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@albertrojas said in Seirei Gensouki Anime Announcement:
Edit: It seems that there's an ongoing crowdfunding for the anime, and it's currently halfway the target with 85 days remaining.
I assume you're talking about this? https://animefund.com/project/seireigensouki
応援いただいた資金の使いみち
TVアニメ『精霊幻想記』のアニメ制作は完了しております。
そのため、応援いただいた資金は以下の目的で活用させていただきます。
・リターンの製造・配送
・イラストの描き下ろし制作
・限定短編小説の書き下ろし制作
・オーダーメイド商品の製造費用
・各権利処理費用
・『精霊幻想記』の広告・PRSo, the anime has already finished production, so funding will be used to produce and distribute merchandise, illustrations, short stories, etc. plus bills and marketing.
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Given Seirei's anime adaptation will only be getting 12 episodes, how many volumes could they reasonably adapt for the anime?
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@zz2000 said in Seirei Gensouki Anime Announcement:
Given Seirei's anime adaptation will only be getting 12 episodes, how many volumes could they reasonably adapt for the anime?
http://seireigensouki.com/bddvd/Considering how many times anime studios have pushed the boundaries of what is reasonable here I shudder to even think about it. There have been so many stories ruined by adaptations cutting important scenes and burning through volumes.
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@zz2000 Are you defining "reasonably" as a normal human would, or "reasonably" as in how fast can you burn through volumes? Because if it's the latter, I'd like to point out that the recent series Hakyu Hoshin Engi did an entire completed 23-volume manga... as a 23-episode series. If you want something actually reasonable, then two to four is probably what you'd get for a 12-episode series.
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@zz2000 I'm still in doubt with this one. All they announced was that BDs 1 and 2 will have 6 episodes each, not that the anime will only have 2 Blu-ray releases.
Ultimately, it depends on whether the anime's pacing is fast or slow, because if it's the latter, we might be seeing a 24 episode, or even a split-cour here.
I guess I'm just being optimistic here after watching episode 1. It's honestly slower than I thought it would be. That might change in later episodes, but that remains to be seen.
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if there really is only 12 episode,
episode 2 should end in Haruto trying to escape the false charge after the forest training incident.
then episode 3-4 would be Seirei no Tami, 6-7 the Yagumo.
or burn the Seirei no Tami to 1 episode, and Yagumo to 1 episode then at least the story would start at episode 6 or 7.quite sure it would be horribly passed tho.
and honestly after Arifureta and Blade Dance, I put little to no expectation to any anime adaptation and just enjoy it for the seiyu and all my favorite character being animated.
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@zz2000 I just posted that exact link just 2 posts above yours but okay...
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The comment was posted in the V16 discussion thread, I moved it here.
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Since the OP & ED suggests it's going to get through the wedding arc. It also suggests that Yagumo is going to be presented in some fashion. That means they're probably going to cover the first 5 volumes in 12 episodes.
But I'd like to see volume 6 animated, since that's when all the characters are in place and Haruto's story finally begins. If they push through to volume 7, they'll actually reach a pretty clean stopping point in the story, with the confirmation that the path Rio decided on in Yagumo continues into the future and also answers who the mysterious hooded guy is, the one who crushed the thing that killed the assassin.
The first episode appears to cover about half the first volume, but since each volume doesn't cover much in terms of the overall plot. I didn't find the pacing particularly fast or the story hard to follow. While it did cut out a lot of the "how things work" background the novels give, I didn't really miss them since those details weren't going to matter.
While the first episode alone isn't enough to tell what's going to be de/emphasized or ongoing quality, it may work out alright if they use 2 episodes per volume having an extra 2 episodes for stretching out special events (or to cover volume 6 & 7).
Hm... I might actually find the pacing of the first episode fine because I've read parts of the manga; and I find the pacing of the manga to be rather fast. But we'll see how the pacing of the first episode compares to the next few episodes.
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re: slums (and Rio's 'house" being too clean) When Rio encounters Vanessa and company, they ask about going into the slums etc (as if where they currently are, wasn't the slums), so that shack (in the anime) isn't in the slums (which would be different from the LN)
re: 12/24/36 episodes being produced, how many volumes will be covered etc. All we know (for certain) is that 1 cour of 12 episodes has been produced- if ratings/sales of the manga/LN are very, very, good, I imagine that the powers that be will green light 2nd cour (or more?) but from what I understand, any anime initially getting more than 12-13 episodes is rare (unless you are talking about a blockbuster/super popular manga/LN like SAO)
That being said, I hope that the production company made a rational decision to cover a reasonable amount in the 12 episodes (3 volumes or so) and the more grown up Rio we see in the opening credits is foreshadowing (wishful thinking) of what will be covered in a future season.re: crowdfunding. In my opinion that isn't a good sign. Anime are often marketing vehicles for LN/Manga, if the publisher isn't providing the funds to market the anime (i.e. swag to bundle with blue-rays etc.) and folks making the anime have to ask the fans to, who is going to pay for a 2nd season? A second season (where I presume there are new and/or more 'grown up' characters, and different settings) would have significant production costs - they can't reuse the art!
I don't want to presume too much from 1 episode- but they've laid groundwork for
that would be a lot for 12 episodes - it's going to be rushed. I expect time-skips, hand waving and whole parts just cut out
I read banned books
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@jon-mitchell It's not just the OP/ED that feature Sayo and Rumi though; the teasers also did: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=851ThX-yYxQ&t=1m (and sparring with Gouki a few seconds further in... and then Aishia afterwards)
I was optimistic before that Aishia's prominence meant they were changing up story. But now.... I mean a part of volume 5 was quite prominent in the ED, so while there's a chance it's optimism on the part of the studio...
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@gamen
yea, they're be compressing a lot into 1 season, a tough row to hoe. If handled poorly the whole thing could be a train wreck. If handled well, like a scalpel in a talented surgeon's hand, the cuts might make for a satisfying 'whole' cour...I'm not optimistic that fans will be happy, I'm just hoping that for what it is (without comparing it to the WN/LN/Manga) it's entertaining (as I've mentioned upthread, I have a low bar) ---I'll watch it regardless unless it becomes unbearable (like Ragnarok anime was) -
@jon-mitchell I guess considering it from a plot standpoint it makes more sense to stop there because it could wrap up more nicely (depending on the pacing and cuts). It's also better for a hypothetical second season too if they were to pace it the same way.
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Celia proving, once again, that she can be so damn cute on any media form.
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Finally caught up and I rather enjoyed episode 2. Something about the voice acting of Celia just clicks with the mental image I had of her in my head.
No doubt for me, still best waifuOh and just noticed from the end credit artwork, it looks like at minimum volume 5 will be reached (best arc in my opinion)
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@custodes From the title of the next episode I guess ep 3 will end the first volume... And why did they sum up Rio not being able to use magic as an off remark by fucking Alphonse?? Damn... this is not looking good.
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@paulnamida Opposing viewpoint: They're cutting a lot of stuff that ultimately isn't important in the long run, meaning we might be able to trust they'll do cuts competently and devote more time to content that's appealing to new viewers, which will get them to read the books and maybe allow for more anime in the future.
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@myskaros IMO, showing his training at using his mana and how it differs from the regular magic taught at the Kingdom was an important plotpoint. I guess they could just show it as a flashback during the minotaur fight, but that'd be anticlimactic AF.
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@paulnamida Please remember not to post spoilers in this topic, a lot of people are experiencing the story for the first time via the anime. And I still don't really think that plot point is important, so I guess we'll have to agree to disagree.
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@jon-mitchell in different point-of-view crowd funding can actually make something that was ignored by publisher into working product. also it left the creator to their own device without minding publisher pressure. as someone who witness the success of nekopara I think its not impossible task. well, as long as we have enough fans with money tho.
