Guilty Crown season 2?

JeffreyZin said:


In the meantime, rather than posting a rant about GC, let's watch something else like PSYCHO-PASS since EGOIST sang that song & that show was better than GC.

JeffreyZin said:
Season 2 is NOT gonna happen, people.

It's over. Plotholes & loose ends everywhere till it never make it out 'alive' for me.

What happened next to both Arisa Kuhoin & Daryl Yan?! WE DON'T KNOW.

In the meantime, rather than posting a rant about GC, let's watch something else like PSYCHO-PASS since EGOIST sang that song & that show was better than GC.

VoidGenome said:
I don't understand why you are trying so hard and why you would shamelessly try to talk people out of their fandom in order for them to go over to another one. It's not like PP's chances of a second season are as hopeless as GC's, so why don't you just chill the fuck out and wait for it's continuatio?
Unlike for PP fans, all that's left for GC fans to do is talk about it as long as there are still people to talk with, where PP fans will just have to wait for their second season to get more talking material and additional attention from anime fans.

TL;DR: You as a PP fan are standing in a better position, so why the hell are you complaining?

animetoon said:
As for psycho-pass, I think the discussions related to the anime will tend to get into the more intellectual/academic side of things i.e what the Sibyl system did right/wrong, idea of justice, human vs machines, etc. and this is also one of the main reasons I didn't really stick around after the anime aired. I think Akane went through significant dev as well as Ginoza and they were pretty good in the end so I have no complaints for the most part but the story wasn't really something that captivated me and I think it could've been better (more subjective side of the spectrum here). However, the anime is indeed better written so the anime's fans shouldn't be disappointed unless it didn't turn out to be what they wanted but again this would be from a subjective point of view and not really something the anime did wrong storywise. The anime did have its flaws like any other but to me it was a solid production from I.G and worthy of praise.

I did notice psychopass and guilty crown had a similar setting and the element of sound in the way the psychopass was analyzed through a cymatic scan. I thought this was pretty cool as well :)

RollFail said:
I think that umm GC will have a sequel like how K Project did. K had so many unanswered plots and so did GC. So yeah...

j0x said:
let it go dudes their will never be a season 2 the story is up to interpretation anyway their is no plot holes in it the clues and hints are there for the viewers to formulate their own conclusion

MouradSME said:
I don't think it'll have a sequel, ethough I feel as unsatisfied as you are.

ftghb said:


There were way too many question marks for a single ova episode to give us any closure...usually a single ova episode only does justice to a series that already has had the major plot points wrapped up...but on the issue of guilty crown here...what happened with Daath?? shu with 2 void genomes and nothing came out of it?? what happened to japan?? shu's father's will? dont think that was ever addressed... there are still alot of angles to address if they wanted to...without having to pull another plot twist out of their ass

Jonesy974 said:
Hey there I joined the forum just to voice my opinion and I definitely think that a second season of Guilt Crown would be awesome. I know the first season was rushed with a lot of plot-holes but all negative things considered it was a very memorable anime with a good set of characters, great animation, flawless soundtrack, and a captivating story (minus plot-holes).

Now this is just me pulling some ideas out of my ass, and I'm hardly a writer or a creative person by any means, but I imagined a few scenarios where they might be able to pull of a decent season two.

In my mind, it would start off in Japan a few years after the apocalypse caused by Mana's revival. Shu and his friends are still together, of course he still suffers from blindness and a missing arm and everything is normal. Funeral Parlor long since been disbanded and so has the GHQ with the death of Keido. At some point Japan was able to reestablish a conventional working government system since it was no longer hindered by the apocalypse virus and was readmitted into the UN after delegations. While everything is seemingly normal once again, Da'ath is still working behind the scenes and his organization has gained more power, influence and sympathizers on all parts of the globe much like the freemasons and illuminati. Da'ath organization has researched a way to mass produce a synthetic version of the apocalypse virus. While members and sympathizers believe that the goal is to infect people and then control the global market for vaccine, Da'aths ultimate goal is another attempt at human evolution but without Mana.
Eventually they succeed and events happen that lead to the third coming of Lost Christmas. However the fake virus has a few variations from the original. Since it was created using research from the virus in Mana, people who once had voids will have them once again, in addition to all new people 17- get voids. People who contracted the original virus have a higher immunity to this virus. Unlike the original virus, the synthetic virus was constructed so that the people who are infected and show signs of the cancer are able to be controlled by the Da'ath organization. Thus Da'ath raises an apocalypse army to further his goals of evolution.
When this happens Haruka who is now the scientific research leader of a reconstructed Sephiraph Genomics reaches out to Shu for help. Although the company no longer works on the virus, Haruka still has all of the old research from being married to Kurosu and being Keido's sister. She informs Shu that even though the virus is gone, his void power is "dormant" because it is a permanent attachment to his genes and it wasn't active any longer since the altered genes of the virus no longer existed. From there Harkua tells Shu that their research team has been working on some sort of genetic cellular reconstruction technology that can possibly fix damaged cells and nerves. Although there would be some sort of life threatening strings attached, he goes through with it anyways and undergoes a severely painful procedure that restores his arm and sight. (kinda corny but that's life). Now after that, Haruka tells Shu something else. Since Inori was a host body for Mana, that data on how to create her still exists and she can be recreated. But if it happens, Inori will be a shell without any of the memories of the former Inori. But there is a way to restore her completely. Similar to the way mana's soul and memories were locked away in a dimension waiting for her body, the same thing happened to Inori after she handed Shu the cat's cradle in that white dimension. Her physical body was destroyed and gave Shu life, but her soul still exists. To access that dimension in a way that would allow them to pull her soul back into her body, a void genome would have to be sacrificed. So Shu with his regenerated body, uses the spare void he obtained when he killed Gai to bring Inori back to the living world, sacrificing the extra void leaving him with his original. With Inori back, memories and all, it's up to Shu and his friends to stop Da'ath plans for good.

Whew there you have it. It's quite a bit and it's not really detailed but it was an idea nonetheless. Thoughts and opinions and criticisms? haha I mean it's completely fictional but it would be nice to hear the input of other fans.

killbethy said:
I'd rather them do a reboot of the entire series than a 2nd season. The character designs, seiyuus, animation, music were all spot on and excellent. The plot?? While there were undertones in it that could have been brought out and made for a great series, they instead decided to throw in everything and the kitchen sink... it was a mess. Too many questions, too few answers... poor pacing (the first and second cours had the feel of completely different shows). An ABSURD ending.

I'd LOVE to see Guilty Crown redone with a solid plot and more attention paid to the characters and their development (and even their entire purpose in the show in some cases). Now THAT would be something to watch... but a 2nd season? You can't redeem the mistakes in season one simply by tacking on more episodes.

Jonesy974 said:
Whew there you have it. It's quite a bit and it's not really detailed but it was an idea nonetheless. Thoughts and opinions and criticisms? haha I mean it's completely fictional but it would be nice to hear the input of other fans.

Talias said:
Shu may not have lose his power because Void Genome is like a DNA that attach to the human body and fuse with your blood yes you can take away Void Genome and pass on to you if you kill it last owner but that doesn't mean there isn't any Void Genome left that still attach to the body. So that one reason I believe Shu still have his power in him it might be weak but it still there and can one day he again become stronger AND also one thing have I have been wondering what is Shu Void? After all he is the only one that does show the Void he have after everyone else Void Shu see he might have a powerful Void(raise the dead??) Then about Inori death there was not really a proof that Inori have died after Keido did say she is form from Mana and Mana is in the Acropolis Rock and I can bet there is at least a single tiny piece left and another country might found and try to cultivate it so I believe Inori is in the Rock and also connect to Shu so he is the only that can save her.

HeroHiro said:
YOU HAVE GOT TO SAY "SPOILER ALERT" for this POST!!! OMFG I AM FREAKING OUT RIGHT NOW CUZ OF THE SPOILER.

ShuNori said:


Shu's void is revealed, in episode 19, which is why the ending is the way it is. The way the show is ended makes it highly unlikely that a continuation will occur, no matter how desperate i am for it

killbethy said:
I'd rather them do a reboot of the entire series than a 2nd season. The character designs, seiyuus, animation, music were all spot on and excellent. The plot?? While there were undertones in it that could have been brought out and made for a great series, they instead decided to throw in everything and the kitchen sink... it was a mess. Too many questions, too few answers... poor pacing (the first and second cours had the feel of completely different shows). An ABSURD ending.

I'd LOVE to see Guilty Crown redone with a solid plot and more attention paid to the characters and their development (and even their entire purpose in the show in some cases). Now THAT would be something to watch... but a 2nd season? You can't redeem the mistakes in season one simply by tacking on more episodes.

ShuNori said:
We can only hope at this stage :) maybe if they released an ova of the ending which leads it open to another season and they announced it as the canon ending, so that they could produce another season... maybe just maybe

I'd also be super pumped if they decided to remake the series, with an extended length (more episodes to develop characters and story)

AnimeL_O_V_E said:
All I want to see I shu with her and then find their happy ending.

Skaris said:
shu is blind yea but i don't think it's an unsolvable problem... i mean they are in the future they should be able to get his eyes back... or make it the start that something happened with his eyes or smthng

-Atomsk- said:
Shit sucked so no season 2. Hopefully.

TheJamjam1997 said:


Gtfo thread then.

TheJamjam1997 said:


Gtfo thread then.

TheJamjam1997 said:
Someone said something about paying attention to the ending, and I think I got a connection here.

The whole thing with to activate his void, Shu has to make the person THINK they are looking at him. Ever since that was ever mentioned in the anime, Shu had never had any problems with pulling voids out of people. I'm not implying that he was breaking this rule and creating plot holes, but just saying that other then creating a boob grab moment, that rule never held any importance ever since Inori told him about it. There was no moments where this rule influenced the plot.

Example, someone would try to cover their eyes to avoid having their void taken out, or Shu's vision is obscured and he couldn't activate it. This rule caused nothing to happen for the entire show.

If they're planning a second season, Shu needs a way to use voids while blind. Well, that rule finally serves a purpose in this case. Shu can easily develop his senses enough- especially while blind to pinpoint someone's voice and look at them.

-Atomsk- said:


No you.

judemathis said:
Everythings gone fucked up since the second arc... it's already in beyond repair state that i don't acknowledge its existance...there's too many WTF moments in it.

If they really gonna make season 2... i prefer a reboot rather than a direct continuation. Seriously...this could have been an awesome anime...superb animation and character design...awesome voice acting and soundtracks... but the second arc really ruined everything.

I'm not trolling and i'm not a hater... i tried to love this anime... i really did...
Well...i still like the first half of the show though...up until ep 12.
As for ep 13 until 22, maybe i'd love it if got mental disorder.