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Angel M Cazares
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While I rather see Amazon not involved with anime at this point, something tells me that this show is being made because Amazon is helping with the financing. This is especially significant if the show is 4-5 cours long.
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PFdaCIA
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I watched a few episodes of Ushio. I always do this: when I'm interested in an anime, but at the same time I'm watching others, I watch their first episode, to get a sense of what I'll see when I finish those I'm already watching. After that I move on to them. I could not watch only one episode of Ushio, I needed to see a 10 lol
It's good to see that Studio Voln is involved with Twin Engine and the other studios. It is a good initiative for a new studio to get involved in this innovation in business. I'm glad. |
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Dandylion
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Ok ... After all these (exciting) announcements Can Somebody please explain to me what is this "Twin engine" Company ??? What's its goal ??? Who are the people behind It ???
Is It a production Company set up by Amazon ??? I'm Just curious, because It's seemingly popping up out of nowhere and the ANN's encyclopedia entry is very limited ... |
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Thorfinn
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Twin Engine will become my Gods some day. Thank you Amazon with financially helping in one way or another.
If this gets 75 or 100 episodes this will become a masterpiece. |
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PFdaCIA
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Twin Engine is an animation production company founded by Koji Yamamoto, former producer of Fuji TV in the Noitamina block. Yamamoto after 10 years producing for the block Noitamina decided to go out to found his own studio [Geno Studio] and its producer [Twin Engine], considering the conditions of the studios whom he asked to produce anime for the Fuji TV. He created it so that it could assist studios in their productions so as to allow the creative minds [animators and directors] to have more freedom, and that the workload as well as the responsibility for production be alleviated. Whether small or large, Yamamoto's goal with his production is to help the studios produce, and for this he wants to gather as many studios as he can in his network, to create a kind of chain of cooperation. Wit, Science Saru and Studio Colorido are just a few of the names that have already partnered with the producer. It also aims to dribble the current system of production commission. Although many say that Geno Studio was created to finish the film of the fabled studio Manglobe, Genocidal Organ, in fact Yamamoto created the studio for another objective that this one was not claimed. |
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relyat08
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It's like Maruyama is desperately trying to go back to the days where he could personally fund a 74 episode adaptation of Monster. I love the hell out of this guy. His passion for his work is truly indomitable. I hope this and Pluto are successful and I hope more of these can become full adaptations.
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Wyvern
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Is this Amazon's first completely exclusive streaming series (IE, not just exclusive in the west but even in Japan.) If so I wonder how they'll handle it. Will they drop the whole series at once? Do 12 episode batches every cour until it's done? Do one episode a week?
This is obviously being done to catch up with Netflix's anime push, but Netflix seems happy with doing short series. Amazon is mixing things up by animating a manga that would need 4 or 5 cours to adapt properly. |
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WANNFH
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So yeah, it will work the same thing like always - one episode at week. |
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relyat08
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I think they were probably under the impression that this wouldn't be aired on TV at all, which would make this the first of its kind for Amazon. I don't think that's what is happening, since, as far as I know, Yamamoto is still somewhat affiliated with Fuji TV, and would want all of these shows to air there. In the unlikely case that this is entirely exclusive to Amazon though, it would be interesting to see what Amazon would do. |
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64BitRatchet
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donhumberto
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+10000 It's funny because I've been thinking a lot about Maruyama today as I learned more and more about Koji Yamamoto. It's so damn exciting to finally have someone with the creative drive and (apparently at least) enough resources to follow in Maruyama's footsteps. Now if only we could get that Pluto adaptation (but after today's incredibly promising annoucements that doesn't seem so far-fetched anymore)... now that would be beyond awesome |
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relyat08
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^^^^^^^^
We are actually getting that Pluto anime!!!!!. It was announced this passed summer. Not coincidentally at all, through Maruyama at M2 and Genco. |
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3ngag3
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I don't know anything about this Twin Engines company making this series, but I hope they do it justice because Karakuri Circus is a really good and underrated manga.
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relyat08
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They aren't an animation studio, but rather a production house. If it makes it easier, more comparable to Aniplex, than to Bones or Madhouse. Meaning they won't be directly making the series or the adaptive choices. |
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donhumberto
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Thanks! I was aware of that announcement but it doesn't quite seem to be 100% definitive yet. Sadly, I've seen quite a lot of really promising announcements in the past that got somehow canned and never got made (Despera anyone?)... but really, on a day like this I'm going to be positive and I'm going to trust it will finally get made. We have to believe |
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