2014-04-15, 11:17 | Link #81 | |
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2014-04-15, 12:28 | Link #82 | |
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I'm saying that Madhouse has a brand and I as a fan would not want to see that brand change in any significant way. They've historically been one of my favorite studios, and I'd like it to stay that way. This is simply an opinion on the content they produce.
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2014-04-15, 12:29 | Link #83 | |
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2014-04-15, 12:38 | Link #84 |
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Madhouse made shows like Strawberry Panic, Di Gi Charat, Maid Guy, Highschool of the Dead and Sakura Taisen. Their offer is more diverse than our memory filter would like to believe.
What they really need is a reliable money maker like Sunrise have with Gundam. |
2014-04-15, 13:00 | Link #85 |
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Yeah it's not like they don't branch out. I don't care about that. But if what they produce every season ends up becoming just light novels then I'll start getting worried.
I think Madhouse had a good thing going with Hunter x Hunter, unfortunately because it got moved to a late night slot (Due to dark content I guess?) and the fact that Togashi doesn't get up and write more chapters for over a year or two now, that's about to disappear soon. Although Chihayafuru didn't have remarkable sales (they were ok), it did help increase the manga sales by a lot (the numbers definitely jumped up in a big way after the anime). So that was pretty good too I think.
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2014-04-15, 13:36 | Link #86 | |
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Just like how kagerou didn't become a mega hit even though it was #41??? Oh wait.... Its kind of hard to trust it with something like that out there you know. |
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2014-04-15, 19:24 | Link #87 | ||
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2014-04-15, 22:49 | Link #88 | |
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Noitamina a long time ago use to have the image of presenting more "live-action" josei type material as they doubled up with the tv drama crowd. After that they had an experimental/arthouse stage. Now they seem to have no distinctive image and all it largely shows is whether Fuji TV funds a portion of the series or not, which is why you can see a lot of people complaining about the block these days. |
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2014-04-16, 00:45 | Link #89 | |
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2014-04-16, 02:53 | Link #90 |
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Pocari_Sweat: I did associate Madhouse with projects dealing with Marvel once, as well as the anime adaptation of Devil May Cry. I stopped doing associations when Gainax after having its core talents migrated to Trigger and other companies, screwed up with C3-Bu and experienced having another flop to their record.
I realized that tagging a studio for what it's good at will only make their non-trademark works (like KyoAni's Kyoukai no Kanata) stick out like a sore thumb, especially when it disappoints many. On the topic of Hunter x Hunter, we all know that Togashi is notorious for having hiatuses, which in turn hurts the pace of production in the side of Madhouse.
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2014-04-16, 19:07 | Link #91 | |
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In this business, any mission or brand identity tends to be temporary. |
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