Aazealh said:
Hopefully something will come along in a couple of years, lol. But This time, I have officially decided not to do Season 2 of Berserk idea in flash, Its impossible. and really stupid. I will leave it to the proffesionals.
Berserk TV Series - Second season
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Hopefully something will come along in a couple of years, lol. But This time, I have officially decided not to do Season 2 of Berserk idea in flash, Its impossible. and really stupid. I will leave it to the proffesionals.
awwwwwe, i had such high hopes 
Rhombaad
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Aazealh said:
After watching the first episode of the Hellsing Ultimate OVA, I agree wholeheartedly. If an OVA of Berserk was made with the same quality and attention to detail that the new Hellsing anime has, it would be a great thing. Makes me want a Berserk OVA so bad...but as has been said so many times before, there's no reason to get any hopes up about it.
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if is because of the english mistake, english don't is my primary language
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As far as the fate of a second season.....just think about the changes they made to the anime......skull knight, wyald, puck, basically all things that hinted at things during the eclipse and beyond were cut out. Stuff to make the anime a kind of self-contained story. And the infamous ending is obviously meant for people to go "wtf?" and go read the manga. I forget where i read a theory on this, but i totally agree. The theory was that the anime was basically a really expensive and well done advertisement for the manga. Even if a second season did get made, they'd have to just kind of shoe-horn skull knight and puck in there, or make significant changes.
Now as for OAV, WHOO!!! That'd be sweet.
Now as for OAV, WHOO!!! That'd be sweet.
TheBeast43105 said:
Since when is this a theory? Anyway it's true that the anime was made so it'd be self-contained, it was always planned to be a single 25-episodes-long stand-alone season. Of course it wasn't simply an advertisement campaign, but it was meant to showcase the series as a whole and the ending was purposedly done so that it'd left readers eager to know what was supposed be happening next. I don't think it's very surprising and as a matter of fact it was made clear from the beginning.
That may be the ultimate effect of the anime adaptation, however I think it's pretty farfetched to assume that was the studio's intent in producing it. Anime, like everything else, is made for profit.TheBeast43105 said:
It could be done
But, it just won't, or it would have been already. It's been almost a decade you know...
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smoke
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I don't think the original anime did justice to the manga, anywho.
Raziel
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Seeing a second season would definitely be nice especially if it was to come out as an OVA series (as several people already mentioned), although sadly I don't think we'll ever see any more Berserk anime.
I definitely have to agree with you there, although it was a nice attempt at animating such an epic series. But even if the series were to have a second season I don't think it could possibly cover everything that the manga does, not to mention a great deal of information would be lost in the transition from one medium to another no matter how true to the original manga it might be.
smoke said:
I definitely have to agree with you there, although it was a nice attempt at animating such an epic series. But even if the series were to have a second season I don't think it could possibly cover everything that the manga does, not to mention a great deal of information would be lost in the transition from one medium to another no matter how true to the original manga it might be.
Funkmasta Zeph
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In dealing with Skull Knight, I could see them starting the second season with Gutts coming to on the back of SK's horse breifly enough to see him. And then later when they're talking in the field it would be reworked to thier first metting.
And SK would fill him in on the rescue and such...
Puck....will be harder to work in..
As for Silat...mmm....his first apperance wasn't terribly important, but he'll seem pointless without having this for knowledge and relation to Gutts.
And SK would fill him in on the rescue and such...
Puck....will be harder to work in..
As for Silat...mmm....his first apperance wasn't terribly important, but he'll seem pointless without having this for knowledge and relation to Gutts.
Funkmasta Zeph said:
Not a bad beginning for Guts in Season 2, Him waking up on the back of the Skullknight's horse and SK tells what happend etc.
And for Puck and Silat, I cant really see where they would come in because Puck didnt appear in the anime or he was replaced by a little girl in the first ep. But Not a bad beginning Zeph
They could work Puck in and such if they totally disregard the first episode and start from where Zeph suggested. I mean you got the background story of the hawks and everything. The first episode of the anime seemed more like a "glimpse" into the aftermath instead of an actual relevent storyarc/episode. Or they could just make him meet Puck like he did in the manga, and skip the snake baron part. Then continue the storyline.
The Berserk Manga's have sold more than 30 million plus volumes world wide.
Therefore I don't think that the concept of a completely new series with high quality animation is out of the 'unlikely realm' for the futue.
With numbers that high, to brush the possibility of a new or continued animated series is I believe, absurd.
So in turn, I feel that the concept of a new and a more faithful to the manga animated series will see the light of day. The only reason I think that no one's doing it now, is that the horizon of a definitive end should be in sight first.
As we all know, Berserk episodes aren't pumped out as frequently as others, like Naruto and One Piece, and I believe no one wants fillers for Bersek due to it's more complex undertones and that any Berserk storyline has to be directly influenced by Miura himself, not some other writer, no matter how good they are. I don't really care if that future is far away, because that would mean that Berserk has alot of story left.
To restate what I wrote, I think a new series will be made in the (most likely far)future that is faithful to manga, but will only start developement when Miura signals that the end is coming.
So to those that want one now, just look at what happened to the animated claymore series.
Therefore I don't think that the concept of a completely new series with high quality animation is out of the 'unlikely realm' for the futue.
With numbers that high, to brush the possibility of a new or continued animated series is I believe, absurd.
So in turn, I feel that the concept of a new and a more faithful to the manga animated series will see the light of day. The only reason I think that no one's doing it now, is that the horizon of a definitive end should be in sight first.
As we all know, Berserk episodes aren't pumped out as frequently as others, like Naruto and One Piece, and I believe no one wants fillers for Bersek due to it's more complex undertones and that any Berserk storyline has to be directly influenced by Miura himself, not some other writer, no matter how good they are. I don't really care if that future is far away, because that would mean that Berserk has alot of story left.
To restate what I wrote, I think a new series will be made in the (most likely far)future that is faithful to manga, but will only start developement when Miura signals that the end is coming.
So to those that want one now, just look at what happened to the animated claymore series.
Hi_There said:
Haha, I think you messed up with your sentence here. You're saying you think the concept of a new series is still in the "unlikely realm" for the future, and of course I'm pretty sure you mean the contrary. It's true, it's not unlikely that one day, there could be a new animated series based on Berserk, and it'd be awesome if it was in the form of high quality OVAs, completely faithful to the manga, etc. It's more wishful thinking than actual knowledge though.
Hi_There said:
I think what's absurd is to believe there'll be a second season to the old animated series. It wasn't made with that in mind at the time, and it'd be stupid to try to do it regardless after all those years.
Hi_There said:
There's also the fact that a new Berserk animated series couldn't be shown on TV without being censored like the first one was. It'd have to go the OVA route.