Producing anime just for the sake of the novel or manga ?

[Star_Of_Hope]

I believe some agree are made to get more popularity to the novel or manga.

Do you agree with that? Or do you think it's a bit of farfetched assumption?

 

[Kaname]

I don't know man.
Isn't that an expensive thing to get an anime adaptation?

 

[Demon_skeith]

I think some do have deals or the studio just wants to do it for the sake as such.

 

[Blackangel]

I think some do have deals or the studio just wants to do it for the sake as such.

really deals like that?
isn't it too expensive to produce an anime, from what i have heard so far?

 

[MoonlightShadow]

This is not something that a studio must do, especially if they only make half-baked adaptation like Bartender or Kekkaishi

 

[Blackangel]

This is not something that a studio must do, especially if they only make half-baked adaptation like Bartender or Kekkaishi

with that i agree
but most people can't do much because of the budget and sometimes i feel bad for animators too.
@blackrose

 

[MoonlightShadow]

with that i agree
but most people can't do much because of the budget and sometimes i feel bad for animators too.
@blackrose

If they don't have the budget then they shouldn't force themself to anime a manga or novel, quality over quantity

 

[Blackrose]

with that i agree
but most people can't do much because of the budget and sometimes i feel bad for animators too.
@blackrose

It's an interesting thought and maybe that's why it's released in parts. When we like it enough we will seek out the manga like yona of the dawn for me

 

[Blackangel]

If they don't have the budget then they shouldn't force themself to anime a manga or novel, quality over quantity

that's good. but if they do that, we won't have much to watch. lol

It's an interesting thought and maybe that's why it's released in parts. When we like it enough we will seek out the manga like yona of the dawn for me

i think you are connected to that manga in a deeper level.
are you still reading it? any updates?