2020-04-15, 19:03 | Link #21 |
Seishu's Ace
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Kyoto, Japan
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That one and BNA are the two most likely to be completed, from what I've heard. BNA because of the obvious Netflix connection and Yesterday because the production schedule was extremely proactive.
What's going to be interesting is what happens when production does get ramped back up - realistically fall at the earliest, probably. Will the shows that were halted be finished and push everything else back, or will they be abandoned in favor of the scheduled series that had yet to air? I suspect it will be a mix, depending on their perceived profitability. In a sense it's the same dilemma sports leagues are facing in deciding whether to finish their abortive seasons or scrap them and start over.
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2020-04-15, 20:41 | Link #22 |
Math Ninja
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Ventura County CA
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I know nothing about anime production, so assume this question is asked in total ignorance:
How much work can be done remotely? I turned in my latest book manuscript right before the US started locking down, and by now I've been through the edited proofs and we've worked out the final version. I expect cover art at some point too, which means the book will be ready to hit the press as soon as the stay-at-home orders are lifted. Can anime production run that way, too? |
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Seishu's Ace
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The biggest issues are probably not the animation houses themselves, but compositing and voice recording. One possible option might be to move everything lock, stock and barrel to Korea, where the situation is under far better control. But I don't know if the necessary facilities could be freed up to make that happen.
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2020-04-16, 10:28 | Link #26 |
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I haven't watched any of this show yet, but I can say you need a little Tsuritama in your life. It follows four boys who bond over ocean fishing. It also has aliens and a hilariously silly bunch of secret agents. Nakamura Kenji made this delightful little story:
It ran alongside Sakamichi no Apollon in the noitaminA block when they were running two shows back-to-back for a while.
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Seishu's Ace
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2020-04-16, 10:44 | Link #28 | |
Kana Hanazawa ♥
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2020-04-16, 11:15 | Link #29 |
is this so?
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Gradius Home World
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Spoiler for official art:
somehow, this anime makes me want to fish near the sea again. Just not forget to put the sunblock, to avoid experience the 4-5 day pain of sunburn again - not joking about this, the pain that time was hell.
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2020-04-22, 01:13 | Link #34 |
Math Ninja
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Aw, I hope this show isn't delayed too long. I really like it. Certainly not the best show of the season, but for some reason it leaves me smiling the most. And I don't even like fishing.
Hina and Natsumi remind me of Aoi and Hinata in Yama no Susume, and this show has the same combination of CGDCT and outdoorsy information. And even though they're explicitly catching fish to eat them, the show is much less food-obsessed than YuruCamp. |
2020-04-22, 02:25 | Link #35 |
is this so?
Join Date: Mar 2007
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yeah, with this and Healin Precure delayed. I have much less to watch. Now only have Priconne and Tamayomi as new anime to watch.
However, it also is sort of a positive thing because shows Doga Kobo cares about their employees. If there's a plague.. better safety first than try to risk life of people.
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2020-04-23, 08:43 | Link #38 |
is this so?
Join Date: Mar 2007
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Watched episode 3:
Hina catch her first big fish. Took an insane amount of patience to catch that one. The food cooked looks so delicious..... Things are getting good, now I'm even more sad this has to take a break. However, I still believe it has to be done for the safety of their workers. Looking forward to the time this anime will resume again!!
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2020-04-24, 22:20 | Link #40 |
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I'm very doubtful it's a Japan-only trait: anime are known for using visuals to convey specific ideas, and that looks like it's Hina's tick for coping with stressful moments, the same way some people chew their nails, pick at their skin or break out a fidget spinner. If I had to guess, this is an unequivocal way of communicating to viewers that something is making her anxious, irrespective of her whatever she might be saying in that moment.
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