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MFrontier
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Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2023 10:12 pm
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So basically the same as how they ended the last cour.
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HueyLion
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Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2023 3:38 am
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Ooof! That's a month away, but I'm patient enough to see how they are going to animate the next part.
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Connor Dino
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Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2023 9:47 am
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HueyLion wrote: | Ooof! That's a month away, but I'm patient enough to see how they are going to animate the next part. |
I mean...there are going to be episodes from now till then?
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Tenbyakugon
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Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2023 10:55 am
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Omg just keep it going
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Nonaka Machine Gun B
Joined: 03 Feb 2009
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Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2023 11:58 am
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Next week is a recap, and episodes 22, 23, and 24, will air normally, weekly.
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MyMasterMatthew
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Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2023 12:28 pm
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I've never understood why they call things like this a "1-hour special" when it's really just 2 new episodes airing back-to-back. I might understand if it were a 2 part episode, but it's just the final two episodes of the second cour. When I hear 1-hour special, it makes me think, "Instead of a numbered episode, it sounds like we're getting an OVA," or something like, "This numbered episode is getting double the runtime of a normal episode." In fact, I've already come across a few people who think the final numbered episode of this cour will be an hour long (which is incorrect for multiple reasons), so this feels like a misleading claim. A frequently used marketing tool, yes, but misleading all the same.
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Rob19ny
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Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2023 11:24 pm
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Well, there's 100 chapters remaining with a few episodes left and 2 more cours. Will be interesting to see how it goes from here.
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WatcherZer
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Posted: Mon Aug 28, 2023 6:08 am
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MyMasterMatthew wrote: | I've never understood why they call things like this a "1-hour special" when it's really just 2 new episodes airing back-to-back. I might understand if it were a 2 part episode, but it's just the final two episodes of the second cour. When I hear 1-hour special, it makes me think, "Instead of a numbered episode, it sounds like we're getting an OVA," or something like, "This numbered episode is getting double the runtime of a normal episode." In fact, I've already come across a few people who think the final numbered episode of this cour will be an hour long (which is incorrect for multiple reasons), so this feels like a misleading claim. A frequently used marketing tool, yes, but misleading all the same. |
Two things, traditionally Japanese anime bought their airing block rather than the channel buying the show (except for some of the largest shows with prime time slots) so having a bigger slice of air time was more significant as it was an investment decision, it was often a production company itself creating the marketing rather than the broadcaster. Secondly the specials would get a lot of marketing promotion with adverts to promote the date and the broadcast would often be accompanied by short 5/10 minute interviews with the cast or inserts to play during the add breaks which if your outside Japan you wouldnt witness and arent normally released by licensers (outside asia).
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MyMasterMatthew
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Posted: Mon Aug 28, 2023 6:40 am
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WatcherZer wrote: |
MyMasterMatthew wrote: | I've never understood why they call things like this a "1-hour special" when it's really just 2 new episodes airing back-to-back. I might understand if it were a 2 part episode, but it's just the final two episodes of the second cour. When I hear 1-hour special, it makes me think, "Instead of a numbered episode, it sounds like we're getting an OVA," or something like, "This numbered episode is getting double the runtime of a normal episode." In fact, I've already come across a few people who think the final numbered episode of this cour will be an hour long (which is incorrect for multiple reasons), so this feels like a misleading claim. A frequently used marketing tool, yes, but misleading all the same. |
Two things, traditionally Japanese anime bought their airing block rather than the channel buying the show (except for some of the largest shows with prime time slots) so having a bigger slice of air time was more significant as it was an investment decision, it was often a production company itself creating the marketing rather than the broadcaster. Secondly the specials would get a lot of marketing promotion with adverts to promote the date and the broadcast would often be accompanied by short 5/10 minute interviews with the cast or inserts to play during the add breaks which if your outside Japan you wouldnt witness and arent normally released by licensers (outside asia). |
Interesting. I wasn't aware of these things (especially the interviews part). Thanks for sharing! It seems I jumped the gun with my assessment.
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