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Higher chances for an s2 than 2 cour thing.
I was looking at the Nisekoi anime, that had Aniplex backing it and it was also one of the bigger romcoms from WSJ from recent times. Shueisha also seem to be set to giving Yuuna the TLR treatment and that started off with a two cour anime.Looking through some ecchi centric anime adaptions (I only know the names of about 5 so take this with a grain of salt) most don't seem to go over a single cour. of 12 episodes in length at a time so saying it'll be 2 cours. may be pushing it a little its not out of the realm of possibility but it seems fairly low in my opinion.
This is also a big possibility, but it will depend on how well S1 does.Higher chances for an s2 than 2 cour thing.
You would invest in a cancelled manga and add it to your bookshelf?I wonder why Golem Hearts flopped so incredibly hard anyway, with Demon's Plan and U19 I can imagine those annoying the readers and putting off even the types who support everything but there's nothing particularly enraging about Demon's Plan that I can think of (aside from maybe the fake-out death I guess).
Has there been any negative discussion/hate on Japanese boards about the series? I can't imagine even a cancelled WSJ series not hitting the top 500 unless there's some serious issue people have with it or the creator.
Oh, there are many issues with Golem Hearts. For example no explanation about the different golem arts levels and that the higher level ones are just more difficult to create, that Noah's father was a failure of a golem maker but somehow was able to create a golem with a soul, human levels of intelligence and own decision making skills, that Noah's golem making skills were the same as his father's and just like him he was able to asspull the best arts whenever the plot demanded it like that level 5 paladin art, that Noah's "rival" is a twenty times bigger edgelord than Sasuke with a fifty times worse reason to be such an edgelord, that after 4 chapters a 5 years timeskip happened, that Noah's whole motivation of becoming the number one of something is dead beaten trope, fake out deaths happening two times within 10 chapters, and there's more.I wonder why Golem Hearts flopped so incredibly hard anyway, with Demon's Plan and U19 I can imagine those annoying the readers and putting off even the types who support everything but there's nothing particularly enraging about Demon's Plan that I can think of (aside from maybe the fake-out death I guess).
Has there been any negative discussion/hate on Japanese boards about the series? I can't imagine even a cancelled WSJ series not hitting the top 500 unless there's some serious issue people have with it or the creator.
I wouldn't use that as a metric and I wouldn't take Amazon reviews seriously to be honest.Volume #1 has five 1-star reviews on Amazonjp. The Japanese HATE it.
Awful rankings and sold like 2000 copies. I guess the reviews are in line with how the Japanese feel about it.I wouldn't use that as a metric and I wouldn't take Amazon reviews seriously to be honest.
Yeah there is and it's called Buddy Strike. It doesn't even have a volume released to not hit top 500. Glad Kaito find success in Ao no Flag, romance is her strong suit.I can't imagine even a cancelled WSJ series not hitting the top 500 unless there's some serious issue people have with it or the creator.
Yes, here's the comments the two authors had.So, Golem Hearts and Full Drive ended? Is that confirmed?
Regardless of whether I have liked or not these titles, I feel for these guys. They probably spent months creating characters, arcs, design, background, dreaming of being next to their idols, dreaming of making a career. It must be hard. Especially in a country where work is placed above all else.Yes, here's the comments the two authors had.
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I always feel that way with cancelled series. I think these guys just need writers to be paired with, and they'd do okay.Regardless of whether I have liked or not these titles, I feel for these guys. They probably spent months creating characters, arcs, design, background, dreaming of being next to their idols, dreaming of making a career. It must be hard. Especially in a country where work is placed above all else.