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Originally Posted by demino_hellsin
I think the biggest difficulty with writing in publications instead of screenplay is the inability to "tag out". Screen writers can have other writers take an episode or two before the main writer goes back in with a fresh mind and starts working again. For manga, LN and others, they have to work on it from start to finish.
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That's not entirely true either.
Durarara's author, Narita Ryohgo, once wrote a short story for Kazuma Kamachi's Index series. Kamachi liked it so much that he used the ideas Narita created in that side story for a future main story, and even credited him for it.
Likewise if they're capable enough, Author can start new titles while in the middle of their main stories. Or if they need more time they can always negotiate something with their Editors. Hell, Tanigawa Nagaru has Haruhi's next volume in the works for two years already.
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Originally Posted by Eratas123
The problem is IS TRIES to take itself seriously and fails to deliver:/ Every volume is interrupted with some kind of unknown force, but the audience reaction isn't "Shite just got real" but rather "Another tournament interrupted!? Come on!". If he made it a gag series from day 1 then there wouldn't be complaints. The problem ultimately ends with the series leaning heavily on comedy when it tries to be both action and humor.
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There are plenty of title that does this well enough- the concept itself is fine.
Izuru is just that bad.