2012-09-04, 04:00 | Link #1421 |
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So this is with regards to the questions for episode number.
Anyway the post I was referring to earlier was this one. I don't know about the credibility of this source but here it is anyway. Also a bit of question which volume is the OVA included in? |
2012-09-04, 04:58 | Link #1422 |
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Hyouka is a total of 22 episodes. There are a total of 11 volumes of the BD/DVD, and each volume has 2 episodes.
Episode 11.5 is not an OVA, it's an OAD. It will not be on any of the BD/DVD volumes, instead it will be on a blu-ray disc included with the limited edition release of Vol3 of the Hyouka manga due in on Jan 13 2013. Syoboi is not a good source for how long a show is or when it will stop airing because they simply reproduce broadcast information as it is made available to the public from various TV stations. When there is no fixed data, their listings are based on forecasts to the end of the broadcast season. In this case they have listings up until the end of September, but it is not accurate. Hope that helps. |
2012-09-04, 05:29 | Link #1424 | |
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I was wondering where the extra episode would go. |
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2012-09-04, 05:56 | Link #1425 | |
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2012-09-04, 06:09 | Link #1426 |
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I agree 22 makes more sense, we have 2 stories left from book 4, while 21 (handmade chocolate) is not a good ending type of episode for the anime, the other 22 (little birds can remember) is, both in term of story and chronological order.
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2012-09-04, 08:00 | Link #1428 |
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The story is still ongoing. The first four books cover the first year of school. The fifth book starts the second year. The author isn't done, but he's just busy writing other stuff as well. He still does a new short story for Koutenbu now and then. They'll probably wait for more material before doing a second season. Will probably take a few years. Don't expect any sort of continuation anytime soon.
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2012-09-04, 10:11 | Link #1429 | |
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2012-09-04, 15:09 | Link #1431 |
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Btw let me add something to this: while Hyouka's story is pretty nice don't forget that the script for the TV adaptation is being helmed by Gatoh Shouji. Btw can anyone familiar with the novels comment on what effect he's had on the show's pacing, character development and other details? I'm actually rather curious as a FMP fan.
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2012-09-04, 21:10 | Link #1432 |
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ANN most of the time, lists those either Video Games or Anime/Manga related.
http://www.goodreads.com/author/show...onobu_Yonezawa One of his works even got a live action http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Incite_Mill |
2012-09-05, 19:39 | Link #1434 | |
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For me, though, Oreki is just priceless--smart, snide, and sarcastic, but without being malicious, and a soft spot for the girl he likes. There's also a real charm to his insecurity--for so many male anime leads, insecurity leads to a sort of adolescent angst that is just painful for me to watch sometimes. Oreki really is way too down on himself, but he presses on to help Eru and his friends, and they repay him by showing him that the world is not as gray as it seems. The visuals are also just drop-dead gorgeous. |
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2012-09-07, 01:54 | Link #1437 | |
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