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BlueAlf
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 Posted: Tue Jul 09, 2024 6:55 pm
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Huh? The Umineko manga had a different ending?
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InNeedOfAName
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Posted: Tue Jul 09, 2024 7:39 pm
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| BlueAlf wrote: | | Huh? The Umineko manga had a different ending? |
iirc it's not an entirely different ending, the manga just gives the answers to the mysteries in the episode 7 manga adaptation.
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Amritzer
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Posted: Tue Jul 09, 2024 9:40 pm
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So, out of all the questions, they couldn't ask the most important one: Will there be Umineko anime remake?
Especially considering that we are currently in the era of revivals of many 2000s anime, and, well, that Sayaka Ohara was present as well.
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NezumiVA
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Posted: Tue Jul 09, 2024 11:21 pm
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| Amritzer wrote: | | So, out of all the questions, they couldn't ask the most important one: Will there be Umineko anime remake?
Especially considering that we are currently in the era of revivals of many 2000s anime, and, well, that Sayaka Ohara was present as well. |
Well I mean, to be fair, he already said before the con even happened that he had no anime related announcements to make. I wouldn’t assume the idea has been floated very seriously over there, especially since the original Umineko anime did somewhat poorly financially as far as I remember.
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pachy_boy
Joined: 09 Mar 2006
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Posted: Wed Jul 10, 2024 2:03 pm
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| Quote: | | Speaking of franchise media and extensions, Higurashi fans were curious about how Ryukishi worked with Studio Passione on the recent Gou and Sotsu anime. "The extent of my relationship with Passione is that I made the plot and handed it to them. I'd be surprised at how my work is translated into storyboards." |
If what he's saying is that he left Passione to feel free to adapt/interpret his outline without much/any supervision from him, that would explain so much with how the anime turned out, and how the manga version has proven so superior by leaps and bounds
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Funchal99
Joined: 27 Sep 2016
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Posted: Thu Jul 11, 2024 2:00 pm
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Rose Guns Days is a terrific story, I'm glad it's finally being officially licensed, though that makes me wonder what took so long since it's safe to assume Witch Hunt, the people behind the original fantranslation of both this and Umineko, will be the ones doing the official localization.
By the same token, Umineko Gold, a project I was incredibly excited over, is still radio silent and their last update said they were under NDA by 07th Expansion itself to not disclose anything about the project despite it being on ice until today with no news of cancellation. I dunno, asking what's the holdup for so many things would be one of the first things on my mind.
Regarding Ciconia, at this point I really can't swallow his justification for not moving on with it. Like, I get it, it's understandable. He accidentally predicted a global pandemic AND the Russian x Ukraine war. Back when those topics were too recent (and especially the pandemic distressing everybody) it made sense to take a step back, but by now it just feels silly to still be wary of telling his story. None of it was his fault and his doujin VN probably won't make any significant impact on these issues.
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