2013-05-17, 00:41 | Link #441 |
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Kumokawa and Tsuchimikado battle was awesome. Kumokawa was winning until Tsuchimikado pull out his magic trump card since he knew he was going to lose against her unless he use magic. I'm confused on if Tsuchimikado let Touma win the fight or was he serious on defeating him. Since by the narration description of Tsuchimikado mental state it seems was all talk but he seem like he didn't have the drive anymore to win despite his body moving.
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2013-05-17, 00:54 | Link #442 |
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I guess he want to make sure Touma's not hurt.., anyway did touma meet kumokawa? Since she did faint downstairs..
Agitate halation is quiteroblematic, since it's pretty much controlling flow of event if you think about it to make sure a particular ending happen? So can it be used against a magic god? Manipulate flow of event to steer the possibility of an event happening? Or at least destroy othinus plan? |
2013-05-17, 01:04 | Link #444 |
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Actually, its more like he was passing the torch to Kamijou to "leave the rest up to him".
You know, the manly man way. By the way guys, we already have posts deleted by Relentless for being off-topic, so do you best to not discuss the light novel you have read. Future anime speculations are fine.
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2013-05-17, 03:28 | Link #447 |
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I'm closing this thread temporarily too because you're all just using it as another novel thread. Let's decide on how the novel threads should be structured and then use those.
(And for the love of god, please don't move to another thread again until this is settled.)
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2013-06-04, 04:56 | Link #448 |
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Cool reopened. ^^
So how do you guys think the anime staff will handle Index III? Specifically the WWIII arc. There's no where to really end the season that won't feel anti-climactic without the WWIII arc, but at the same time there's no way they can pull off adapting those 9 novels in one two-cour season, or at least I really don't want to see them do that, it would ruin it. So I'm really interested in how they'll address this. I'm hoping they make it split three cour or something, and have Index IV two anime seasons after Index III and have it be 13 episodes completely dedicated to WWIII. That would be the best, but it's probably too optimistic.
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2013-06-04, 05:08 | Link #450 |
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Yeah I don't think they'll do that though. If they do then they'll have a season planned to go into production very soon after Index III anyway. That's our best hope I guess, because otherwise Index III is going to be a rushed mess. I'm not sure I have complet faith in Nishikiori not to do that either considering how he tacked on the SS at the end of Index II for no reason and ruined vol 12 somewhat because of it.
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2013-06-04, 10:49 | Link #452 |
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I'm hoping that Index III does volumes 14-19 and then IV does WWIII on it's own. The first Index volume was done in 6 episodes so I don't see why the WWIII volumes which have more going on can't take 8 episodes each.
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Personally, I think ending with the revelation of DRAGON is a great idea for season 3. This would peak viewers interest into making them want to watch a season 4. Season 4 would have SS2 in this case. Right? |
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2013-06-04, 11:54 | Link #455 |
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That's a bit much. I think it can be done well and better in 1-cour. If it's a full 2-cour it will feel really dragged on. 12-13 episodes would be a brisk pace that adequately allows for everything in the volumes to be put in without feeling slow or rushed.
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Also, all of their subplots become pretty important, right? Now that I think about it though: 8 episodes per volume might be a little much because it would be a pretty different feel from everything else... What if they add the hot springs SS novel to make it longer I also suggested before that they could try to merge Railgun and Index seasons 4 because they are occurring probably at the same time (or just add Railgun stuff to Index 4 but make it non-slice of life because it is Index and it is WWIII arc) and use that to get 24 episodes. 13 episodes seems like a bad idea to me. This is because I feel like if they do 13 episodes to end this season, they might not want to adapt NT or do 24 episode seasons for it. Then again, a truer adaptation is probably better. I think it'll honestly depend on how far the railgun manga is at that point. If the railgun manga is far enough, they might be able to put in other subplots going on during WWIII arc involving Shokuhou and other espers that we didn't see in Index WWIII because they weren't really in the picture at that time or introduced yet. That would be able to fill up the 24 episodes and could give a slightly new experience I think in the end that might generate more viewers. (We don't really see much of what's happening in AC during this arc with how they're trying to hold up). It might be interesting to learn about some stuff that's happening there just saying. I'm still fine of course with just the true original adaptation straight from the Light Novels as long as New Testament for sure will be animated. |
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I don't know about putting in any SS volumes as none of those are related to WWIII and it would be kind of weird to shoehorn them into the middle.
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As for the different perspectives, I honestly think 13 eps is enough to get the many parallels plot lines to come together well. Truth be told I'd rather have 16 eps but that's not the way the industry works unfortunately. But 24 would definitely start to feel very dragged by the end. 1 cour would be enough, 1.5 cour would be perfect, but alas, as I said, not the world we live in. I don't look at it in terms of episodes, I look at it in terms of minutes. Since volumes 20-22 are all a continuing story, the stringent episodic arc structure isn't a factor, so looking at it as x number of episodes per volume wouldn't apply. So, rather than looking at it as 4 episodes per volume, I'm thinking about how many minutes would be appropriate to tell the full story, and 288-314min sounds just right for that arc.
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Out of curiosity, why couldn't they do 16 episodes? Is this unprofitable, or does it not follow J.C. staff's rules/policies? |
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2013-06-04, 15:48 | Link #460 |
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It's because it doesn't match networks' schedules. TV anime, and television shows in general, are always in sets of 12 or 13 episode seasons to match TV networks' schedules. An odd number of episodes like 16 is impossible to get through on TV. They'd have to release them via OVA/ONA like what Oreimo is doing and what Bakemonogatari did in the past.
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