2016 August Anime Episodes Schedule COMPLETED! (1 Manga-Based, 1 AO and 2 Remastered Episodes)

[k11chi]

My favorite is the Agasa First Love case. Happened in the manga before the Vermouth finale, happened in the anime right before Kir.

I don't remember much from that but I prefer the upcoming ShinRan one from memory because Gosho hasn't done a real everyday life case with a structure like that ever so it gets bonus points. Ofcourse certain things are questionable but it's always nice to see Gosho try new things.

[DCUniverseAficionado]

My favorite is the Agasa First Love case. Happened in the manga before the Vermouth finale, happened in the anime right before Kir.

I don't remember much from that but I prefer the upcoming ShinRan one from memory because Gosho hasn't done a real everyday life case with a structure like that ever so it gets bonus points. Ofcourse certain things are questionable but it's always nice to see Gosho try new things.

I think he just means Agasa's First Love took really long to adapt from manga to anime—after all, it was released in late 2002 in the manga, and yet it took until late 2005 for it to be adapted for the anime.

[k11chi]

My favorite is the Agasa First Love case. Happened in the manga before the Vermouth finale, happened in the anime right before Kir.

I don't remember much from that but I prefer the upcoming ShinRan one from memory because Gosho hasn't done a real everyday life case with a structure like that ever so it gets bonus points. Ofcourse certain things are questionable but it's always nice to see Gosho try new things.

I think he just means Agasa's First Love took really long to adapt from manga to anime—after all, it was released in late 2002 in the manga, and yet it took until late 2005 for it to be adapted for the anime.

Are you expecting them to do that now in this day and age where posting complaints on net is easier and easier

[Jecka]

Are you expecting them to do that now in this day and age where posting complaints on net is easier and easier

I'm not sure why they would care? It's not like they go on the internet to see people complain how they're animating stuff out of order.
The anime doesn't have to be animated page by page in order of how it's presented in the manga. Sometimes they can't because of budgeting constraints or traumatizing, real life events. Let the anime staff do as they please.

[k11chi]

Are you expecting them to do that now in this day and age where posting complaints on net is easier and easier

I'm not sure why they would care? It's not like they go on the internet to see people complain how they're animating stuff out of order.
The anime doesn't have to be animated page by page in order of how it's presented in the manga. Sometimes they can't because of budgeting constraints or traumatizing, real life events. Let the anime staff do as they please.

Fans can be rather demanding after all what with these death threats that authors get every now and then.

[DCUniverseAficionado]

My favorite is the Agasa First Love case. Happened in the manga before the Vermouth finale, happened in the anime right before Kir.

I don't remember much from that but I prefer the upcoming ShinRan one from memory because Gosho hasn't done a real everyday life case with a structure like that ever so it gets bonus points. Ofcourse certain things are questionable but it's always nice to see Gosho try new things.

I think he just means Agasa's First Love took really long to adapt from manga to anime—after all, it was released in late 2002 in the manga, and yet it took until late 2005 for it to be adapted for the anime.

Are you expecting them to do that now in this day and age where posting complaints on net is easier and easier

Wait, what? That's what you got from my post? And no, of course I don't think that they're going to take years to adapt certain cases—I never suggested that to begin with (In other words, we've got a case of misinterpretation, here).

I was saying that kkslider was talking about the length in between the adaptations of certain episodes, not the actual quality of them (since your response to his post was about the quality, right?).

[k11chi]

My favorite is the Agasa First Love case. Happened in the manga before the Vermouth finale, happened in the anime right before Kir.

I don't remember much from that but I prefer the upcoming ShinRan one from memory because Gosho hasn't done a real everyday life case with a structure like that ever so it gets bonus points. Ofcourse certain things are questionable but it's always nice to see Gosho try new things.

I think he just means Agasa's First Love took really long to adapt from manga to anime—after all, it was released in late 2002 in the manga, and yet it took until late 2005 for it to be adapted for the anime.

Are you expecting them to do that now in this day and age where posting complaints on net is easier and easier

Wait, what? That's what you got from my post? And no, of course I don't think that they're going to take years to adapt certain cases—I never suggested that to begin with (In other words, we've got a case of misinterpretation, here).

I was saying that kkslider was talking about the length in between the adaptations of certain episodes, not the actual quality of them (since your response to his post was about the quality, right?).

Yes but I knew he could have meant that just as well I don't really care if they switch those episodes around to other arcs.

[DCUniverseAficionado]

My favorite is the Agasa First Love case. Happened in the manga before the Vermouth finale, happened in the anime right before Kir.

I don't remember much from that but I prefer the upcoming ShinRan one from memory because Gosho hasn't done a real everyday life case with a structure like that ever so it gets bonus points. Ofcourse certain things are questionable but it's always nice to see Gosho try new things.

I think he just means Agasa's First Love took really long to adapt from manga to anime—after all, it was released in late 2002 in the manga, and yet it took until late 2005 for it to be adapted for the anime.

Are you expecting them to do that now in this day and age where posting complaints on net is easier and easier

Wait, what? That's what you got from my post? And no, of course I don't think that they're going to take years to adapt certain cases—I never suggested that to begin with (In other words, we've got a case of misinterpretation, here).

I was saying that kkslider was talking about the length in between the adaptations of certain episodes, not the actual quality of them (since your response to his post was about the quality, right?).

Yes but I knew he could have meant that just as well I don't really care if they switch those episodes around to other arcs.

Gotcha.

[Swagnarok]

There's also the DB case "The Secret of the Moon, the Star, and the Sun" which happens before Haibara's introduction in the manga and yet they animated it about 3 years later after Haibara's introduction.

Technically incorrect. In the anime, Haibara was introduced in the first episode of the year 1999. "The secret of the moon, the star, and the sun" aired later that same year.

[Swagnarok]

Whoops, I think I misunderstood what you said. Sorry.

[kkslider5552000]

wtf just happened? :V

[Wakarimashita]

There's also the DB case "The Secret of the Moon, the Star, and the Sun" which happens before Haibara's introduction in the manga and yet they animated it about 3 years later after Haibara's introduction.

Technically incorrect. In the anime, Haibara was introduced in the first episode of the year 1999. "The secret of the moon, the star, and the sun" aired later that same year.

3 years after its publication. That case was from volume 12 and was aired right before cases from volume 25.

[Swagnarok]

There's also the DB case "The Secret of the Moon, the Star, and the Sun" which happens before Haibara's introduction in the manga and yet they animated it about 3 years later after Haibara's introduction.

Technically incorrect. In the anime, Haibara was introduced in the first episode of the year 1999. "The secret of the moon, the star, and the sun" aired later that same year.

3 years after its publication. That case was from volume 12 and was aired right before cases from volume 25.

Yeah, I got that now. I thought you said that the episode aired 3 years after Haibara's introduction.

[Adel34]

To be honest, I don't care that much about the ShinRan case. There are way better cases after that that I can't wait to see. They can delay it however long they want ^^