Welll then they aren’t a fan imagine a fan OF YOUR WORK putting on a play dedicated TO YOUR WORK and say it’ll be good when you see it its a disappointment and a shame since they’re a fan of your work and they would know if it was good
@@hehasnolips1371 That's not on Goa tho, that's just middle management fucking things up lol, even if as a "true fan" he should have realized the script wasn't good, Abiko already admitted multiple times she doesn't know what it actually takes to adapt a manga arc into a 2 hour theater play unlike the rest of the team, as the episode explains there's also a hierarchy in productions and unfortunately he's not very high on that list.
@@hehasnolips1371 This is assuming that the product would even end up bad. Different mediums have different requirements as was stated by the director and GOA himself. You can't 1 to 1 translate a book into a movie for example because the mediums are so different. You'd end up with a mess of a movie by the end of it. My guess is that she's going to write up the script and it's gonna suck bad and it's gonna take her swallowing her pride to ask GOA for help after all the things she said to him,
That's the thing, it was decided from the get go that Root A was going to be an original story, and it was him that wrote the concept for it. But because of producer meddling, the story was drastically different from what he initially planned
Ay... Sorry but i agree with that guy😂 i know that it's mostly the producers fault but like... You ain't ruining my work of art just because you think it don't make sense even though it won't make even more sense in your adaptation like I'm talking smack sht if a work of mine got turned into a tokyo ghoul version anime
@@Undead_Grius did you watch the episode? he wrote a bad script BCS he wasn't getting the right directions, it was all the people in the middle that ruined what the mangaka actually wanted to convey. Same thing goes as blaming the actor for a bad performance when the real problem was the director.
Really love this show because you totally feel for Abiko but also GOA. It's a great critique of the very business-y middlemen nature of the adaptation production.
Really just anything that involves skill Once you get people that have nothing to do with the creation process say things about the creation process you get the game of telephone as shown in this episode
To think all this wahala could have been avoided if the manga author and script writer had just talked directly with each other instead of being said by a bunch of different people.
That’s what I’m saying, just put them face to face, his feelings are already hurt at this point so it’d be better for her to get the proper ideas across to him in the least amount of time so it doesn’t disrupt the production too severely
The problem is Abiko and GOA are very busy with their work. She writes her Manga chapters weekly so she might only have time to read the scripts and talk to the editor after finishing a chapter before she starts the next one. And GOA is not only writing for this play he is also writing for other plays and such. He worked so hard because he did it out of passion for the Manga so he did stay up late and such to make it happen and even cancalled other projects for it. The telephone game aspect is the annoying part but sadly understandable in such situations.
Not only is this logistically a nightmare but Abiko clearly lacks the social skills in these kinds of situations to properly convey her intentions which is what was being pointed out basically all episode. Edit: To emphasize this when asked what was wrong with the script her first word was "everything" which is so incredibly unhelpful it's unreal.
Stage Around actually exists btw. The IHI Stage Around Tokyo they showed is an actual location. Typically in normal stages the seating is arranged to curve around the stage while the Stage Around, like the name suggests, has the stage and screen itself curving around the audience. There's of course much more to it like the projector screens that move real time with the play but the biggest difference is in that layout.
lemme just say as an (aspiring) fiction writer who took a year long scriptwriting class...it's not that easy to make a story into a play, especially a watchable one.
Similar situation here and yeah, Abiko doesn’t understand how it’s an entirely different field with an entirely different skillset required. Being a good author doesn’t translate into being a good scriptwriter.
@@MinniMaster she puts so much emotional investment into her work that any deviation from it, no matter how practical, must feel like a slap in the face. They really should have communicated with her about this better, instead of just telling her she’ll “come around when she watches the rehearsal 20 days before the deadline”.
Aside from the joke, this is about "live action adaptation" not "anime adaptation". Anime adaptation is a relatively flexible process since you have proper reference (manga) but live action has 100x constraints such as camera and degree of movement.
@@Vatsu03 i get the confusion as they are anime only and kana has red eyes and Akanes character has red eyes ( in the manga obvi don't have an eye color confusion lol)
Akane is still playing the white haired girl, and Kana is still playing the brown haired yellow eyed girl. They just have color contacts for eyes, thats maybe why it seems a lil confusing on who's playing who
Feel bad about both the mangaka and the scriptwriter. I hate when adaptations make a bunch of junk changes, but the scriptwriter was also fed a bunch of nonsense that made it difficult to understand what the mangaka wanted. If only they had talked face to face, I feel like they would have been able to make a much better initial script.
Meeting face to face is hard because like what did GOA says in monologue, he's very busy on much project. Maybe he could do that if he was only focusing on one project. The mangaka/author was also busy but I think it's still possible for her to have a meeting.
@@SB-hw7hp Yeah middlemen are somewhat necessary for that, but fewer is probably better - plus they should have at least one face to face meeting here and there. Especially if the scriptwriter is not doing what the mangaka wants.
Spoiler Alert for those who don't want to know about Stage Around. "Stage Around" refers to a stage where the entire 360-degree area is the performance space, and the audience seats rotate. The one appearing in "Oshi no Ko" is said to be modeled after the IHI Stage Around Tokyo, which was established in 2017.
In Japan, a Manga author committed suicide about six months ago due to troubles between the Manga author and the drama production. Current public opinion in Japan is more in favor of the original author. (Incidentally, this episode was produced about two years before the incident.
The reason why the mangaka’s messages changed entirely is because of something called serial reproduction, like the telephone game, where a message can start out as one thing but become completely different because of people’s assumptions and summarizations of the initial message they received
Well it also didnt help that Abikos messages seemed to be more of an angry rant than a proper comprehensive instructions. Even the first person in the chain who heard it directly from her did not seem to really grasp as to what she actually wanted.
Interestingly, the first two episodes made a choice to move parts from what should have been in ep 1 to ep 2 (that's why it went back in time), to focus more on Akane in ep 1
This felt so relevant now what with live action Avatar and one piece and also house of the dragon and game of thrones I don't mean all these adaptations are the same some are good some are bad but even the ones considered good made controversial changes
I can understand the mangakas frustration. I'm sure she started off nice but got more and more irritated when the scrips she got didn't have the changes she requested. However i understand the script writer being upset because he never heard her grievances directly. It's the productions fault.
There are the Netflix version of One Piece and the Slam Dunk movie version, which were successful when a manga artist suggested their production, so it has recently become clear that adding a manga artist to the production doesn't necessarily mean that it will become a noise and fail at the box office. There is. On the other hand, there is the Attack on Titan 2-part series, which was created by a manga artist to create whatever he wanted, but there have also been cases where changes were made to popular characters that were supposed to be there, resulting in backlash from fans and failure at the box office. It is the audience who decides whether something is good or not, so it would be wrong for sponsors and producers to decide from the beginning that it is inappropriate for manga artists to interfere.
Honestly apart from Abiko to say to rewrite the whole thing, totally agree with how she felt since she said they COMPLETELY changed how the character is
Always love the education this show gives on how things in the entertainment industry work. It's crazy how many steps are taken in the process of how scripts are made😮
aww the part abt the scriptwriter being a fan of the manga and shuffling projects to work on the play got cut! that was the part of the episode i was most looking forward to seeing the reaction from 😢 anyone on patreon know what they thought abt it?
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Good communication in the entertainment industry is essential, any project that doesn’t have the people working on it properly communicating will eventually fall apart
just because sensei said the whole script gotta be rewritten, doesnt mean the whole script is bad tho. its just personal taste I guess, people that are very indulge? in the story could understand the sensei pov too tbh
I also feel like the Mangaka lady needs to realise that a manga isnt real life and for a manga character's personality done by actors and actresses in real life is tough
the script credits being such a big thing makes me think it would be a toss up good or bad depending on how the play goes? either a) abiko won't be able to write a script and the original scriptwriter is called back in to assist, therefore leaving his name in the credits as valid or b) the script turns into a mess and it's pinned on him (industry wise and fan wise) since he's the public name on the credits (also the reason i personally would fight to have my name removed at that point. if it turns out to be trash then i wouldn't want to be associated in any way)
This just doesn't work logistically. Abiko writes and draws her manga weekly (most mangaka have an artist and editor to lighten the load and she does not) which is a hellish endeavor that takes up the vast majority of your weeks and GOA himself is also busy so even with Abiko had time to properly work with him it would be a genuine miracle if their free times lined up. GOA isn't only working on Tokyo Blade but many other projects at the same time leading him to have to work all nighters often times just to get this done in time.
@@huntersuper98maybe it wouldn’t be completely perfect, but I can’t imagine there wouldn’t be a tiny bit of time (or perhaps even a hiatus) where they could collaborate to make things better, at least Also, if she doesn’t have assistants, get them, and teach them. That’s on her. There’s more I want to say to criticize you, but i would be spoiling next episode
@@gowthamketharanathan9342 The work of a weekly mangaka is not one where people have actual time to do anything outside of work usually. Often times mangaka's are known for working 16 hours days if not more. "Also, if she doesn’t have assistants, get them, and teach them. That’s on her." This right here shows a lack of understanding of the character though. She's only been in 2 episodes so far and I can immediately tell she's a hyper perfectionist and wants things done exactly her way. Those types of people tend to produce worse stuff and slow down the workflow when adding more people. It's not as simple as "just get an assistant" especially since that's not really how the industry works. "There’s more I want to say to criticize you, but i would be spoiling next episode" Well you've already failed at not spoiling stuff because denying my hypothetical is already narrowing down the possibilities of what happens next episode therefor spoiling portions of it. No industry is as simple as "just do x" or "just do y" there are a lot of hoops that need to be dealt with and sometimes things are just impossible.
@@huntersuper98 I'm aware of a mangaka's usual schedule, but i have a very strong gut feeling that adjustments could be made for these types of circumstances Also, if she’s such a hyperperfectionist, why not wait to start this project until you have a firm grasp on everything surrounding it? She’s popular and loaded enough to do wait.
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Mmmm idk for now i am gonna wait i hope there is a something related to the plot of the anime in thi season because i got bored watching the first 2 ep , so hope something appears about the original plot .
The closest the United States has to a TurnAroundStage play, is the Bourne Experience at Universal Studios in Orlando. It's pretty fucking bad ass to be honest ! I really want to see a full 1hr 30 to 2hr play based on that!
The story was drawn in the manga more than two years ago, but in Japan, there was an incident this year in which the original author committed suicide after being criticized online for a similar issue.
Why is she complaining when she sold the rights to make that play, if she didn’t care about money she would’ve hired a company with the caveat of her being the main screen writer. Her complaining is basically a child tantrum and her insulting the dude was disrespectful and showed lack of manners.
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I just know the scriptwriter for this show saw this episode and realized he had to lock tf in
I wouldn't be surprised if this anime studio is working closely with the mangaka.
Would've been sweating bullets fr lol
It must be crushing to have an author you admire dissing your script and calling you incompetent
basically every CSM hater is like this author: they think the anime is an insult to the author and art itself.
When the Author calls you a fake fan 😭
Welll then they aren’t a fan imagine a fan OF YOUR WORK putting on a play dedicated TO YOUR WORK and say it’ll be good when you see it its a disappointment and a shame since they’re a fan of your work and they would know if it was good
@@hehasnolips1371 That's not on Goa tho, that's just middle management fucking things up lol, even if as a "true fan" he should have realized the script wasn't good, Abiko already admitted multiple times she doesn't know what it actually takes to adapt a manga arc into a 2 hour theater play unlike the rest of the team, as the episode explains there's also a hierarchy in productions and unfortunately he's not very high on that list.
@@hehasnolips1371 This is assuming that the product would even end up bad. Different mediums have different requirements as was stated by the director and GOA himself. You can't 1 to 1 translate a book into a movie for example because the mediums are so different. You'd end up with a mess of a movie by the end of it. My guess is that she's going to write up the script and it's gonna suck bad and it's gonna take her swallowing her pride to ask GOA for help after all the things she said to him,
Someone said this should've been what the Tokyo Ghoul Mangaka did for the anime adaptation 😭😭
That's the thing, it was decided from the get go that Root A was going to be an original story, and it was him that wrote the concept for it. But because of producer meddling, the story was drastically different from what he initially planned
@@carloscauan7967oh wow what an exact parallel
Ay... Sorry but i agree with that guy😂 i know that it's mostly the producers fault but like... You ain't ruining my work of art just because you think it don't make sense even though it won't make even more sense in your adaptation like I'm talking smack sht if a work of mine got turned into a tokyo ghoul version anime
This is how the Live Action Avatar Scriptwriter felt 🤣🤣
True
Bro basically got fried for getting the wrong message😭
If my favorite author said all those things to me i don't even know how i would recover
Oda talking smack sht about me and my work would just end me to my grave, like i already went through my depression but I'd in my sicidal arc 😂
@@Undead_Grius did you watch the episode? he wrote a bad script BCS he wasn't getting the right directions, it was all the people in the middle that ruined what the mangaka actually wanted to convey. Same thing goes as blaming the actor for a bad performance when the real problem was the director.
@@Undead_Grius aight I gotchu, i just based it off your tone and yes I agree that he has some fault but only by a little
As a designer myself, i would react the same way as GOA tbh
Really love this show because you totally feel for Abiko but also GOA. It's a great critique of the very business-y middlemen nature of the adaptation production.
Really just anything that involves skill
Once you get people that have nothing to do with the creation process say things about the creation process you get the game of telephone as shown in this episode
To think all this wahala could have been avoided if the manga author and script writer had just talked directly with each other instead of being said by a bunch of different people.
Right?
That’s what I’m saying, just put them face to face, his feelings are already hurt at this point so it’d be better for her to get the proper ideas across to him in the least amount of time so it doesn’t disrupt the production too severely
The problem is Abiko and GOA are very busy with their work. She writes her Manga chapters weekly so she might only have time to read the scripts and talk to the editor after finishing a chapter before she starts the next one. And GOA is not only writing for this play he is also writing for other plays and such. He worked so hard because he did it out of passion for the Manga so he did stay up late and such to make it happen and even cancalled other projects for it. The telephone game aspect is the annoying part but sadly understandable in such situations.
that's japanese bureaucracy for you, in the west this problem only has at most 1-2 middle men, but japanese business goes crazy with their management.
Not only is this logistically a nightmare but Abiko clearly lacks the social skills in these kinds of situations to properly convey her intentions which is what was being pointed out basically all episode.
Edit: To emphasize this when asked what was wrong with the script her first word was "everything" which is so incredibly unhelpful it's unreal.
Stage Around actually exists btw. The IHI Stage Around Tokyo they showed is an actual location. Typically in normal stages the seating is arranged to curve around the stage while the Stage Around, like the name suggests, has the stage and screen itself curving around the audience. There's of course much more to it like the projector screens that move real time with the play but the biggest difference is in that layout.
Sadly it's been forever closed, probably was losing a lot of money and there were not enough sponsors. That's really depressing.
lemme just say as an (aspiring) fiction writer who took a year long scriptwriting class...it's not that easy to make a story into a play, especially a watchable one.
Similar situation here and yeah, Abiko doesn’t understand how it’s an entirely different field with an entirely different skillset required. Being a good author doesn’t translate into being a good scriptwriter.
@@MinniMaster she puts so much emotional investment into her work that any deviation from it, no matter how practical, must feel like a slap in the face. They really should have communicated with her about this better, instead of just telling her she’ll “come around when she watches the rehearsal 20 days before the deadline”.
You gotta admire the balls of the people that saw not one but TWO ARCS of Oshi no Ko about live action adaptations and said “nah, we could do it tho”
“nah I’d win” aaah
Aside from the joke, this is about "live action adaptation" not "anime adaptation". Anime adaptation is a relatively flexible process since you have proper reference (manga) but live action has 100x constraints such as camera and degree of movement.
I think the comments were wrong about the eye thing because it's clear the person playing the girl with the brown hair is wearing color contacts
Yes there is no role swap between Kanna and Akane, i dont know what that comment was talking about.
@@Vatsu03 i get the confusion as they are anime only and kana has red eyes and Akanes character has red eyes ( in the manga obvi don't have an eye color confusion lol)
Akane is still playing the white haired girl, and Kana is still playing the brown haired yellow eyed girl. They just have color contacts for eyes, thats maybe why it seems a lil confusing on who's playing who
Poor GOA, he dint deserved that. It was painful to see in the manga and it was even more painful in the anime.
Feel bad about both the mangaka and the scriptwriter. I hate when adaptations make a bunch of junk changes, but the scriptwriter was also fed a bunch of nonsense that made it difficult to understand what the mangaka wanted. If only they had talked face to face, I feel like they would have been able to make a much better initial script.
Meeting face to face is hard because like what did GOA says in monologue, he's very busy on much project. Maybe he could do that if he was only focusing on one project. The mangaka/author was also busy but I think it's still possible for her to have a meeting.
@@SB-hw7hp Yeah middlemen are somewhat necessary for that, but fewer is probably better - plus they should have at least one face to face meeting here and there. Especially if the scriptwriter is not doing what the mangaka wants.
Spoiler Alert for those who don't want to know about Stage Around.
"Stage Around" refers to a stage where the entire 360-degree area is the performance space, and the audience seats rotate. The one appearing in "Oshi no Ko" is said to be modeled after the IHI Stage Around Tokyo, which was established in 2017.
it unfortunately closed down this year tho
Aka Akasaka really aired out the issues with Kaguya-Sama’s live action in this arc lmao
There's a live action Kaguya-sama??
@@junglekxngtalksanime yes
I pity the writers of the Oshi no Ko live action
I wonder what he would think of Oshi no Ko live action whenever it releases
Just realised Akasaka is the same spelled backwards haha
Talking about live action, oshi no ko will have a live action adaptation, so it will be interesting to see how accurate it is
unwatchable, they don't have star eyes all over
@@judesantelices2944 agree 100%
Your videos are genuinely entertaining, keep it up
In Japan, a Manga author committed suicide about six months ago due to troubles between the Manga author and the drama production.
Current public opinion in Japan is more in favor of the original author.
(Incidentally, this episode was produced about two years before the incident.
Imagine the Manga creator roasting and insulting your Directing skills for his live Stage play adaptation of her work, i would be scared lmao
The reason why the mangaka’s messages changed entirely is because of something called serial reproduction, like the telephone game, where a message can start out as one thing but become completely different because of people’s assumptions and summarizations of the initial message they received
Plus just being drop, one of them said we can't do that we don't have the time to make a new set for it.
Well it also didnt help that Abikos messages seemed to be more of an angry rant than a proper comprehensive instructions. Even the first person in the chain who heard it directly from her did not seem to really grasp as to what she actually wanted.
The reality of the entertainment industry behind the Scene.
Imagine if they adapted oshi no ko like shit this would be funny af
Funny enough, They are doing an Oshi No Ko live action adaptation
It’d be as ironic as zomb 100
@@redhood2394 gotta appreciate the balls of the producer ngl
@@OpeningYugioh what happened with zombie 100? I have only watched the trailer.
@@queennevercry they talked about poor working conditions in the anime and the anime got delayed multiple times
When you favorite author called you fake fan 😂
Interestingly, the first two episodes made a choice to move parts from what should have been in ep 1 to ep 2 (that's why it went back in time), to focus more on Akane in ep 1
The red eyes is still Akane. It's color contacts.
This felt so relevant now what with live action Avatar and one piece and also house of the dragon and game of thrones
I don't mean all these adaptations are the same some are good some are bad but even the ones considered good made controversial changes
I can understand the mangakas frustration. I'm sure she started off nice but got more and more irritated when the scrips she got didn't have the changes she requested. However i understand the script writer being upset because he never heard her grievances directly. It's the productions fault.
There are the Netflix version of One Piece and the Slam Dunk movie version, which were successful when a manga artist suggested their production, so it has recently become clear that adding a manga artist to the production doesn't necessarily mean that it will become a noise and fail at the box office. There is. On the other hand, there is the Attack on Titan 2-part series, which was created by a manga artist to create whatever he wanted, but there have also been cases where changes were made to popular characters that were supposed to be there, resulting in backlash from fans and failure at the box office. It is the audience who decides whether something is good or not, so it would be wrong for sponsors and producers to decide from the beginning that it is inappropriate for manga artists to interfere.
nah, script writers deserve love too
Man I forgot this show gets way too real sometimes
Can we take a sec to admire everyone’s drip??? Fashion + character design is peak.
cliffhangers gonna go crazy this season
5:51 hey I warm up my milk in the microwave💀
Same here☠️
Same
Where else?
@@AutisticIrishopen bonfire in the wood ofc
@@hoangdung7494 ok…
Honestly apart from Abiko to say to rewrite the whole thing, totally agree with how she felt since she said they COMPLETELY changed how the character is
Always love the education this show gives on how things in the entertainment industry work. It's crazy how many steps are taken in the process of how scripts are made😮
The shade to Captain America and Blade... XD
lmao I also had hard time realizing the episode had ended already 😂
oi whats wrong with heating my milk in the microwave, where else am i supposed to heat it??
I feel bad for the script writter
Japanese online public opinion in recent months has been sympathetic to manga artists.
Am i the only one who thinks The mangaka looks like Ai but with short hair?💀
If it was me i woulda been like "oh you want revisions? heres 9 revisions to the chest"
Lupasan's hair looks good in this one
Imo he doesnt deserve it. Its HER FAULT that she didnt give him the message directly
Oda: Oh you think imma let yall take over the one piece live action? Hell nah I got this
Toriyama: Because we entrusted the production to Hollywood, the work became a grand accident.
5:51-> This one got me off guard LOL
hair looks nice sheera!
Great reaction!
This episode reminds of the movie “Saving Mr. Banks”.
The mangaka and the scriptwriter should have sat down in a room together right at the start of this whole thing.
04:16 Kana needs to chill 😂They are literally just standing next to each other and talking, girl, let it go! 🤣
4:12, Kana is literally 1:1 Kaguya
So guys, how much we did appreciating script writer this whole time? Do you guys have your own favorite script writer?
This is hard for me to rewatch. I feel so bad for GOA, in a way that makes me really uncomfortable.
Kanna's irises also change colour so maybe the eyes are just her getting into the role, the same way her eyes changed to match AI's irises.
aww the part abt the scriptwriter being a fan of the manga and shuffling projects to work on the play got cut! that was the part of the episode i was most looking forward to seeing the reaction from 😢
anyone on patreon know what they thought abt it?
No im pretty sure that was talked about in the anime
Roast everyone😂🔥🔥
Sumiaki Raida is voiced by Kenichi Suzumura who also voices Sogo & others (Gimtama), Takehisa (Fire Force), Mirio (MHA), Itoni (Assassin’s Classroom), Anti (SSSS.Gridman), Onanai (Demon Slayer), Takehiro (Godzilla: Singular Ponit), Julius (Trapped in a Dating Sim …), Momotaro (Free), Yuya (Re:Creators), Iyami (Mr. Otomatsu), Shino (Prison School), Steven & others (Pokémon), Rogue (Fairy Tail), Takuya (Majikoi), Utakata, Chomei / 7 Tails, & Sukea (Naruto), Koichi & Lowemon line (Digimon), Lavi (D.Gray-man), Kilik (Soul Eater), Kobun (Magi), Suwa (Mars Red), Hikaru (Ouran High School Host Club), Harihiro (Gimgar of Fantasy & Ash), Canterbury, Thompson, & Timber (Black Butler), Poseidon (Edens Zero), & many more. Eng dub is Alejandro Saab who also voices Izumi (Horimiya), Tatsuya (The Irregular at Magic School), Gabimaru (Hell’s Paradise), Junichi (My First Girlfriend is a Gal), L’Arc (Shield Hero), Leonhard (The Royal Tutor), Terbol, Pavlik, & Jimmy (One Piece), Julius (Re:Zero), Uno (Nanbaka), Ichiro (Iruma-kun), Jhin (Our Last Crusade or…), Terunori (Food Wars), Twilight (Sleepy Princess), Drake (Fairy Tail), Kanzai (HxH), Johnny (SAO), Silva (Mashle), Popuko (Pop Team Epic), Macaque (Monkie Kid), Romero (Zombie Land Saga), Leon, Roark, Kukui, Masked Royal, & others (Pokemon), Daiya (86), Blitz (Moriarty the Patriot), Naomasa (My Hero Academia), Akane (Handa-kun), Sonic, Hoteison, & young Zerofuku (Record of Ragnarok), Schaf (Frieren), Laurence (Izetta), Akira (ReLife), Old man & Paper bag Sorcerer (Jujutsu Kaisen), Vice-Chief (Overlord), Apprentice boy (Goblin Slyer), Dornea (Ragna Crimson), & many more
Good communication in the entertainment industry is essential, any project that doesn’t have the people working on it properly communicating will eventually fall apart
Believe it or not the anime elevates the source material. Don't get me wrong the manga is good but holy shit the show takes it to the next level
just because sensei said the whole script gotta be rewritten, doesnt mean the whole script is bad tho. its just personal taste I guess, people that are very indulge? in the story could understand the sensei pov too tbh
The Elusive Samurai, you MUST watch that new anime, is SO AWEEEEEEEEESOME!!!
I also feel like the Mangaka lady needs to realise that a manga isnt real life and for a manga character's personality done by actors and actresses in real life is tough
the script credits being such a big thing makes me think it would be a toss up good or bad depending on how the play goes?
either a) abiko won't be able to write a script and the original scriptwriter is called back in to assist, therefore leaving his name in the credits as valid
or b) the script turns into a mess and it's pinned on him (industry wise and fan wise) since he's the public name on the credits (also the reason i personally would fight to have my name removed at that point. if it turns out to be trash then i wouldn't want to be associated in any way)
Ayanokoji adaptation for real
If oshi no ko ever gets a live action theyre about to be sweating
It has already one
Peak is back ✊
I don't think they swapped roles, aren't they just using color contacts?
okay man theres absolutely nothing wrong with warming up milk in the microwave
Mr. Scriptwriter's soul was crushed. RIP my dude.
--Still recommending you watch Mo Dao Zu Shi--
Y’all should react Marvel’s Hit-Monkey. There second season comes out tomorrow& the first one was 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Anyone seen Viral hit on crunchy?
Just have the author and scriptwriter link up together and work on the whole script. It’s like they making such an easy task a impossible one
This just doesn't work logistically. Abiko writes and draws her manga weekly (most mangaka have an artist and editor to lighten the load and she does not) which is a hellish endeavor that takes up the vast majority of your weeks and GOA himself is also busy so even with Abiko had time to properly work with him it would be a genuine miracle if their free times lined up. GOA isn't only working on Tokyo Blade but many other projects at the same time leading him to have to work all nighters often times just to get this done in time.
@@huntersuper98maybe it wouldn’t be completely perfect, but I can’t imagine there wouldn’t be a tiny bit of time (or perhaps even a hiatus) where they could collaborate to make things better, at least
Also, if she doesn’t have assistants, get them, and teach them. That’s on her.
There’s more I want to say to criticize you, but i would be spoiling next episode
@@gowthamketharanathan9342 The work of a weekly mangaka is not one where people have actual time to do anything outside of work usually. Often times mangaka's are known for working 16 hours days if not more.
"Also, if she doesn’t have assistants, get them, and teach them. That’s on her." This right here shows a lack of understanding of the character though. She's only been in 2 episodes so far and I can immediately tell she's a hyper perfectionist and wants things done exactly her way. Those types of people tend to produce worse stuff and slow down the workflow when adding more people. It's not as simple as "just get an assistant" especially since that's not really how the industry works.
"There’s more I want to say to criticize you, but i would be spoiling next episode" Well you've already failed at not spoiling stuff because denying my hypothetical is already narrowing down the possibilities of what happens next episode therefor spoiling portions of it.
No industry is as simple as "just do x" or "just do y" there are a lot of hoops that need to be dealt with and sometimes things are just impossible.
@@huntersuper98 I'm aware of a mangaka's usual schedule, but i have a very strong gut feeling that adjustments could be made for these types of circumstances
Also, if she’s such a hyperperfectionist, why not wait to start this project until you have a firm grasp on everything surrounding it? She’s popular and loaded enough to do wait.
Melt Narushima is voiced by Seiji Maeda who also voices Touya (Black Summoner), Greenhorn Warrior (Goblin Slayer), Katsunori (My Clueless First Friend), Sho (Iroduku: The World in Colors), Barnes (My Daughter Left the Nest & Returned an S-Ranked Adventurer), Axun (Helck), Brian (I Shall Survive Using Potions), & a few more while Eng dub is Bryson Baugus who also voices Shoyo (Haikyuu), Bell (Danmachi), Kimihito (Monster Musume), Takumi (Food Wars), Seishiro (Bluelock), Falco (AOT), Yu (Shikimori’s Not Just a Cutie), Kaito (Waiting in the Summer), Pegasus (Saint Seiya), Takashi (Why the Hell are You Here, Teacher?), Hazal & Luto (Tsukimichi), Mitsuru (Darling in the Franxx), Mikhail (The Case Study of Vanitas), Momoya (Dead Mount Death Play), Isaac (The Ancient Magus’ Bride), Aka (Reborn as a Vending Machine), Daisuke (Shirobako), Iori (The Pet Girl of Sakurasou), Yanagi (When Supernatural Battles Become Commonplace), Reyes (My Unique Skill Makes Me OP …), young Gelsadra (Gatchamon Crowds), Makoto (Classroom of the Elite), Hikaru (Re:Hamatora), Audiso (Log Horizon), young Aki (Chainsaw Man), Sherbet (Cookie Run: Kingdom), & many more
Roshi you should watch The Elusive Samurai
Roshi can you plss react to "my deer friend nokotan" the best anime of all time
Akane BEST GIRL
... what's wrong with warming up milk in the microwave...
Dam… huge spoiler at 7:35
Man this episode reminded me of the Attack on Titan live action and seeing Mikasa weak as fuck.
They need to let go of the eye colour thing.
Cool
Huh sakura gave up fighting in the future?
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Who else wants a Shikanoko reaction?
Mmmm idk for now i am gonna wait i hope there is a something related to the plot of the anime in thi season because i got bored watching the first 2 ep , so hope something appears about the original plot .
Will you guys react to Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian?
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The closest the United States has to a TurnAroundStage play, is the Bourne Experience at Universal Studios in Orlando.
It's pretty fucking bad ass to be honest !
I really want to see a full 1hr 30 to 2hr play based on that!
Bro can y’all pls react to captain america brave new world trailer?
I wonder what would happen with Oshi no Ko live action whenever it releases
Day 58 : Guys Please React to KGF movie Chapter 1 and 2 ❤️
Pls react to mirzapur
Now ppl should Understand why we mad about the Solo leveling adaptation, They gave us Chin woo instead of Jin woo.
Is this a joke?
@@carloscauan7967 No!
@@Ticking-time-bombOh. So you're just dumb then.
The story was drawn in the manga more than two years ago, but in Japan, there was an incident this year in which the original author committed suicide after being criticized online for a similar issue.
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Why is she complaining when she sold the rights to make that play, if she didn’t care about money she would’ve hired a company with the caveat of her being the main screen writer. Her complaining is basically a child tantrum and her insulting the dude was disrespectful and showed lack of manners.
⚠️In this video, the two black men at the top are speaking prohibited words starting at 13:30. I don't know why I think so, because I said a prohibited word, and the discriminatory word was deleted with a beep. And he's acting like he's insulting, ridiculing, and making fun of anime. I found this to be a very unpleasant and rude behavior, and I have reported it to UA-cam management. I've seen the two black men in the top row in other anime reaction videos. The reactions of these two black men make people who watch the video uncomfortable. The channel owner should remove these two black men so that they will not be seen reacting on UA-cam in the future. I would like to warn you again that I have reported the reactions of the two black men in the upper row to UA-cam for using discriminatory language and reacting in an unpleasant and inappropriate manner. Channel owners should understand