Season 2 is announced! Woo! It really is though.
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Theozilla said:Based on the pacing of this first cour, and presuming the next one is 12 episodes as well, I'm guessing they'll just be adapting the Chapter of The Holy Demon War, and not the entirety of the Millennium Falcon Arc. Maybe the series will be like Sailor Moon Crystal we'll hopeful see some marginal improvement in the production/adaptation quality of the anime.
Walter said:I was waiting for official confirmation, since Twitter is...yeah.
It's for real. The end of the last episode says "2017 spring, the next arc arrives." It cuts from the same footage of Flora's mansion shown in the first episode to a panning shot of the Berserk Armor, ending on this:
Oburi said:I didn't even realize how much I dreaded a season 2 until now, knowing there's more to come. I was so happy it was coming to an end, where it could die and never be brought up again. But nope, there's going to be more of this nonsense. Dammit.
Oburi said:I was so happy it was coming to an end, where it could die and never be brought up again. But nope, there's going to be more of this nonsense. Dammit.
Gummyskull said:Does that mean we'll get to see in all his glory?
They already screwed the pooch on that one. They established their timeline by having Guts meet Puck and the Holy Iron Chain Knights in the same episode. There's no place to fit the missing material into anymore.Roderick said:Also looks like we won't get to any "Berserk season 0" that plugs up the plotholes that arose from omitting so much f from the Black Swordsman arc and pretty much everything since the immediate post-Eclipse to Guts fighting the Holy Iron Chain Knights. While I wouldn't be looking forward to that either, it would at least be more welcome.
Salem said:Season 2 is announced!
Walter said:It's for real.
ABH said:1. New director
2. Bigger budget for animation
3. New sound guy
For all this shows faults, it's not that hard to fix. #1 is the key. Someone who will stay faithful as this season has tried to do, but knows how to portray the material. For all the knocking of the show, at the least it's building Berserk's profile and there's a chance to turn things around. Other series have improved in quality after the first season.
residentgrigo said:An American adaptation would frankly be of higher interest to me than another Japanese one.
Walter said:I was waiting for official confirmation, since Twitter is...yeah.
I wonder what spirit is living in that armor!?
ABH said:For all this shows faults, it's not that hard to fix. [...] For all the knocking of the show, at the least it's building Berserk's profile and there's a chance to turn things around.
Salem said:I swear I heard this was going to be 24 episodes originally, so that is where my line of thought is coming from.
Theozilla said:Based on the pacing of this first cour, and presuming the next one is 12 episodes as well, I'm guessing they'll just be adapting the Chapter of The Holy Demon War, and not the entirety of the Millennium Falcon Arc.
Grail said:I'm shocked that they had enough of a budget to continue to push forward like this. Somebody's buying those Blu Rays!
residentgrigo said:Dark Fantasy is hardly a Japanese genre.
DANGERDOOOOM said:Attack on Titan, Hellsing, Claymore, Vinland Saga. These are just the most well known, but there are plenty of others.
I'll have to take back what I said and agree with you on that one. I suppose just Claymore and Attack on Titan (slightly) would fit the dark fantasy genre out of the ones listed.Kaladin said:Vinland Saga is not dark fantasy, its historical fiction
I guess my main point is just because the West has a larger audience in the fantasy scene and a higher budget towards their films, doesn't mean it would do a Japanese anime/manga franchise justice (Dragonball Evolution).Kaladin said:the western market is much more saturated when it comes to fantasy in general.
DANGERDOOOOM said:I guess my main point is just because the West has a larger audience in the fantasy scene and a higher budget towards their films, doesn't mean it would do a Japanese anime/manga franchise justice (Dragonball Evolution).