Well, some animes has really bad quality. It would be great if those animes get a better remake.
So, What anime would you like to see recreated/Remake?
So, What anime would you like to see recreated/Remake?
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What anime would you like to see recreated?
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Rosario Vampire
Slayers
That will never happen though.
That will never happen though.
recreated in what sense?
we talking remastering? or remaking the whole series?
we talking remastering? or remaking the whole series?
Kaze no Stigma
Mahou Sensei Negima.
Grisaia because 8-bit is the worst studio.
Little Busters
JC Staff did a terrible job in adapting it
JC Staff did a terrible job in adapting it
Claymore because that ending was just bad
mahou sensei negima
they only took the ecchi harem intro but never animated the real stuff that happens in the manga
they only took the ecchi harem intro but never animated the real stuff that happens in the manga
Hate to break it to you but the author is dead.Harumi wrote:
Kaze no Stigma
Guilty Crown I guess
Shakugan no Shana i guess, or Shinsekai Yori
Id like someone to rewrite SAO, giving the interresting plot a proper story... but wouldnt that make a new anime entirely?
Soul Eater because the manga ending is so good <3
AJ-FreakS
To-Love-ru season 1
I've read the Little Busters VN and have concluded that it would be completely impossible to adapt without making it painfully obvious the small details and hints dropped throughout.Jerry wrote:
Little Busters
JC Staff did a terrible job in adapting it
I personally think the manga's huge reveal is even worse than what the anime did.dorothy3242 wrote:
Claymore because that ending was just bad
I'd like to see a recreate of;
-Ashita no Joe, It's nearly 40 years old and is still amazing a graphic update plus a new audience would be good for it.
-Macross for a similar reason as Ashita no Joe
-Chobits I feel alot of Clamp series could be re-executed significantly better along with
-Tsubasa, The manga ending is nearly as bad as what they gave for the anime which was literally a screen with if you want to find out what happens next read the manga
-Maybe Holic
-Card Captor Sakura (Sailormoon got a reboot)
-Black Jack (Had 2 OVAs in 2012 I'd be really happy to see more like that as long as they kept them grounded in the realm or reality)
-Possibly Serial Experiments Lain (However I think it needs a massive overhaul)
-Negima duh
Other stuff I'd prefer maybe a few closure OVA or a season 2
You're right.sukiNathan wrote:
Guilty Crown I guess
BlazBlue Alter Memory. It needed more episodes and better animation. Anything that wasn't the focus of the screen looked really bad, and it left out very important parts of the story and it's impossible to cover it all in 12 episodes.
Mekaku City Actors: First of all, SHAFT should go die in a hole. They are NEVER allowed to make animes. EVER. THEY ARE ALSO LOW ON BUDGET.
Gundam Seed: No Fukada. That is all.
Gundam Seed Destiny: ^^^^^^^^^^
Problem, Children are coming from another world, are they?: Series could have been longer and more interesting.
I still have more to add yet I forget. Let me go think it through, and when I do remember, I'll post
Gundam Seed: No Fukada. That is all.
Gundam Seed Destiny: ^^^^^^^^^^
Problem, Children are coming from another world, are they?: Series could have been longer and more interesting.
I still have more to add yet I forget. Let me go think it through, and when I do remember, I'll post
People always love to jump on the SHAFT hate train, they've worked on plenty of show and the good ones never seem to receive any credit at all The series was fine for the first half and I'd argue that there should never have been a Kagerou Project anime at all no matter who did it because of the overblown expectations people have.Athrun_Yamato wrote:
Mekaku City Actors: First of all, SHAFT should go die in a hole. They are NEVER allowed to make animes. EVER. THEY ARE ALSO LOW ON BUDGET.
Martian Sucessor Nadesico.
Toaru Hikuushi e no Koiuta (aka: A Certain Pilot's Love Song)
The ending felt abrupt and the climax of the whole series was underwhelming imo. I'd like to see the storyline be explored more.
The ending felt abrupt and the climax of the whole series was underwhelming imo. I'd like to see the storyline be explored more.
Rosario + Vampire.
Actually, they did Nisekoi pretty well.Green Platinum wrote:
People always love to jump on the SHAFT hate train, they've worked on plenty of show and the good ones never seem to receive any credit at all The series was fine for the first half and I'd argue that there should never have been a Kagerou Project anime at all no matter who did it because of the overblown expectations people have.Athrun_Yamato wrote:
Mekaku City Actors: First of all, SHAFT should go die in a hole. They are NEVER allowed to make animes. EVER. THEY ARE ALSO LOW ON BUDGET.
Tsukihime. Just. Tsukihime
The Tsukihime anime doesn't exist so they can't remake it.Sevrin wrote:
Tsukihime. Just. Tsukihime
Oh yeah! I need to go post this in a thread for media that needs an adaptation.Green Platinum wrote:
The Tsukihime anime doesn't exist so they can't remake it.Sevrin wrote:
Tsukihime. Just. Tsukihime
Actually, they did Nisekoi pretty well.[/quote]Athrun_Yamato wrote:
People always love to jump on the SHAFT hate train, they've worked on plenty of show and the good ones never seem to receive any credit at all The series was fine for the first half and I'd argue that there should never have been a Kagerou Project anime at all no matter who did it because of the overblown expectations people have.
Ehh, Nisekoi didn't need to be done by Shaft and their typical animation direction only hindered the show overall, personally. It's already rote rom-com stuff and, yeah, Shaft did it no favours.
Also: I'd like to see a better adaptation of Red Data Girl. There's a lot of interesting stuff that happens in the background that's never actually seen on-screen, and that results in an overly lackluster product out of something potentially neat.
What good qualities did Nisekoi as a series have anyway? Because I didn't see anything special in the story or characters.Mogsworth wrote:
Nisekoi didn't need to be done by Shaft and their typical animation direction only hindered the show overall, personally. It's already rote rom-com stuff and, yeah, Shaft did it no favours
Yet it got popular, clearly something was done right.
Tho Oreimo was popular too
Its popularity continues to be a mystery to me since as I said, it's rote. It's by-the-book romcom stuff adapted to a never-ending shonen format.Green Platinum wrote:
What good qualities did Nisekoi as a series have anyway? Because I didn't see anything special in the story or characters.Mogsworth wrote:
Nisekoi didn't need to be done by Shaft and their typical animation direction only hindered the show overall, personally. It's already rote rom-com stuff and, yeah, Shaft did it no favours
Yet it got popular, clearly something was done right.
Tho Oreimo was popular too
What do you mean. Tsukihime never had an animu :^^^^^^^^^)Sevrin wrote:
Tsukihime. Just. Tsukihime
I liked the manga for GetBackers, but the anime was an odd like 49 episodes or something, it didn't even get to the good parts of the manga, and the time distribution was really bad. Most of the episodes were spent dragging out that one 'arc' when I don't really feel so much time was needed to nitpick at it. I feel like it lost the viewers at some points. (Especially when some of the episodes were spent describing the past intensely of minor characters. I love the trap but really?) Even if the parts that the anime already covered were not redone, it really needed to be finished.
Speaking of rom coms, Oreimo NEEDS to be recreated.
Fuk Kirino. Kyousuke should be with Kuroneko
I want to say Ayase, but Tatsuya and Miyuki are already brother and sister sooooooo
Fuk Kirino. Kyousuke should be with Kuroneko
I want to say Ayase, but Tatsuya and Miyuki are already brother and sister sooooooo
Also they finished the manga so maybe they can go off thatdorothy3242 wrote:
Claymore because that ending was just bad
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Off the top of my head, I'd say Claymore could use a re-adaptation. Pretty much the same thing they did with FMA.
It went and halted when the pot really started to brew after all that stirring.
Or Tsukihime.
It went and halted when the pot really started to brew after all that stirring.
Or Tsukihime.
Shakugan no Shana
I don't see what could be done to Shana to make it any better without a significant overhaulKathleen Senpai wrote:
Shakugan no Shana
Mekakucity Actors. Getting SHAFT to do the anime adaptation doesn't really seem good for me, I mean, all the head tilts... and the story was pretty rushed due to the small number of episodes.
Tossing more episodes at it would not fix the problem. Using the current story it'd need about 3 episodes for an adequate explanation but then you'd need to add like 9 more episodes of filler. The best choice would be to ditch the convoluted snake thing and just make it a story about misfits finding a place they belong. Who would you get instead of SHAFT?YamiHikari wrote:
Mekakucity Actors. Getting SHAFT to do the anime adaptation doesn't really seem good for me, I mean, all the head tilts... and the story was pretty rushed due to the small number of episodes.
Umineko because even though I spoiled myself by reading the wiki I think a second season to wrap up the story would be amazing.
But yeah, unlikely if not impossible.
But yeah, unlikely if not impossible.
oh god so much thisKathleen Senpai wrote:
Shakugan no Shana
I'm still crying over how badly adapted the second season was...
I want to see P.A. Works did itGreen Platinum wrote:
Tossing more episodes at it would not fix the problem. Using the current story it'd need about 3 episodes for an adequate explanation but then you'd need to add like 9 more episodes of filler. The best choice would be to ditch the convoluted snake thing and just make it a story about misfits finding a place they belong. Who would you get instead of SHAFT?YamiHikari wrote:
Mekakucity Actors. Getting SHAFT to do the anime adaptation doesn't really seem good for me, I mean, all the head tilts... and the story was pretty rushed due to the small number of episodes.
Sience they works well at Another anime
Looking at the covers of the albums/novels etc. I really only think SHAFT I don't think P.A.s usual approach would suit.eclipselotus wrote:
I want to see P.A. Works did it
Sience they works well at Another anime
Maybe Brain's Base and their approach with Durarara
Thats why i want to see P.A.s did itGreen Platinum wrote:
Looking at the covers of the albums/novels etc. I really only think SHAFT I don't think P.A.s usual approach would suit.
Maybe Brain's Base and their approach with Durarara
They may use diffrent angle to Adaptation the story for fixing the rushed story
Another reason Just Curious xD