Yes, though that one was obviously somewhat shorter.
The main thing that made me think of this is how Kimetsu No Yaiba stayed faithful to how the breathing techniques look in the manga.
Reborn anime had a bunch of filler and didn't adapt the final arc.
I think the both eventually were completed, including Tsubasa's World Youth arc. I believe Prince of Tennis also got a complete adaptation through OVAs like Saint Seiya?
Pretty sure Reborn anime finished right before the Shimon arc started in the manga.
Oh yeah, forgot about those. Sexy Commando isn't complete (it only had short episodes), but Ninku is, it has an ongoing fansub too, that has finished the core story with only a bit of anime original epilogue left to sub.
God, imagine if ufotable did the Sin and Punishment or Immoral Laws arcs....one can only dream.
Yes. It was. Not to mention the opening is a cult hit.
I don't think it's there yet. Jump/action anime is getting there, but people don't know about publishers and companies. People expected Jump Force to have characters from different publishers, and people whine about official Jump apps not having Attack on Titan, Fairy Tail, One Punch Man, etc. It could get there soon though.
It's not nearly on the same level of popularity, but Black Clover's eleventh OP also trended on US YouTube a few days ago. Anime and manga have definitely become mainstream in western culture, or at least a lot more than they were just a few years back.
Twitter account for Time Paradox's writer is back up. Guess they had just hidden it.In addition to the Jump+ one-shot, looks like the writer also did this 4-volume series back in 2017.
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(Author's name is different because that's another name they would use. Mentioned it in their Twitter bio, but they deleted their account.)
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We’re getting there at quite the pace. Anime in general isn’t really mainstream yet, though Jump is mostly leading the way due to how many of their shows have reached this status. I would be surprised if 2030 rolls around and anime isn’t mainstream though.
I feel as even when anime goes mainstream, it till still take at least a long while for people to really learn the companies behind them. I’d imagine Weekly Shonen Jump/Shueisha would be the first name, though.
Yeah, things like Dragon Ball have been popular all over the world for decades and even my grandma can recognize Doraemon because it aired as a very popular kid's show around here.
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