in your judgement, i'll have to check this one out too.

NeoSam · 2006-08-22, 11:14

The second season is finally mentioned on the Emma anime site

http://www.emma-victorian.com/

Wow it has been almost a year since something was written in the topics >.<

ImClueless · 2006-08-22, 14:41

Woo more confirmation. Now if only they would tell us WHEN its coming and how much they are going to include....

wao · 2006-08-23, 06:08

If you click the button that says "click for more details", it has a popup.

This is my usually crappy translation of the popup.

"Aired last year, the TV anime "Victorian Romance Emma" season 1 was set at the pace of 12 episodes, covering the story in tankoubons 1 and 2 of the manga.

The second season will be about Emma's story after she bumped into* Dorothea at the train station, and got into the same carriage as Tasha.

The director will be the same as in Season 1, Tsuneo Kobayashi. Same goes for the series organisation and script; Mamiko Ikeda. You can find more details on the highly promising Season 2 released in the Comic Beam magazine, as well as on its official website.

Please look forward to watching this anime."

*NB: It's been ages since I last read the manga so I don't ermebmer if she just happened to pass by her, or bumped into her exactly. What a fan I am. >_>

Well that doesn't give a lot of details, and furthermore their website is under construction -____- Guess I'll hop over to 2ch and waste some time there...

Eclipze · 2006-08-23, 12:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by NeoSam

The first season is 12 episodes long, and it has been fully fansubbed by the wonderful group IIchan Translation Group, the episodes can be found here.

Just being curious...when I look at the tracker, it only lists episodes 1 to 5. What happened to the other episodes? (seeing the amount of praise and mention this anime gets, it does peak some amount of interest in me...so yea.)

NeoSam · 2006-08-23, 12:12

No idea why they aren't listed there >.<
but the torrents for the rest of the episodes can be found here:
http://cerealandmilk.net/torrents/

Sinestra · 2006-08-23, 20:01

So happy to hear it i loved the first season im a sucker for romances i was just disappointed the way it ended

^Aya^ · 2006-08-25, 08:28

OMGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!

Just back from holidays! What a news!!!! I'm so happy!!

metamorphic · 2006-09-08, 13:40

This is certainly excellent news. The amount of historical depth and beauty in the first season was absolutely magnificent - can't wait for the second season.

NeoSam · 2006-09-27, 12:48

From Anime News Service:

Quote:

Victorian Emma PVC
Max Factory has unveiled a gorgeous painted 1/7 scale PVC statuette depiction of Victorian Emma set for release in 2007.

I want this, I wants this, I want this >.<

NeoSam · 2006-12-29, 07:32

Its starting in Spring 2007

wao · 2006-12-29, 09:41

What?! Oh yes!!...... and oh no, how am I going to study without wanting to watch it?! And there's Seirei no Moribito which I must so totally watch too.... I guess I'll have to watch these while eating dinner and doing other things

But that's great news anyway. I can't wait to see this, like I really really really really can't wait. I wonder if they'll change the ending or what.

Koroku · 2007-01-01, 00:22

This is awesome to hear

I can not wait to see it... I loved the first season so much <3

Mangaka-chan · 2007-01-03, 21:04

I wonder how far the second season will go. I mean, it has five volumes worth of material to cover and a lot of stuff happened between Emma leaving London and the ending. Heck, do we (or anyone) even know how many episodes Emma 2 will be?

wao · 2007-01-13, 11:34

It appears that the official page has been updated.

http://www.emma-victorian.com/

I SEE WHATSHISNAME! That guy! Crap, I forgot his name... I read some of the manga past the ending of the first season. Ho boy.

In other news - the production studio changed?! It's not Studio Pierrot anymore, but Asia-do? This could be very good news... (They're a great studio if they wanted to be) Either way, I like Asia-do more than Pierrot.

And the important thing is that they're keeping the same main staff - including the layout/image directors from the previous season, Pierrot mainstays Hiroto Tanaka and Jun'ichi Takaoka; as well as the character designers Keiko Shimizu and Yuko Kusumoto.
Heck, even the digital photography is going to Pierrot anyway. As long as it's like season 1 - where everything was composed very well, I'm happy. The colour design? Same! And thank $deity the soudn director is the same, I was extremely impressed by the great sound mixing and acting in the first season.

Great thing that Kunihiko Ryo's doing the music too - that's what drew me to the first season in the first place.

(P.S. the other links on that page are only for the 1st season)

ImClueless · 2007-01-13, 15:23

OMG that pic with Hans is kinda suggestive. Hope they don't deviate from the plot of the manga all that much. They covered the first two volumes (14 chapters) in 12 episodes and there are 52 chapters in total. If they try to cover the remaining 38 chapters in 24-26 episodes that means we will probably lose alot of the background chapters as well as those "slice of life" chapters where nothing really happens. Ah well we will have to wait and see.

ImClueless · 2007-03-22, 13:52

RAWR just saw the trailer for second season. Has anyone else seen it? It appears the art has changed a bit bringing it more in line with the later chapters of the manga ie. the faces are shorter. Although to be picky the eyes on all the shots I saw seemed "off". However, that just may be my perception.

Plenty of people put this in that Anticipated series thread so maybe we should discuss it more.

Also, does anyone know how many eps this will be?

wao · 2007-03-22, 14:54

The eyes didn't seem that off to me except in William's shots. Other than that it looked solid enough, although the animation wasn't impressive in any way. I don't know if it's my gut feeling or just me guessing too much when I think Asia-do's forte might be in less complicated designs.
At any rate, this isn't going to be produced by the same studio that did the first season, and the animation directors + chief animation director are going to be different, therefore I think expecting the faces to look different would be in order.

Nice to hear that new arrangement of the theme song, though. It's such a memorable tune, I remember being taken away by it when I watched the trailer for the first season... Ooh, April can't come fast enough! (I'll regret saying that when all the work comes in)
And I think they'll cover it right till the end since they said somethign along the lines of "towards the impactful ending" in the trailer. I've purposely withheld reading the last few chapters of Emma so I can enjoy the anime more

Dagger · 2007-03-22, 20:46

I thought the first season had really nice, smooth movement. It'll be a shame if that's gone this time around.

isolatedincidence · 2007-03-26, 21:23

I am greatly looking forward to this. I have already finished the manga, so I cannot wait for the second season to start

2006-08-18, 08:24	Link #21
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2006-08-22, 11:14	Link #22
NeoSam Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Age: 43	The second season is finally mentioned on the Emma anime site http://www.emma-victorian.com/ Wow it has been almost a year since something was written in the topics >.< __________________

2006-08-23, 06:08	Link #24
wao OK. Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: The Fields of High Attus Age: 34	If you click the button that says "click for more details", it has a popup. This is my usually crappy translation of the popup. "Aired last year, the TV anime "Victorian Romance Emma" season 1 was set at the pace of 12 episodes, covering the story in tankoubons 1 and 2 of the manga. The second season will be about Emma's story after she bumped into* Dorothea at the train station, and got into the same carriage as Tasha. The director will be the same as in Season 1, Tsuneo Kobayashi. Same goes for the series organisation and script; Mamiko Ikeda. You can find more details on the highly promising Season 2 released in the Comic Beam magazine, as well as on its official website. Please look forward to watching this anime." *NB: It's been ages since I last read the manga so I don't ermebmer if she just happened to pass by her, or bumped into her exactly. What a fan I am. >_> Well that doesn't give a lot of details, and furthermore their website is under construction -____- Guess I'll hop over to 2ch and waste some time there... __________________ Thanks for the fish

2006-08-23, 12:12	Link #26
NeoSam Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Age: 43	No idea why they aren't listed there >.< but the torrents for the rest of the episodes can be found here: http://cerealandmilk.net/torrents/ __________________

2006-08-23, 20:01	Link #27
Sinestra ション (^^) IT Support Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Freedom Guard Ship Amaterasu	So happy to hear it i loved the first season im a sucker for romances i was just disappointed the way it ended __________________

2006-08-22, 14:41	Link #23
ImClueless Rawr Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Canada	Woo more confirmation. Now if only they would tell us WHEN its coming and how much they are going to include....

2006-08-25, 08:28	Link #28
^Aya^ Makkuro kurosuke Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Italy Age: 39	OMGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!! Just back from holidays! What a news!!!! I'm so happy!!

2006-09-08, 13:40	Link #29
metamorphic ことわり Fansubber Join Date: Apr 2006	This is certainly excellent news. The amount of historical depth and beauty in the first season was absolutely magnificent - can't wait for the second season.

2006-12-29, 07:32	Link #31
NeoSam Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Age: 43	Its starting in Spring 2007 __________________

2006-12-29, 09:41	Link #32
wao OK. Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: The Fields of High Attus Age: 34	What?! Oh yes!!...... and oh no, how am I going to study without wanting to watch it?! And there's Seirei no Moribito which I must so totally watch too.... I guess I'll have to watch these while eating dinner and doing other things But that's great news anyway. I can't wait to see this, like I really really really really can't wait. I wonder if they'll change the ending or what. __________________ Thanks for the fish

2007-01-01, 00:22	Link #33
Koroku formerly JKaizer Fansubber Join Date: Dec 2005 Age: 35	This is awesome to hear I can not wait to see it... I loved the first season so much <3

2007-01-03, 21:04	Link #34
Mangaka-chan Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: California	I wonder how far the second season will go. I mean, it has five volumes worth of material to cover and a lot of stuff happened between Emma leaving London and the ending. Heck, do we (or anyone) even know how many episodes Emma 2 will be?

2007-01-13, 11:34	Link #35
wao OK. Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: The Fields of High Attus Age: 34	It appears that the official page has been updated. http://www.emma-victorian.com/ I SEE WHATSHISNAME! That guy! Crap, I forgot his name... I read some of the manga past the ending of the first season. Ho boy. In other news - the production studio changed?! It's not Studio Pierrot anymore, but Asia-do? This could be very good news... (They're a great studio if they wanted to be) Either way, I like Asia-do more than Pierrot. And the important thing is that they're keeping the same main staff - including the layout/image directors from the previous season, Pierrot mainstays Hiroto Tanaka and Jun'ichi Takaoka; as well as the character designers Keiko Shimizu and Yuko Kusumoto. Heck, even the digital photography is going to Pierrot anyway. As long as it's like season 1 - where everything was composed very well, I'm happy. The colour design? Same! And thank $deity the soudn director is the same, I was extremely impressed by the great sound mixing and acting in the first season. Great thing that Kunihiko Ryo's doing the music too - that's what drew me to the first season in the first place. (P.S. the other links on that page are only for the 1st season) __________________ Thanks for the fish

2007-01-13, 15:23	Link #36
ImClueless Rawr Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Canada	OMG that pic with Hans is kinda suggestive. Hope they don't deviate from the plot of the manga all that much. They covered the first two volumes (14 chapters) in 12 episodes and there are 52 chapters in total. If they try to cover the remaining 38 chapters in 24-26 episodes that means we will probably lose alot of the background chapters as well as those "slice of life" chapters where nothing really happens. Ah well we will have to wait and see.

2007-03-22, 13:52	Link #37
ImClueless Rawr Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Canada	RAWR just saw the trailer for second season. Has anyone else seen it? It appears the art has changed a bit bringing it more in line with the later chapters of the manga ie. the faces are shorter. Although to be picky the eyes on all the shots I saw seemed "off". However, that just may be my perception. Plenty of people put this in that Anticipated series thread so maybe we should discuss it more. Also, does anyone know how many eps this will be?

2007-03-22, 14:54	Link #38
wao OK. Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: The Fields of High Attus Age: 34	The eyes didn't seem that off to me except in William's shots. Other than that it looked solid enough, although the animation wasn't impressive in any way. I don't know if it's my gut feeling or just me guessing too much when I think Asia-do's forte might be in less complicated designs. At any rate, this isn't going to be produced by the same studio that did the first season, and the animation directors + chief animation director are going to be different, therefore I think expecting the faces to look different would be in order. Nice to hear that new arrangement of the theme song, though. It's such a memorable tune, I remember being taken away by it when I watched the trailer for the first season... Ooh, April can't come fast enough! (I'll regret saying that when all the work comes in) And I think they'll cover it right till the end since they said somethign along the lines of "towards the impactful ending" in the trailer. I've purposely withheld reading the last few chapters of Emma so I can enjoy the anime more __________________ Thanks for the fish

2007-03-22, 20:46	Link #39
Dagger Nitro+ fan Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Hyogo	I thought the first season had really nice, smooth movement. It'll be a shame if that's gone this time around.

2007-03-26, 21:23	Link #40
isolatedincidence Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2007	I am greatly looking forward to this. I have already finished the manga, so I cannot wait for the second season to start