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tintor2
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 Posted: Wed May 08, 2024 1:33 pm
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Wonder if the something happened to the author's health. Then again this might be a reason why Madhouse never announced a season 2 unlike other studios like Liden or Mappa.
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CrypticPurpose
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Posted: Wed May 08, 2024 6:05 pm
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| tintor2 wrote: | | Wonder if the something happened to the author's health. Then again this might be a reason why Madhouse never announced a season 2 unlike other studios like Liden or Mappa. |
I was under the impression that there was already enough material for a second season, but only just, so, given the significant success of the first season, they are waiting for more so that the gap between the second and third season would not be as great.
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Dr. Wily
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Posted: Wed May 08, 2024 9:45 pm
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| tintor2 wrote: | | Wonder if the something happened to the author's health. Then again this might be a reason why Madhouse never announced a season 2 unlike other studios like Liden or Mappa. |
The optimist in me hopes that maybe it has something to do with a potential season 2 because they want the author's involvement.
But the realist in me has read too many horror stories of the kind of wringer that weekly manga production puts authors/artists through, so I'm really praying there's not some sort of health issue.
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MFrontier
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Posted: Wed May 08, 2024 10:42 pm
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I hope the author is doing okay.
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casenumber00
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Posted: Fri May 10, 2024 6:59 am
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| tintor2 wrote: | | Wonder if the something happened to the author's health. Then again this might be a reason why Madhouse never announced a season 2 unlike other studios like Liden or Mappa. |
Typically, anime is green lit and planned 2+ year before the anime is to air. Making an anime is usually contracted out to anime studio by publishers. In the time leading up to the anime, the studio maybe makes other contracts with other studios for anime series. Sometimes anime studios are booked up for years after a hit anime comes out and cant readily make more.
Also, its a similar story to the anime makers. Directors, producers, and animators do have similar situations, they get jobs and contracts to work for other studios and other projects. A lot of times, the unique talent on a project makes the show successful and cant really be replicated.
We probably haven't heard about S2 due to people having their schedules filled, hell the Director is working on S2 of Bocchi and seems to be popular and in demand in the industry now.
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