Ok then. Check at my website and you'll see that I translated his last one shot: Meteor Syndrome. Is this a suficient action for you?
That's why I wanted clarification on it, any time I hear Bleach anime I hear it was canceled. Not sure how to differentiate a hiatus/ending to an outright cancel
Thats not proof. Thats just rumor and speculation. By your logic, you could say Fairy Tail was cancelled twice which is kind of senseless to say.
Yeah its just been on hiatus for 5 years
https://dailyanimeart.com/2013/03/02/fairy-tail-anime-cancelled-on-30th-march-2013/
The difference is that Naruto Shippuden ending has been headline for an entire year now while every example of an anime ending came abruptly within the middle of an arc, fans already know that the manga ended over 2 years ago and don't have any material left to animate while fans of Bleach and Toriko know that there were at least several arcs worth of material to be animated.
Fairy Tail is now a "seasoned" anime, completely different from Bleach.
So all 12/13/26 episode manga adaptations are considered cancelled anime? Are all unfinished LN adaptatios considered cancelled anime?
For not "seasoned" anime, yes. You can't compare LN adaptions with Bleach. None is on pair with it.
So Haikyuu, Magi, Arslan, and 7taizai are all cancelled?
Seasoned anime... Seasoned anime... Seasoned anime... Seasoned anime?
Yep very rarely if not at all do anime get cancelled and if they do its usually before production finishes the first three episodes, this was usually how you would get a majority of OVAs back then since they were mostly just failed pilots that couldn't get the interest of sponsorship but had to get a profit somehow . If a long-running anime "ends" its usually means that production has ceased and is time to wrap up the current arc hence why there's always leeway in announcing when the series will end instead of abruptly stop airing it. The most recently example I can think of where an anime got clearly cancelled abruptly was 2015's Brave Beats which ended after 27 episodes and was immediately followed by a TV reairing of the Gundam Unicorn OVA cheaply repackaged to fill up the slot until the next show to airing the fall.
I think the main reason for the sudden shift to seasonal anime is because it's cheaper for the animation company to produce then a long running anime that and the complaint I'm sure they here from fans saying the pacing is super slow and not to may people care to see filler episodes that interrupt an arc out of the blue because it caught up with the manga. Plus it's easier to keep people interested in a short run then a long run because eventually they'll get bored of the show and just find something better to watch.
all the shows with best ratings are long running shows (OP, DBZ, Conan, Maruko, Pokemon etc...)