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Blatch
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Posts: 348 Location: Northeast U.S. |
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Oof, that sucks.
Considering the situation with the anime, I'm sure a lot of us just want the manga to be officially available in English. |
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Blanchimont
Posts: 3593 Location: Finland |
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And just in case someone mistakes it, it was not the author but the director of the anime who was at the center of the controversy back then. I did like the anime back then, but all things considered I doubt I'd watch it again. I too would like the manga licensed, but the fact it's a web manga in infinite scroll format might pose a few obstacles... |
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Chester McCool
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You mean how it bombed? I'm not sure why they'd license the manga if the anime was a bomb, unless it somehow did much better over here than in Japan. It was a cute show, but given these developments I don't see the manga being licensed at all. |
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Weazul-chan
Posts: 625 Location: Michigan |
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Slashman
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Would be nice to have another season of anime but...
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Ali07
Posts: 3333 Location: Victoria, Australia |
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I wonder how the manga's last chapter wrapped things up, if at all.
Still, a massive fan of the anime, and would like to see the story continue. But, if that's not possible, I'm happy with what I got. |
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Blatch
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Posts: 348 Location: Northeast U.S. |
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Yes. Regardless of what we think about the anime now and whether or not watching it is acceptable, the manga should always be pure. |
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mangaka-chan
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This is a sad news. I've been holding out hope that the artist's health would improve and the series would continue. As it is right now the manga will be concluding mid-arc, without anything resembling an ending. As controversial as the anime has become, it offered viewers a nice clean ending, so that's a small consolation.
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TheOtakuX
Posts: 344 Location: Wooster, Ohio |
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A shame, I loved the story in the anime, would have been nice to see more.
Also a shame WHY it's ended. Always depressing when something bad happens to a mangaka. |
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asilenttree
Posts: 32 Location: California |
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Dang. Does anyone know how much more of a story happened after the anime and what happens?
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phia_one
Posts: 1663 Location: Pennsylvania |
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That's disappointing, but it does make sense. I loved the anime and would love to read the manga at some point.
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SkyLETV34
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What a shame, I loved the anime. And why would people say they'd never see the anime again? The director's a big asshole, but what's he got to do with it? We're not even talking about him being a real Nazi.
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Kadmos1
Posts: 13626 Location: In Phoenix but has an 85308 ZIP |
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There is always the chance someday the manga-ka will get better and resume the manga months or years from now.
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Lord Oink
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The controversy wasn't really a controversy in Japan so I doubt it would really affected it getting another season considering there is only a handful of Jewish people in Japan. The fact it sold only an average of 1300 per volume is more damning. The series was even sold at a heavy discount of 2500 yen per disk, compared to the average 5000-6000 yen. There doesn't seem to be any interest in the west for the manga either. The scanlations are only up to chapter 17 out of 87. Doesn't really look good for the future of the series. |
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