Gintama/Osomatsu director said he wanted to work on a Samon-kun anime and look how that ended up. My point is they can say they're interested in working on it until completion all they want, but it all depends on the production committee.
Of course they can reject it, but why would they. They knew it would become a long running anime from the point they accepted the offer for the first season. Plus I wouldn't be surprised if they themselves are enjoying producing the anime, otherwise they wouldn't dedicate sub studio C only to MHA. You're right that Yutaka Nakamura can just help on other anime whenever he feels like it. But as far as I'm aware sub studio C is his workplace in Bones and that sub studio is currently dedicated only to MHA since they moved it from sub studio A to sub studio C between season 1 and 2. As far as I'm aware, sub studio C was working only on anime original stuff the last few years prior and was working on Concrete Revolutio during season 1. All other sub studios already had a huge workload with ongoing anime, sub studio D is I think dedicated to anime movies, although I might be wrong with that. They even created sub studio E for the Eureka Seven Movie. So MHA seems really important to them if they dedicate it an own sub studio that only works on MHA.
But didn’t FMA adapt about the entire manga. They adapted the FMA franchise to completion. Like some of the others said, as long as it continues to be a success I don’t see why they would stop. If there’s suddenly a decline before the series reaches its end then I can see them not adapting it. But I believe the president himself said he hopes they adapt the entire series
Studio C did FMA (OG) and Soul Eater so I don't know where you got the idea that they were supposed to do original anime. MHA is just their current project, it doesn't mean it is the show they're dedicated to. And Nakamura was in Kekkai Sensen's both seasons and they were Studio A.
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I was talking about the last few years prior to MHA. Soul Eater was 2008 and FMA was 2003. I was talking about the last few years before 2017. Idk for how long they did anime original stuff in between, but they did only anime original stuff for a few years.
OPM is a special case. It was pretty much a Madhouse anime in name only.
You can't use OPM studio switch to justify MHA having a studio switch/ending with S3. Different studio/circumstance.
Shokugeki no Soma's popularity did peak and slowed down, and it still didn't switch studio or staff.
I see. However, Nakamura isn't exclusive to C (Space Dandy was A and B) and C isn't an studio exclusive to Kekkai more than Studio D is exclusive to Bungou Stray Dogs.
Nobody working on Soma has Umakoshi's notoriety or pedigree.
Hire new people? Sooner or later they will retire or die anyway, but you make it sound like MHA's anime will die with them at that moment. Quality anime existed before them, it will exist after them.
