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Stark700 · 2015-09-10, 21:09

Sports manga, "All Out!" is getting a TV anime adaptation.

Premise/Plot Summary:

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Gion Kenji is short and perpetually pissed off about it. Iwashimizu Sumiaki is tall but timid. Although it's bullies that bring this unlikely pair together on the first day of high school, it's the rugby club that will make them friends.

The November issue of Kodansha's Morning Two magazine is announcing on September 22 that a television anime adaptation of Shiori Amase's rugby manga ALL OUT!! has been green-lit for next year.

Source:
http://morning.moae.jp/magazine/morningtwo
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news...in-2016/.92797

Stark700 · 2015-09-10, 23:01

ANN confirms now. I forgot about the date. It's apparently 2016.

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news...in-2016/.92797

kuromitsu · 2015-09-11, 04:00

Well, now we know what's going to take over Comiket next year.

Anyway, I remember reading a few chapters of this way back, and it was nice, so I'll take a look.

Vito · 2015-09-11, 06:05

ANN failed to disclose their source, which is the Morning Two webpage, you can get that preview by manually getting the address. Confirmed my ass.

zztop · 2015-09-11, 06:29

The source manga's listed as seinen-genre, so I'm wondering if the character interactions will be more complex compared to a shounen.

Amase Shiori's also penning another seinen title, 大江戸雪シマキ(Ooedo Yuki Shimaki/ Great Edo('s) Yuki Shimaki), featuring samurai in Edo-era Japan.
http://www.gentosha-comics.net/story/cat2475.html

Sadly, neither title has received a full translation yet.

bastek66 · 2015-09-11, 12:47

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Originally Posted by zztop

The source manga's listed as seinen-genre, so I'm wondering if the character interactions will be more complex compared to a shounen.

Demographics, not genre. Also this doesn't have to anything to do with character interactions complexity.

kuromitsu · 2015-09-11, 13:10

Yep. Just because something is "seinen" doesn't mean that it's automatically more complex or mature, it just means that it's being serialized in a seinen magazine; and the only thing that the "seinen" label on a mag really means is that since it targets an adult audience there's a wider selection of topics/settings, and fewer restrictions in place, so the mangaka enjoy more freedom. It doesn't necessarily mean that the work is somehow more complex.

zztop · 2015-09-11, 13:25

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Originally Posted by kuromitsu

Yep. Just because something is "seinen" doesn't mean that it's automatically more complex or mature, it just means that it's being serialized in a seinen magazine; and the only thing that the "seinen" label on a mag really means is that since it targets an adult audience there's a wider selection of topics/settings, and fewer restrictions in place, so the mangaka enjoy more freedom. It doesn't necessarily mean that the work is somehow more complex.

I see. What sort of restrictions would a non-seinen mangaka usually face, other than sex/violence? Because I recall some shounen manga I read whose fanservice levels were on par with some seinen-labeled titles I read. (I forget the titles though).

LG-MAX 2.o · 2015-09-11, 14:52

basically what makes a work be good is the mangaka, and not if is shounen or seinen.

jeroz · 2015-09-12, 03:55

I don't care if it turned out shit, I'm going to watch the shit out of this thing and rant constantly about horrible body position when hitting rucks

Guardian Enzo · 2015-09-12, 11:57

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Originally Posted by jeroz

I don't care if it turned out shit, I'm going to watch the shit out of this thing and rant constantly about horrible body position when hitting rucks

99% of Americans just heard the teacher's voice on a Peanuts TV special when they read that.

Dop · 2015-09-12, 14:46

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Originally Posted by jeroz

I don't care if it turned out shit, I'm going to watch the shit out of this thing and rant constantly about horrible body position when hitting rucks

You think you've got problems. I read the title "All Out" and came here expecting it to be an anime about Cricket!

Stark700 · 2015-11-19, 20:57

Character sketches

Spoiler:

Cast:
Kenji Gion: Shouya Chiba
Sumiaki Iwashimizu: Yuto Adachi
Takuya Sekizan: Yoshimasa Hosoya
Mutsumi Hachiouji: Ryota Osaka

kuromitsu · 2015-11-20, 14:33

Waah someone give Hosoya Yoshimasa a non-gruff character already! It's not that he's bad at those, far from it, but oh, that beautiful voice!

jeroz · 2015-11-21, 20:21

considering that he plays in no.8, it can be anything

kuromitsu · 2015-11-22, 18:17

If you mean No.6, that's exactly the kind of role he needs more of!

jeroz · 2015-11-29, 01:25

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Originally Posted by kuromitsu

If you mean No.6, that's exactly the kind of role he needs more of!

I'm referring to his position on the pitch

Cloudedmind · 2016-02-07, 20:02

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Originally Posted by kuromitsu

Waah someone give Hosoya Yoshimasa a non-gruff character already! It's not that he's bad at those, far from it, but oh, that beautiful voice!

I'm kind of hoping he doesn't use his gruff voice. Not that gruff couldn't work. I just never pictured Sekizan with a gruff voice. More, slightly deep but still smooth.

Stark700 · 2016-02-21, 20:01

Coming Fall 2016.

Director: Kenichi Shimizu
Series Composition: Masahiro Yokotani
Screenplay: Yasuhiro Irie
Character Design: Masanori Shino
Studio/Animation Production: TMS Entertainment x Madhouse

http://moca-news.net/article/2016022...22210000a_/01/

bastek66 · 2016-02-21, 22:12

That ass convinced me to not watch the show and avoid threads.

2015-09-10, 23:01	Link #2
Stark700 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Somewhere on Earth	ANN confirms now. I forgot about the date. It's apparently 2016. http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news...in-2016/.92797 __________________

2015-09-12, 03:55	Link #10
jeroz Art Block Specialist Join Date: Jun 2007	I don't care if it turned out shit, I'm going to watch the shit out of this thing and rant constantly about horrible body position when hitting rucks __________________ [TAC]

2015-11-19, 20:57	Link #13
Stark700 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Somewhere on Earth	Character sketches Spoiler: Cast: Kenji Gion: Shouya Chiba Sumiaki Iwashimizu: Yuto Adachi Takuya Sekizan: Yoshimasa Hosoya Mutsumi Hachiouji: Ryota Osaka __________________ Last edited by Stark700; 2015-11-19 at 21:19.

2015-11-21, 20:21	Link #15
jeroz Art Block Specialist Join Date: Jun 2007	considering that he plays in no.8, it can be anything __________________ [TAC]

2016-02-21, 20:01	Link #19
Stark700 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Somewhere on Earth	Coming Fall 2016. Director: Kenichi Shimizu Series Composition: Masahiro Yokotani Screenplay: Yasuhiro Irie Character Design: Masanori Shino Studio/Animation Production: TMS Entertainment x Madhouse http://moca-news.net/article/2016022...22210000a_/01/ __________________ Last edited by Stark700; 2016-02-21 at 20:14.

2015-09-11, 04:00	Link #3
kuromitsu Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2004	Well, now we know what's going to take over Comiket next year. Anyway, I remember reading a few chapters of this way back, and it was nice, so I'll take a look.

2015-09-11, 06:05	Link #4
Vito Asshole. Join Date: Aug 2008	ANN failed to disclose their source, which is the Morning Two webpage, you can get that preview by manually getting the address. Confirmed my ass.

2015-09-11, 06:29	Link #5
zztop Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2013	The source manga's listed as seinen-genre, so I'm wondering if the character interactions will be more complex compared to a shounen. Amase Shiori's also penning another seinen title, 大江戸雪シマキ(Ooedo Yuki Shimaki/ Great Edo('s) Yuki Shimaki), featuring samurai in Edo-era Japan. http://www.gentosha-comics.net/story/cat2475.html Sadly, neither title has received a full translation yet.

2015-09-11, 13:10	Link #7
kuromitsu Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2004	Yep. Just because something is "seinen" doesn't mean that it's automatically more complex or mature, it just means that it's being serialized in a seinen magazine; and the only thing that the "seinen" label on a mag really means is that since it targets an adult audience there's a wider selection of topics/settings, and fewer restrictions in place, so the mangaka enjoy more freedom. It doesn't necessarily mean that the work is somehow more complex.

2015-09-11, 14:52	Link #9
LG-MAX 2.o Senior Member Join Date: May 2014	basically what makes a work be good is the mangaka, and not if is shounen or seinen.

2015-11-20, 14:33	Link #14
kuromitsu Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2004	Waah someone give Hosoya Yoshimasa a non-gruff character already! It's not that he's bad at those, far from it, but oh, that beautiful voice!

2015-11-22, 18:17	Link #16
kuromitsu Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2004	If you mean No.6, that's exactly the kind of role he needs more of!

2016-02-21, 22:12	Link #20
bastek66 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2012	That ass convinced me to not watch the show and avoid threads. __________________