The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya (light novel)
| Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya made it up to the 4th volume of the Light novels. About a year ago the 12th volume was released, meaning theres a shit ton of material they could animate. Hell, even an anime original story where Kyon and Haruhi become closer would be amazing Why is Kyoto Animation evil and dropped it ;-( |
| Kyoto Animation didn't drop it, if that were the problem another animation studio would have been picked. It's just that Kadokawa Shoten wasn't interested in ordering and backing another anime adaptation. After all, for nine years there weren't any new light novels to promote. Perhaps this has changed now that a new novel came out a year ago, but do understand that animation studios are booked years in advance. So it's not impossible that a new adaptation has been ordered by now, but for the longest time, the light novel publisher didn't have any incentive to. |
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Gurenn said: Kyoto Animation didn't drop it, if that were the problem another animation studio would have been picked. It's just that Kadokawa Shoten wasn't interested in ordering and backing another anime adaptation. After all, for nine years there weren't any new light novels to promote. Perhaps this has changed now that a new novel came out a year ago, but do understand that animation studios are booked years in advance. So it's not impossible that a new adaptation has been ordered by now, but for the longest time, the light novel publisher didn't have any incentive to. This trend in anime where series are only created to promote the manga/LN is something that really should piss off one day. |
| Well, it's pretty rare to see a Light Novel getting a full adaptation so not a surprise at all actually. |
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NickCipolla said: I don't know man, maybe more anime would be produced to make a profit on their own merits if more people paid for anime instead of using 'unofficial' means to watch them. Are you?Gurenn said: Kyoto Animation didn't drop it, if that were the problem another animation studio would have been picked. It's just that Kadokawa Shoten wasn't interested in ordering and backing another anime adaptation. After all, for nine years there weren't any new light novels to promote. Perhaps this has changed now that a new novel came out a year ago, but do understand that animation studios are booked years in advance. So it's not impossible that a new adaptation has been ordered by now, but for the longest time, the light novel publisher didn't have any incentive to. This trend in anime where series are only created to promote the manga/LN is something that really should piss off one day. |
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Gurenn said: NickCipolla said: I don't know man, maybe more anime would be produced to make a profit on their own merits if more people paid for anime instead of using 'unofficial' means to watch them. Are you?This trend in anime where series are only created to promote the manga/LN is something that really should piss off one day. If an anime is good on its own merits, then it will easily make a profit. Merchandise alone has proven to prove that. |
NickCipolla said: No, quality doesn't equal popularity.Gurenn said: I don't know man, maybe more anime would be produced to make a profit on their own merits if more people paid for anime instead of using 'unofficial' means to watch them. Are you? If an anime is good on its own merits, then it will easily make a profit. Merchandise alone has proven to prove that. And I don't understand what you're saying. "Merchandise alone has proven to prove that." What does that mean? You said there's a trend that series are only being created to promote the manga/LN. That means the anime isn't turning a profit on its own, it was made to promote the LN. And if there is no need to promote a light novel anymore and it doesn't get made, that means the anime isn't profitable. |
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Gurenn said: NickCipolla said: No, quality doesn't equal popularity.If an anime is good on its own merits, then it will easily make a profit. Merchandise alone has proven to prove that. And I don't understand what you're saying. "Merchandise alone has proven to prove that." What does that mean? You said there's a trend that series are only being created to promote the manga/LN. That means the anime isn't turning a profit on its own, it was made to promote the LN. And if there is no need to promote a light novel anymore and it doesn't get made, that means the anime isn't profitable. Genius idea to bring up a whole different conversation, then when i reply to that conversation youre like " but wait what about the original topic " lol. You said more anime would be produced for reasons other than "selling a LN" if it made a profit. I replied to that idea |
NickCipolla said: I didn't bring up a different conversation, we were still having the same one. Your reply just didn't make any sense, I still can't make anything of the sentence about merchandise. Other than that, it's just plain wrong that good anime can easily make a profit.Gurenn said: No, quality doesn't equal popularity. And I don't understand what you're saying. "Merchandise alone has proven to prove that." What does that mean? You said there's a trend that series are only being created to promote the manga/LN. That means the anime isn't turning a profit on its own, it was made to promote the LN. And if there is no need to promote a light novel anymore and it doesn't get made, that means the anime isn't profitable. Genius idea to bring up a whole different conversation, then when i reply to that conversation youre like " but wait what about the original topic " lol. You said more anime would be produced for reasons other than "selling a LN" if it made a profit. I replied to that idea |
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Gurenn said: did the fire affect them or have they already found new animators?Kyoto Animation didn't drop it, if that were the problem another animation studio would have been picked. It's just that Kadokawa Shoten wasn't interested in ordering and backing another anime adaptation. After all, for nine years there weren't any new light novels to promote. Perhaps this has changed now that a new novel came out a year ago, but do understand that animation studios are booked years in advance. So it's not impossible that a new adaptation has been ordered by now, but for the longest time, the light novel publisher didn't have any incentive to. |
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Biribiri05 said: Of course it affected them, but it's not like all animators died there. They've also been training new ones and they already started releasing anime again.Gurenn said: did the fire affect them or have they already found new animators?Kyoto Animation didn't drop it, if that were the problem another animation studio would have been picked. It's just that Kadokawa Shoten wasn't interested in ordering and backing another anime adaptation. After all, for nine years there weren't any new light novels to promote. Perhaps this has changed now that a new novel came out a year ago, but do understand that animation studios are booked years in advance. So it's not impossible that a new adaptation has been ordered by now, but for the longest time, the light novel publisher didn't have any incentive to. |
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