Why are you trying to twist this into an argument against you? Answering your own
opinion based questions for other people just makes you look stupid.
A good question I make about this is... Why is important to make room for the material?
Because if they make an anime with too little material to work with, the pacing slows down by stretching scenes or adding unnecessary flashbacks. More material means the studio can work more freely with what they're given instead of having to stretch 8 episodes worth of content into 12 episodes.
And it will be a bad one if they work with not so much chapters?
It won't be bad, but it would most likely be worse than if they waited for a larger pool of content for the reasons I stated above.
Will that save an awful manga? Will this transform an awful manga into a good series?
Yes, it could possibly make a manga who's pacing was too slow to be more enjoyable by speeding up the pace when adapting it. It's one of the reasons why people just switched to the manga after watching the anime, the pacing has slowed down to sometimes less than a chapter per episode. Bad pacing
can ruin a manga/anime for someone.
If not, then stop caring about faithful adaptations, for God's sake. The fidelity is not important for everyone.
Are you serious? If the source material is great, then obviously people are going to want a faithful adaptation so that there is no risk of the great source material being brought down by an undeserved mediocre adaptation. There is literally nothing wrong with wanting a faithful adaptation.
I'd rather have a good anime loose adaptation for new fans than a faithful adaptation but sucky anime for everyone.
Just as there are great loose adaptations (like Kekkai Sensen), there's also "sucky" loose adaptations. This holds true for faithful adaptations as well. No need to be so narrow minded.
It's just wish-fullfillment for the fans.
Wouldn't loosely adapted anime just be wish fulfillment for
you? Really makes you think...
