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Leiser9
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I'm a bit surprised that they'd combine all the "second season" novels into a 2-cour series, especially due to the massive length of Nekomonogatari (White) compared to the other books.
On the other hand, since they are combining all the second season novels into a 2-cour series, that means we'd probably get them a lot sooner than if they were spread out. |
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sburstall
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I expected with a outline there would some kind of timeline.
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mangamuscle
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With SHAFT it is quite easy to know the timeline, you just have to put LATE or DELAYED next to the project name 
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Kouta6769
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Just like they took there time with the last episode of Madoka, I'm willing to wait as well. |
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GenesisOPX
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Hope they give them all at LEAST english subbed releases in NA, I for one wouldn't hesitate buying them all on bluray.
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sburstall
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LOL...touche' |
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NeoFireHawk
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This is really bad news:
To be more concise, they want to adapt these six works into a 26-episode series: Nekomonogatari (White) Kabukimonogatari Hanamonogatari Otorimonogatari Onimonogatari Koimonogatari To give you an idea, Bakemonogatari was 2 volumes long, and it required 15 episodes to adapt. And now Shaft wants to adapt 6 novels into 26 episodes? that's almost a disaster in the making. And if you consider that novels like Nekomonogatari (White) are one of the longest Nisio Isin has ever wrote, how is Shaft going to adapt all of that in a miser 26-episode TV series? This new "TV series" thing is going to be rushed as hell. Now, if the episodes were 50 minutes long like Katanagatari, it would be another story, but I really doubt it, considering that Bakemonogatari/Nisemonogatari were all the standard 24-minutes long, sadly. |
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Chagen46
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Christ, how many books are in this series?!
Actually....why do LN series tend to have so many novels anyway? American YA novels (the clostest comparison) rarely get past 3-4 books. Even Harry Potter was only 7, yet most LN series are 10-15 and some are MORE than that. |
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Saffire
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Chagen46
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Well, some, like Horizon in the Middle of Nowhere, are pretty thick.
...I do remember reading that competition is very low in LNs. You can spend a lot of time writing volumes without worrying about being dropped, usually. This does have the unfortunate side effect that LNs are on average, of lower quality than full-on novels. |
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Saffire
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I don't know much about the competition, but it wouldn't surprise me. Writing a novel is hard, and writing it serially seems like it would be a nightmare. |
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dtm42
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It's SHAFT, I'm not at all surprised they are experiencing delays. I am however pretty saddened, as this film is one that I have been looking forward to since Bakemonogatari in 2009. Still, I've been waiting for Gothicmade since 2006/07, which puts things into perspective. |
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