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Promised Neverland Season 2 premieres on Toonami April 10th


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1 hour ago, elfie said:

ugh I knew this would happen.

We all did, why wouldn't they, after airing season 1 in the back-end rerun slot and giving it a full-run marathon night?

That said, regardless of the season's actual quality - which isn't good, based on what I've read and the 6.93 MAL score - should be interesting to watch either way.

[and so the wait for dr. stone s2 continues]

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This was destined to air as soon as season 1 episode 1 saw the light of day on Toonami. Little did anyone know then the not so well reviewed season 2 that was to come. I have only read reviews, but it’s coming and I am still going to watch this season to see it for myself. Like Danger mentioned the dub cast is great and it’ll be great to have them back.

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They obviously made some kind of crazy deal to only air Food Wars at 1 AM.

That's the only thing which makes a lick of sense.

Either that, or they acknowledge that the new season is crap, so they gave it a bad timeslot.

But Fire Force's final 5 episodes seem they will be buried at 2 AM so maybe that's not it?

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On 3/17/2021 at 2:07 PM, 3ngag3 said:
As much as I enjoyed Season 1 of this show, I kinda disagree with this decision as season 2 has been a complete trainwreck as far as a manga adaptation is concerned.

Oh god please don't tell me that.  Season 1 was so good!

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I dunno, Inuyasha Final Act's problem wasn't so much that it was a poor adaptation, just that the pacing for the first bunch of episodes was too lightning-quick for even the above-average viewer. I thought the pacing settled out well past the 1/3 point and the ending conclusive and understandable.

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3 hours ago, PokeNirvash said:

I dunno, Inuyasha Final Act's problem wasn't so much that it was a poor adaptation, just that the pacing for the first bunch of episodes was too lightning-quick for even the above-average viewer. I thought the pacing settled out well past the 1/3 point and the ending conclusive and understandable.

I actually thought the ending was great. The first few episodes were a blur though.

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Apparently, this thing will likely be that in reverse: starting normally paced, but then speeding into a blur.

But that's just going by what I've heard. It could still tell a coherent story for casual viewers that only pisses off the manga fans because there's SOOOOOOO much more, apparently.

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This has nothing to do with Demarco. The first season was an absolute masterpiece, and getting the second season was a no-brainer. It just so happened to be one of the most spectacular production fuck-ups in anime history. The deal was probably already worked out before the nosedive happened. 

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On 3/26/2021 at 5:10 PM, Top Gun said:

This is going to be one of the worst acquisitions in [as] history, and it's not even their fault. What a motherfucking shit-show.

Yup, not even their fault. Couldn't have seen this coming after the fantastic first season.

I'll still watch it but I never thought the second season would end up as seemingly just a race to finish/skip through it and end it fast as possible after such a great start.

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On 3/26/2021 at 4:10 PM, Top Gun said:

This is going to be one of the worst acquisitions in [as] history, and it's not even their fault. What a motherfucking shit-show.

wouldn't it be funny if it got decent to good ratings because the average nielsen box survey participant probably didn't see the subbed version

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6 hours ago, Top Gun said:

This has nothing to do with Demarco. The first season was an absolute masterpiece, and getting the second season was a no-brainer. It just so happened to be one of the most spectacular production fuck-ups in anime history. The deal was probably already worked out before the nosedive happened. 

It's really that bad, huh?

Now I'm curious.

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8 hours ago, Top Gun said:

This has nothing to do with Demarco. The first season was an absolute masterpiece, and getting the second season was a no-brainer. It just so happened to be one of the most spectacular production fuck-ups in anime history. The deal was probably already worked out before the nosedive happened. 

Why is it so fucked up?

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On 3/26/2021 at 5:37 PM, MasqueradeOverture said:

Listen, anything's better than One Punch Man S2 or Tokyo Ghoul.

It can't be that bad in comparison.

Nah, this is like if FMA:B went up to the cutoff point of the original, then skipped to the Promised Day 30-episode climax arc but it was only 6 episodes.

 

And keep in mind, manga readers consistently consider the final arc the worst in the series. So instead of condensing a long but good arc, it's condensing an arc people already thought was rushed.

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19 hours ago, naraku360 said:

Nah, this is like if FMA:B went up to the cutoff point of the original, then skipped to the Promised Day 30-episode climax arc but it was only 6 episodes.

 

And keep in mind, manga readers consistently consider the final arc the worst in the series. So instead of condensing a long but good arc, it's condensing an arc people already thought was rushed.

Now, could you kindly tell me WHY the ABSOLUTE FUCK any production committee would see someone pitch to do this, look at each other straight in tha face, and say "Mmmmm... Profit!"

Did too many workers succumb to karoshi and leave a bunch of unfinished episodes? Did a Shinto priest curse production by leaving too many empty canisters of gasoline on the studio's doorstep? Was the lead director touched inappropriately by his uncle, not as a child, but as a grown man 10 weeks into the writing process?

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12 minutes ago, MasqueradeOverture said:

Was the lead director touched inappropriately by his uncle, not as a child, but as a grown man 10 weeks into the writing process?

I dunno, maybe? I mean, despite being credited as director all the way through Mamoru Kanbe had no hands-on involvement past storyboarding for episode 5, so him dropping out of the production, be it the result of handsy relatives or something macroscopically more plausible, wouldn't be out of the question behind how it wound up sucking so bad.

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On 3/26/2021 at 5:37 PM, MasqueradeOverture said:

Listen, anything's better than One Punch Man S2 or Tokyo Ghoul.

It can't be that bad in comparison.

I dunno about that. The visuals for OPM season 2 were a huge let down but the story was basically there. Tokyo Ghoul Root A is fair comparison here but I have to say I managed to get more out of Root A then I've gotten out of the 2nd anime season of The Promised Neverland and that's a dang shame because the first season was great. If you thought they stood around and talked a lot in season one, season two take that to a whole different level. There's a bunch of scenes where they kids are just standing around as something is explained to them where in the manga the reader was treated to a depiction of what they're talking about. So it's pretty dull even when the story takes interesting turns. On top of that the anime by-passes what a lot of people consider to be the best arc of the whole story and that's just a waste.

And the viewers won't even see the disappointment coming because the first few episodes are thrilling. So I expect plenty of people will watch the first episode and be like "oh people didn't know what they were talking about, this is good" but they'll see soon enough that the anime is writing checks it can't cash.

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Then it would be completely asinine for [as] to move it up once Attack on Titan ends, huh?

Hopefully that 12:30 slot is reserved for something with known QUALITY like Dr. Stone Season 2 or MHA Season 5.

Selfishly, I would like to see SSSS.Dynazenon there, and I believe it WILL come to Toonami eventually, but not anytime too soon. Maybe more like July, though they could surprise me.

 

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