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Originally Posted by Chaos2Frozen
Ah yes there's that too... But personally, I also feel that pure romcom or Love-Drama stories are easier to adapt than Sci-fi and fantasy action, no matter what method they end up using  |
Very true -- I was thinking of that too. With a romance-focused story that has a set ending you basically have one key requirement: to develop over the course of the show to get finality to the romance. As long as this key plot point gets developed, many other elements could potentially be sacrificed. With sci-fi/fantasy/action, a lot of the appeal to the audience is in all those little details. (We see how much grief one currently-airing sci-fi/fantasy show gets when an episode is deemed to be at all truncated from the original source and even the slightest explanation is skipped...
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Originally Posted by kobester11
Actually it depends on the budget allotted by the companies to the show. It's pretty obvious that Warner will do their best for LB because of the fanbase... It's just like how toei works, it's obvious that pretty cure and toriko has more budget than one piece.
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Well, sure, but the key point is that they will have planned the resources based on the budget assigned, and they're not going to cannibalize other shows in production that are paid for from a separate budget, because yeah: as Chaos2Frozen alluded to, that's not exactly good business practice.