cour [koor]
noun
1.One of the four conventional three-month periods of television broadcasting in Japan (January to March; April to June; July to September; October to December)
Basically "a season" normally 12 to 13 episodes budgeted per cour.
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My Hero Academia, Shonen´s Jump next SMASH hit, is getting an Anime!
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cour [koor]
noun
1.One of the four conventional three-month periods of television broadcasting in Japan (January to March; April to June; July to September; October to December)
Basically "a season" normally 12 to 13 episodes budgeted per cour.
thecoolFNF
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Indeed. Gintama anime is godlike
It would be great if this was done by Trigger with a good budget. I think that their animation style would work really well with this series. Also I love the way they draw lasers and blasts and stuff.
Dedication Through Light
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I think they are content with Tokyo Ghoul, Osumatsu-san, and the upcoming Divine Gate and more Naruto Shippuden (were still in filler arc for a few months).
John Kowalski
Banned
oh wow, for real?
anyway, do they even start new infinite episodes shows anymore? JoJo's been going for a while now but that was long long due
anyway, do they even start new infinite episodes shows anymore? JoJo's been going for a while now but that was long long due
MetroidPrimeRib
Banned
Why would they be? WSJ Series gets an anime is the least surprising thing ever
I guess people thought Jojo part 4 wouldn't happen though
I had a bet on JoJo part 4 not happening, now I have to do Jotaro for a cosplay.
I need to see that
I´ll let you know, its probably going to be done by February, since she is in Japan right now.
TatteredHat
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Kind of expected, hopefully it'll end up with a decent studio.
By the time the show airs we should have 20 episodes more, I think.
It has enough material now for a 2-cour season. By the time the first season ends, the manga will probably have enough material for another 2-cour season. As long as it's handled like Kuroko or Haikyuu and not World Trigger and Toriko, it could be good.
Hoping for Madhouse. I feel like they can give the original art style justice in animated form.
This doesn't make any sense. Considering the slow speed of arc in the series, as well as how few arc there are, and how early we are in the series w/ very few actual events, having a short show of 12-24 episodes just straight up doesn't make sense. There really isn't a good place to end a season yet.
They really shouldn't be making an anime yet, but i hope for a long runner.
This doesn't make any sense. Considering the slow speed of arc in the series, as well as how few arc there are, and how early we are in the series w/ very few actual events, having a short show of 12-24 episodes just straight up doesn't make sense. There really isn't a good place to end a season yet.
They really shouldn't be making an anime yet, but i hope for a long runner.
MHWilliams
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Without filler? Not really. A straight 25-episodes run could take them up until about now, then a hiatus or filler until the manga got farther.
Dedication Through Light
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Why? They could end the anime at the point before the current exam.
If the anime of 24-26 episodes starts in Spring of 2016, I dont see how one could say it doesnt have a good place to end or enough content. Haikyuu and Food Wars And WT all covered 60 ~ 70 chapters in 26 episodes.
UltraGunner
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It feels way to early to get one. We're either gonna get nonstop filler or a BONES ending
Modest Mauser
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I'd take Bones or something. Madhouse would be too good to be true. Pushing our luck since they just got One Punch Man.
hosannainexcelsis
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There are a number of counterexamples: K-ON, Flowers of Evil, Oniisama e, Code:Breaker, Ghost in the Shell, etc. As always, it comes down to the individual cases.
Jojo isn't a long-running show anyway, as it's taking breaks between every 2-cour. Breaks between seasons instead of running straight through is common these days, as it gives the production team more time to breathe. But there are still a few long-running daytime shows in recent years - Ace of the Diamond, World Trigger, everything Oriental Light and Magic does such as Pokemon and the Level-5 anime shows - they just aren't the stuff that most anime fans pay attention to.
MetroidPrimeRib
Banned
Yeah most long runners are legacy series like One Piece or Naruto that have been running forever for ongoing series.
And yes I know HxH exists but that might as well be finished.
And yes I know HxH exists but that might as well be finished.
Sibersk Esto
Banned
Fairly average.
Think Naruto without any of the missteps yet...and nearly everyone is a super hero/super villain.
rrvv
Member
There is plenty of breaking point like. School invasion or tournament arc.
I can see this being multiple season anime like haikyuu
It's great.
For Shokugeki no Soma it had 12 volumes out by the time the anime first aired. No filler was needed in it's 24 ep series and when the 2nd anime airs next year I'll have more than enough for another 24 ep series. Usually a good time to adapt an anime is around 8 volumes for a 24 ep series, Boku no Academia has enough with the current chapters. But they'll have to wait a bit longer to adapt a 2nd season. Also yeah, pray it's not Toei.
Anyways Boku no Academia is decent series, it has it's moments. Personally I was surprised by how good Soma was, though I only watched the anime.
Anyways Boku no Academia is decent series, it has it's moments. Personally I was surprised by how good Soma was, though I only watched the anime.
Its a breath of fresh air on the classic Shonen formula, it doesn´t follow tropes, it plays with them.
In my opinion is the perfect complementary work for One Punch Man.
This was inevitable, and not all that early. If it comes next year, they can do a 26 ep. season and leave it there until they get enough material.
I'm most definitely hoping for madhouse, but bones is a great second pic too. Production IG wouldn't be bad either. I just hope whoever does it stays faithful to the work.
I'm most definitely hoping for madhouse, but bones is a great second pic too. Production IG wouldn't be bad either. I just hope whoever does it stays faithful to the work.
Cowboy Bebop, FLCL, and Eureka Seven all say no (provided we're still talking about the original E7 anime, as the alternate continuity movie and AO were just as terrible as the manga).
All those shows were original creations for TV, they didn't start as Manga though
Bones tends to love their anime-original endings, though
Dedication Through Light
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Unless the prod. committee has no faith in wanting to do more, giving hero academia an anime-original ending would be a really silly business decision. How would a s2 even occur.
Bones was better when the material is done or at least with knowledge of what the ending will be (BLast of Tempest)
My Hero Arademia is one of the best Manga's I have ever followed, defiantly has the potential to one of the best shounen ever.
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My Hero Academia Brotherhood.
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