Oh I see, it actually is a description of the first novel. Okay.
Oh I see, it actually is a description of the first novel. Okay.
Caules isn't even in that book.
They don't look that bad.Originally Posted by Zork Knight
Are you sure Katsuhiko Takayama wrote the script for Mirai Nikki? I hate Mirai Nikki, the pretentious edgeiness was too much for me, even after I finished it. Huh, the man also did Shounen Maid Kuro-kun which is one of a handful (what? like 3 in total) of trap hentai in the industry. I loved Baka and Test, Aldnoah Zero was stupid, Shuffle was a ok adaptation. Seems like Takayama's work is a coin flip for good and bad.
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So it's Case Files. Cool I guess, I haven't really gotten to read much of the manga, since very little of it has been translated, and I don't read LN's, so maybe the anime will be the medium through which I'll get to experience the whole story................is what I would say, except I see that this is just a special, and not a series? LAME. -_- Give us the whole thing!
"The world is just another word for the things you value around you, right? That's something I've had since I was born. If you tell me to rule such a world, I already rule it."
For Mirai Nikki the blame should fall on the mangaka, unless it went anime original. But given Big Order, pretentious edginess seems to be a thing with that guy
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As bassgs said, Mirai Nikki's absurdly comical edge and pretentiousness comes from the source material; Takayama was just responsible for series composition (not script as I thought, my bad) and, for the most part, I think he did a pretty good job at pacing it. He took a story I don't find interesting or well written and highlighted its most fun and weird aspects in beats I could follow, and I could genuinely enjoy some bits of it and ironically enjoy other parts. With Big Order, I haven't looked into the material, but I heard a lot more was changed. I have no idea what's anime original, but it was aggressively bad all the way through in a way I found very enjoyable. He's a very mixed bag and I think that in lacking guidance from Urobuchi he sunk his portion of Aldnoah.Zero. He's not the only reason it sucks, but I think he was a key contributor.
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i mean, if they just wanted to attract newcomers, then just do it, and not by thinking "hey there are people who watch Zero here, so let's make some connection to do that" or "hey it's from adaptation, so it'll be good to not flesh out all of them, let the audience go to the source material and make some nostalgia shit for the VN reader that newcomer won't understand". Then make some standalone series
Unfortunately for most adaptation, it's not that easy. It's ok to not give inner monologue, but at least give the audience something subtle, like expression or a short monologue
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Considering the key visual my guess is that this ep will be an introduction ep. Since the first chapter of Case Files 1 is just waver and gray talking about angels.
Caules doesn't get introduced until vol 4 so he has no reason in the pic other than recognition.
Therefore, my guess is that this first intro ep is going to follow Caules's first day as a student in the El-Melloi Classroom and him being introduced to all its members. There will probably be a small SOL mystery too.
Though abandoned, forgotten, and scorned as out-of-date dolls, they continue to carry out their mission, unchanged from the time they were designed.
Machines do not lose their worth when a newer model appears.
Their worth (life) ends when humans can no longer bear that purity.
Fortunately this novel don't have too much inner monologue (it's mostly Gray give impression of an event or a person, and from what I know her thoughts are not really that important to show in anime), most explanation are explained by dialogue with another person and their feelings can be felt from their dialogue with the other person
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Where do you know from that it is just OVA?
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That would be cool. The screenshots have one with Zero Waver, so there will be probably some kind of flashback to make sure anime viewers know that Waver and El-Melloi II are the same person.
FMA was written by Shō Aikawa not Takayama and an anime having too many script writers isn't unusual at all.
Yeah I also think "attracting too many sides" is something the CF books are intentionally already doing what with how every volume has a cameo character from some other series on the cover (while still summarizing them enough that people who haven't read the thing they're from won't be alienated)
As I understand, Case Files features characters/cameos from Strange Fake, Apocrypha, Hollow Ataraxia, and of course Zero.
But, does it reference Tsukihime in any way?
Add Mahoyo, Kara no Kyoukai and Melty Blood.
Do we know at what time it airs? Or did it air already in Japan?
I saw that Aikawa wrote the bulk of the episodes, but I was mistaken in thinking Takayama did series composition for FMA 03.
It's not rare for anime to have too many script writers, assistant directors or anything, but for an original show, it's something symptomatic of a troubled production. That said, I take back my theory that Re:Creators in particular suffered from a rocky production. Both Aoki and Hiroe are credited for series composition and episodes 1 through 22, with four additional credits, leaving every episode but 22 at 3 screenwriters per episode. My speculation that someone had to leave production was almost certainly wrong, since it appears that everyone involved was in it all the way through. Either it was conceived messy to begin with, or too many ideas were tossed around and they felt like taking all of them are my two best guesses.
Young Waver has Lelouche face.
oh nice Code Geass cameo
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He's always looked scrawny so this isn't anything new.
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