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Posted 05 November 2014 - 06:02 PM
Here's the breakdown for Winter.
As always, with this being version one I'll post an update when the updated version is released.
As for this season... I'm really excited for the next part of Aldnoah Zero, really enjoyed part one. Also the sequel to Durarara and the ARS Nova- Areggio of Blue Steel movie.
Summoning Master
Posted 05 November 2014 - 07:45 PM
I dunno what to think. 2014 has ended all of the running manga I was following (Ah! My Goddess, History's Strongest Disciple Kenichi, and very soon Naruto), and I haven't seen anything in any of these line-ups that have sparked my interest significantly in years. A few mildly entertaining write-ups I might give a try to if convenient, but most of those aren't easy to find in the US, and none have inspired me to hunt them down.
Sure, there are still some trickles from those anime out there (the Kenichi OVAs seem to still be happening, even if they aren't on this list, and there's a Naruto movie to dread -- I mean, look forward to), but... is anyone else getting an "end of an era" vibe from this year? So many long-running series are just ending, and very suddenly\unsatisfactorilly as well. Even Studio Ghibli may be gone after this year (though I've seen conflicting reports about that).
I guess some people are content with Attack on Titan (too grimdark for my blood) or Sword Art Online (jumps around too much; can't get into it). I never got into One Piece (I gave it a lot of chances), which may still be running, but as suddenly as Naruto and Kenichi were ended (Kenichi basically announced it was ending just one week in advance, with a dozen plot points unresolved) I wouldn't be surprised if any of those were ended with little or no warning, either.
I dunno. Sorry, probably not the right thread for this one, but it bothers me. I wonder what's going on in the manga industry all of a sudden.
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Alex Turner turners me on
Posted 05 November 2014 - 08:37 PM
YESSSSS SEASON 2 OF DUARARA I'VE BEEN WAITING SO LONG
"Suck it and see."
Dork
Posted 05 November 2014 - 08:54 PM
Kantai Collection! Woooo
Summoning Master
Posted 05 November 2014 - 09:29 PM
I dunno what to think. 2014 has ended all of the running manga I was following (Ah! My Goddess, History's Strongest Disciple Kenichi, and very soon Naruto), and I haven't seen anything in any of these line-ups that have sparked my interest significantly in years. A few mildly entertaining write-ups I might give a try to if convenient, but most of those aren't easy to find in the US, and none have inspired me to hunt them down.
Sure, there are still some trickles from those anime out there (the Kenichi OVAs seem to still be happening, even if they aren't on this list, and there's a Naruto movie to dread -- I mean, look forward to), but... is anyone else getting an "end of an era" vibe from this year? So many long-running series are just ending, and very suddenly\unsatisfactorilly as well. Even Studio Ghibli may be gone after this year (though I've seen conflicting reports about that).
I guess some people are content with Attack on Titan (too grimdark for my blood) or Sword Art Online (jumps around too much; can't get into it). I never got into One Piece (I gave it a lot of chances), which may still be running, but as suddenly as Naruto and Kenichi were ended (Kenichi basically announced it was ending just one week in advance, with a dozen plot points unresolved) I wouldn't be surprised if any of those were ended with little or no warning, either.
I dunno. Sorry, probably not the right thread for this one, but it bothers me. I wonder what's going on in the manga industry all of a sudden.
I completely agree. There is almost nothing right now that I consider worth of watching.
It is not a trouble for me, though. I have dozens of classic series that I want to check, so that the lack of interesting or even midly entertaining series currently does not affect me.
Sincerely I think the manga/anime industry has been declining for several years... or even since the late nineties.
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back from the dead
Posted 06 November 2014 - 07:21 PM
Maybe one of these little kittens wont let me down
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