>>2

What color would work?

Let’s change it to a bright color scheme.

It was a dual feature with “In/Spectre,” wasn’t it?

You can do it, you can do it.

Mochinobu will be sad, but it might be done in the style of the original artwork.

There are also patterns where it can be adapted into an anime based on the original work rather than the manga, so it’s higher than you might think.

Anime adaptation of “Koko Suiri,” “Peach Boy Riverside,” and “If I Became a Dog, I Was Picked Up by My Crush.” There are only the White Saint and the Black Pastor.

Is it weak to be adapted into anime, Shonen Magazine R?

Is the original work popular enough to be adapted into an anime…?

It’s quite popular, isn’t it?

You’re always creepy! Wearing flashy colored clothes, huh?!

Did Grandma buy it for you!?

>>12

Doing something like that, like in El Hazard…

Even if the talk of an anime adaptation comes up, it will probably end up being in a rural area anyway.

>>13

It’s good that the old swordmaster is already assuming he will fail…

Gyaah!

Since my mother of assassination passed away, I haven’t been visiting much, so I need to read it all at once.

>>17

The funeral was good.

Even though the manga was popular, the anime adaptation followed the original too closely and turned out kind of mediocre… I feel like this has happened before, but I can’t remember what it was.

It feels like it fits perfectly into a one-cour for a title recovery episode.

The tempo of the gags is suspiciously at a level of inflating the manuscript fee.

For better or worse, the influence of the artwork is strong, so when it’s animated, it might feel different…

>>24

I want you to do the content of the thread picture with the original artwork!

In reality, there are quite a few, but it takes a considerable number of episodes to reveal their true nature, so it’s difficult.

I think if we keep the first episode as it is and make the initial Lily and dragon slaying feel more relaxed and silly, it wouldn’t feel out of place.

The gags in this manga can’t be reproduced with the pace of the anime.

It’s basically just meaningless rambling around Rain.

Gya-hee

I really want to see how that tempo is expressed in the animation.

I want them to properly recreate the feeling of thinking back later and asking, “What was that all about?” and finding it interesting.

It might feel unbearable even when watching the anime, so I think a ratio of 15 minutes for the original work and about 5 minutes for this would probably be just right.

The burden on the production side is likely to become immense.

>>33

I know that it got criticized in the original work for doing that.

It’s called DD Fist of the North Star.

Clearly the author’s favorite FUCK dog.

I think the situation and interactions are the funny type of gag, so the tempo shouldn’t be that difficult.

I’m concerned that there seems to be a slight difficulty with the battle descriptions.

There were also many explanatory texts.

I’m just doing something that’s not even a picaresque outlaw in a fantasy world.

If you don’t always bring out the Uzi, you’ll just be overwhelmed by the others…

It doesn’t seem like there’s as much time left until the end as the outfielders think.

You probably don’t have the luxury to do a slow-paced development.

Is it out of material even though it’s a comic adaptation…?

It might be okay to start the anime suddenly with the half-gray arc.

Rain and his group will be glossed over in about one episode.

>>41

I don’t understand why they skip over episodes 8 to 11 even though their quality is amazing.

I can’t believe it, but… I wonder if it’s not really popular with anyone other than the anonymous users?

If it were animated, it would be the type like Taisho Baseball Girls.

Well, there’s definitely a real popularity on the internet.

It’s a manga famous for its early gags, so I don’t understand the idea of skipping the beginning.

There is more potential for adaptation into anime than bullying-themed manga, right…?

Maybe if we do a crazy promotion for the first 10 minutes and then offer a reward for the last 10 minutes, we could double our sales?

>>50

Isn’t it awful that the atmosphere becomes the same from the middle period?

If you’re going to do it, in about a 5-minute frame.

They were complaining that the standalone book isn’t selling well…

>>52

Aren’t you subscribed online…? If that’s the case, won’t it generate royalties?

>>52

It has been announced to be 600,000 copies.

That’s already old.

It seems that Kodansha’s manga is usually translated overseas before being adapted into an anime.

The original author’s other work has been translated.

>>53

OH…

It seems like it could go in a similar direction to the anime of KonoSuba and Princess Connect.

It’s interesting because it’s manga expression, and I think it would be pretty dull if it were anime adapted…

I honestly think it’s interesting just to see the earth-colored protagonist and the girl in a dress on screen all the time.

I want to see the original 15-minute manga in 15 minutes.

I generally like manga, but I think I’m not really suited for anime.

It can be easily ruined depending on the content and direction…

I feel like I want to see that aspect of the action in animation since it’s not that well done.

At a quality level like Ranking of Kings…

If 600,000 copies are true, that’s quite a lot sold, but I wonder if it’s really the case~

>>66

If you start saying that, there will be no end to it.

It seems likely to be turned into a mediocre anime.

I think it has a probability close to being a big deal.

If it gets animated, it might end up feeling different…

Is it 600,000 copies for volume 13? It has been out for quite a while, after all…

(Huh, is the 13th volume already out…?）