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Agent355
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Isn't this a bit soon? Or does it have tons of material even though volume 1 just came out in the U.S.?
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Gemnist
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Posted: Fri Aug 03, 2018 2:15 am
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Obviously haven’t seen this, but I’m still seriously hoping that Ufotable gives more WSJ titles an adaptation.
| Agent355 wrote: | | Isn't this a bit soon? Or does it have tons of material even though volume 1 just came out in the U.S.? |
It’s got 11 volumes, which is already about 50 episodes of content based on the 2:1 rule.
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Agent355
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Posted: Fri Aug 03, 2018 2:23 am
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| Gemnist wrote: | Obviously haven’t seen this, but I’m still seriously hoping that Ufotable gives more WSJ titles an adaptation.
| Agent355 wrote: | | Isn't this a bit soon? Or does it have tons of material even though volume 1 just came out in the U.S.? |
It’s got 11 volumes, which is already about 50 episodes of content based on the 2:1 rule. |
Shouldn't that depend on the manga's pace more than any rule? I haven't checked this one out yet, but there is a huge difference in pacing between a dialogue heavy manga and an action heavy one (think Death Note vs. Bleach).
Anyway, it's not coming out 'till next year, which would give them more to work with. I'm just surprised at how quickly it's getting adapted.
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HoboSoup
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Posted: Fri Aug 03, 2018 2:28 am
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| Agent355 wrote: | | Isn't this a bit soon? Or does it have tons of material even though volume 1 just came out in the U.S.? |
There's easily more than enough material in Japan for a 24 episode season. As the other person here said there's 11 volumes of so out in Japan right now, we're just way behind in the U.S.
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HoboSoup
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Posted: Fri Aug 03, 2018 2:32 am
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| Agent355 wrote: |
| Gemnist wrote: | Obviously haven’t seen this, but I’m still seriously hoping that Ufotable gives more WSJ titles an adaptation.
| Agent355 wrote: | | Isn't this a bit soon? Or does it have tons of material even though volume 1 just came out in the U.S.? |
It’s got 11 volumes, which is already about 50 episodes of content based on the 2:1 rule. |
Shouldn't that depend on the manga's pace more than any rule? I haven't checked this one out yet, but there is a huge difference in pacing between a dialogue heavy manga and an action heavy one (think Death Note vs. Bleach).
Anyway, it's not coming out 'till next year, which would give them more to work with. I'm just surprised at how quickly it's getting adapted. |
There's a lot of content to burn through in terms of both lengthy dialogue sections and long fights. Also 3 year since the launch of the manga by the time the anime comes out, that seems like a decent amount of time.
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ultimatehaki
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Posted: Fri Aug 03, 2018 7:06 am
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| Agent355 wrote: | | Isn't this a bit soon? Or does it have tons of material even though volume 1 just came out in the U.S.? |
With the amount of chapters out right now they could easily do three 24 episode seasons. And since this ain't Toei or Peirrot we don't got to worry about it being a continuous running show. I just hope we get multiple seasons.
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64BitRatchet
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Posted: Fri Aug 03, 2018 8:00 am
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| Agent355 wrote: |
| Gemnist wrote: | Obviously haven’t seen this, but I’m still seriously hoping that Ufotable gives more WSJ titles an adaptation.
| Agent355 wrote: | | Isn't this a bit soon? Or does it have tons of material even though volume 1 just came out in the U.S.? |
It’s got 11 volumes, which is already about 50 episodes of content based on the 2:1 rule. |
Shouldn't that depend on the manga's pace more than any rule? I haven't checked this one out yet, but there is a huge difference in pacing between a dialogue heavy manga and an action heavy one (think Death Note vs. Bleach).
Anyway, it's not coming out 'till next year, which would give them more to work with. I'm just surprised at how quickly it's getting adapted. |
This is actually taking longer to release than most Shonen Jump anime adaptations.
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G S Palmer
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Posted: Fri Aug 03, 2018 8:14 am
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| Gemnist wrote: | Obviously haven’t seen this, but I’m still seriously hoping that Ufotable gives more WSJ titles an adaptation.
| Agent355 wrote: | | Isn't this a bit soon? Or does it have tons of material even though volume 1 just came out in the U.S.? |
It’s got 11 volumes, which is already about 50 episodes of content based on the 2:1 rule. |
Actually, volume 12 just came out today, and judging by the rate new volumes come out, there'll probably be ~3 more by the time the anime comes out (one in October, one in December, and one in March, since that seems to be the schedule they come out on).
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Blankslate
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Posted: Fri Aug 03, 2018 8:39 am
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| Agent355 wrote: | | Isn't this a bit soon? Or does it have tons of material even though volume 1 just came out in the U.S.? |
Time between premiere in Jump and anime adaptation:
Black Clover ~ 32 months
Kimetsu no Yaiba ~ 39 months
Food Wars ~ 29 months
Haikyu! ~ 27 months
Hinomaru Zumo ~ 54 months
My Hero Academia ~ 22 months
The Promised Neverland ~ 30 months
Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs ~ 30 months
It seems about standard for 2010s Jump series.
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Agent355
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Posted: Sun Aug 05, 2018 1:23 am
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| Blankslate wrote: |
| Agent355 wrote: | | Isn't this a bit soon? Or does it have tons of material even though volume 1 just came out in the U.S.? |
Time between premiere in Jump and anime adaptation:
Black Clover ~ 32 months
Kimetsu no Yaiba ~ 39 months
Food Wars ~ 29 months
Haikyu! ~ 27 months
Hinomaru Zumo ~ 54 months
My Hero Academia ~ 22 months
The Promised Neverland ~ 30 months
Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs ~ 30 months
It seems about standard for 2010s Jump series. |
That's really interesting! Thanks for putting it to clearly!
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