Ascendance of a Bookworm - anime discussion

Actually, my parents (aged 87 and 77) tell me they are looking forward to it, too, though they don't have much interest in anime otherwise. The show seems to have remarkably broad appeal.

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@b-scot-morgan said in Ascendance of a Bookworm - anime discussion:

@arghc said in Ascendance of a Bookworm - anime discussion:

Still subscribed to Crunchyroll. Looking forward to it. 8-)

Oh, same here. :-)

Actually, my parents (aged 87 and 77) tell me they are looking forward to it, too, though they don't have much interest in anime otherwise. The show seems to have remarkably broad appeal.

Oh that's just awesome!

I got my mom to watch Haibane Renmei way back when, but that's the only time I ever managed to get either of my parents to watch anime. I could see her having enjoyed Bookworm though, it really does have that appeal.

Geezer Weasalopes

@b-scot-morgan said in Ascendance of a Bookworm - anime discussion:

@arghc said in Ascendance of a Bookworm - anime discussion:

Still subscribed to Crunchyroll. Looking forward to it. 8-)

Oh, same here. :-)

Actually, my parents (aged 87 and 77) tell me they are looking forward to it, too, though they don't have much interest in anime otherwise. The show seems to have remarkably broad appeal.

I suspect my father would have enjoyed the world building, as well as being very interested in the equivalent European cultures.
Mom, probably as well; given she wasn't one to read for pleasure I don't have as good a grasp upon her taste in such things. On the other hand, I think she'd have found the characters of interest.

They're both long dead, though, these are far too recent for them to have had the opportunity.

Gamen

@b-scot-morgan I had considered sharing sci-fi anime w/ my mother years ago but didn't know how it would go over; but since then I've come to be skeptical of anime (to put it mildly). Plus I don't like dubs and she doesn't like subtitles (and from what I've heard of it, I don't like the Japanese dub of Bookworm either!).

...This is all ironic, because since then I learned she's not dismissive of cartoons at all, and we've watched Clone Wars, Rebels, Bad Batch, and What If? together, along with catching up on Disney and Pixar movies :P

Axehand

Another split cour perhaps? If just 12 episodes I would imagine up to the end of Volume 2. If it goes back-to-back we could see the first half of Volume 3 and there is a lot of nice material in there (Rozemyne's baptism and everything related to the Ferdinand concerto for a start).

strangeattractor

@axehand

I would love to see the Ferdinand concert on screen.

GeorgeMTO

Latest s3 preview!
https://youtu.be/Ec2GM5VDAEY

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arghc

@georgemto said in Ascendance of a Bookworm - anime discussion:

Latest s3 preview!

So, April... in Japan? Are they simultaneously working on the subs/dubs? How quickly will Crunchyroll be delivering for us? 8-)

GeorgeMTO

@arghc subs are almost always simultaneous (Netflix jail being the exception). Dub is a LOT more variable. Sometimes it'll start up during the season, other times it'll be years later.

arghc

@georgemto said in Ascendance of a Bookworm - anime discussion:

@arghc subs are almost always simultaneous (Netflix jail being the exception). Dub is a LOT more variable. Sometimes it'll start up during the season, other times it'll be years later.

Given the option, I usually watch subs anyhoo, so that works for me. That said, was there delay between Japan and Crunchyroll on season 2 (one assumes it's different after its popularity was apparent).

GeorgeMTO

@arghc said in Ascendance of a Bookworm - anime discussion:

That said, was there delay between Japan and Crunchyroll on season 2 (one assumes it's different after its popularity was apparent).

Really? I thought I watched it as it came out, and I can't see any difference between the release date on MAL and the dates Crunchyroll has for its episodes.