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2017-09-27, 21:24 | Link #1044 | |
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2017-09-27, 21:48 | Link #1046 |
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What? I don't know where you got that from. I haven't heard a single LN reader say they should adapt the entire series in 12 episodes. What they complain about which I agree with, is the changes that have been made like the pool fiasco in Episode 7. I heard Horikita has a SS in 4.5 where she gets her hand stuck in a bottle. Why didn't they just adapt this instead?
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2017-09-27, 21:48 | Link #1047 |
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Is almost like you're defending poorly made adaptations just to mock the LN readers. Making a series to promote the LN doesn't mean that it has to be mediocre to do the job properly you know that? what many LN readers and especially the japanese audience (which are the most important at the end of the day) thinks in the same way.
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2017-09-27, 22:03 | Link #1048 | |
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Does volume 1-3 has obligatory swimming pool episode?
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2017-09-27, 22:22 | Link #1050 | |
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more like a fan service ep. |
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2017-09-27, 22:29 | Link #1051 | |
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Nobody is asking for perfect adaptations because everyone understand that when you adapt certain title it can't be perfect and some changes or modifications like skipping certain parts are needed to fit everything in 12 episodes. What people want from the Studio is having the decency of making an adaptation that repect the source material and that's what didn't happened with Youjitsu. Lemme illustrate that for you with a few examples: -Amagi Brilliant Park: the adaptation was modified in order to avoid certain parts of the original story that leads to more complicated stuff, ended on being something that even LN readers agree that was good. -Kyoukai Senjou no Horizon: Sunrise was against the monster of the LN's, each volume of Horizon is the equivalent of 6 or 7 volumes of any normal LN, sometimes even more. They did some changes and cuts for the sake of fitting all of that in 12 episodes but they did an amazing job at that because they respect the author and his work. -Phantom World: this is an example of an abortion of adaptation, Kyoani literally choose to change the entire story and turn it into a mindless harem where each episode was nothing but fanservice. Ended on being one of the biggest flops in Kyoani's history. TL;DR adaptations are not perfect, but having a little respect for the souce is needed, or you will end with something mediocre and awful. There you have the response to this adaptation from the Japanese audience, and that happened many times in the past. |
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2017-09-27, 22:37 | Link #1052 |
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I've just finished the anime and i was very impress. tbh idc much about if horikita or any other girls are heroines clearly so far what i have seen this is all about ayanokoji so could i please ask if there is a summary of what happens after the island arc? thank you very much
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2017-09-27, 22:59 | Link #1053 | |
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Yes, this anime is awful, mediocre, trash and abomination (for LN readers), so what do you think you will gain by repeating this again? The anime has finished aired. Nothing will be changed. I don't see why are you still so upset when you still can continue read the perfect source. Last edited by Sixth; 2017-09-27 at 23:58. |
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2017-09-28, 00:44 | Link #1055 |
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So, if I may summarize, actually the fault in the anime adaptation is actually because they not just adapted vol 1-3 but also adapted SS 4.5 about pool fiasco for fan service (which I find it logical for the anime to change it from Karuizawa to horikita, because Karuizawa hadn't much role in the anime). of course, Ichinose part too, but it is still can be forgiven (Japanese fans rage about Ichinose part, but they more rage about pool fiasco), as Ichinose charm is in her likeable character, not for the scene itself (IMO).
Actually, I just want to say that anime for those who hadn't read LN is good enough (of course I am a little shock when Ichinose abruptly asking Ayanokoji to pretend to be her boyfriend where There is ALMOST no interaction at all between them in anime, but I will be more confused if in episode 7 they use Karuizawa instead Horikita because there is NO interaction at all between them or role for Karuizawa). Last edited by Hujan; 2017-09-28 at 00:54. |
2017-09-28, 00:52 | Link #1056 |
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Yes, I agree, instead of just bitching about the adaptation which is difficult to faithfully follow the LN in the first place, readers should just take the anime with a grain of salt. In this case, I can understand the studio's take on the adaptation. Introducing Kei as the heroine will only confuse viewers since her main arc begins in volume 4, while the anime only covers the first 3 vols. Instead, they focus on Horikita as the main, while not faithful, it certainly gives the anime more sense. Many of the negative feedbacks are under the guise of "failed adaptation", but I think they stems from the angry shippers whose waifus screentime got cut short.
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2017-09-28, 01:42 | Link #1057 | |
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2017-09-28, 03:01 | Link #1058 |
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This thread was getting heated so I deleted some posts.
I need to clarify a few things: First, this thread is the place to compare the novels with the anime. Not the anime thread. Do not post extensive novel comparisons in the anime thread. If someone posts extensive comparisons in the anime thread (particularly if these comparisons are not behind properly-labeled spoiler tags), please report them for being in violation of the spoiler policy. Second, if you are an anime-viewer coming into this thread, it should be in good faith to discuss the anime from the perspective of the novel (and vice-versa), and not to simply antagonize novel readers who may have a different perspective or opinion. Don't get into "meta arguments" about adaptation vs. source or about whether people are allowed to have opinions about the anime. Everyone is allowed to have an opinion, and we have places on AnimeSuki to facilitate those discussions. While discussions in the anime thread must remain focused on the anime, it is permissible to some have limited/focused comparisons to the novel when relevant/appropriate, so long as it is behind properly-labeled spoiler tags. Again, I direct you to read the aforementioned policy. So anyway, if there is any further disruptive discussion, please report it so that offenders can be banned and the thread can move on to constructive conversation. Thank you.
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2017-09-28, 03:24 | Link #1059 |
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I dont really care about who was supposed to be the main heroine in the survival test or who's whatnot got shoved down our throats, all I wanna know is... was everything that Ayanokouji did in the anime and novel the same? or had some differences? especially the last inner monologue? did he had that in the LN as well? like not seeing any of them as an ally?
I literally only care about Ayanokoji and his antics, who he has to banter with doesnt concern me so long as he did was the same in the original source (honestly I couldnt care less about the female characters in this story) |
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