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The thing I noticed is that the 2nd bedroom is Kanna's only. I thought both Tohru and Kanna were supposed to share the room but in the stocking scene, Tohru is no where to be found. Was this something I missed in episode 9 or is this an episode 10 thing?
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I just figured she was still awake elsewhere in the apartment while waiting for Kobayashi to get back.
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Helter Skelter posted:I just figured she was still awake elsewhere in the apartment while waiting for Kobayashi to get back. Waiting in bed
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Mar 16, 2017 12:35
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A+ Episode
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Mar 16, 2017 12:36
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Mar 16, 2017 12:42
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Hey guys, does anyone have the gif of Kobayashi throwing treats at Kanna and her eating it? Also, I saw the edit where she's hitting Kanna instead. If anyone also has that, I saw them once but never saved them. 
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chumbler posted:They should stop bullying my friend Elma so much, tempting as it may be. Elma got to hang out with her one true love at the end, a big bag of steamed buns
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https://twitter.com/toneeartwork/status/840782707068100612 wew
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So how much of this week's episode was anime-original and how much was from the manga?
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Mar 16, 2017 23:45
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Pretty much 100% anime original.
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skaianDestiny posted:So how much of this week's episode was anime-original and how much was from the manga? The manga honestly you can skip and not worry about. All the major points are or probably will be covered by the anime (and is typically done a bit better) and the stuff that is exclusive to the manga is blown away by the anime original stuff. The charm is still there but the show has it dialed to 11. I was quite disappointed that pretty much none of my favourite scenes were in the manga. I've always thought that the comic was always gonna be more fleshed out than the show but this is a major exception.
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Mar 17, 2017 00:35
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there has never been a kyoani adaptation that was less fleshed out than the source material
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It also looks orders of magnitude better.
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Mar 17, 2017 01:37
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Can't wait for KyoAni to adapt Witch Vasenka's War and turn it into an even mix of Come and See and Life and Fate.
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The Colonel posted:there has never been a kyoani adaptation that was less fleshed out than the source material The amount of stuff I've ever actually watched from Japan I can put on my hands, so please forgive me but I don't know much at all. This is the first time I've really seen a kyoani show or at least liked it enough to learn who does it. I thought the standard film "rule" that the book is better than the movie applied here. I am quite happy to be wrong.
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Hypha posted:The amount of stuff I've ever actually watched from Japan I can put on my hands, so please forgive me but I don't know much at all. This is the first time I've really seen a kyoani show or at least liked it enough to learn who does it. I thought the standard film "rule" that the book is better than the movie applied here. I am quite happy to be wrong. With anime, it's pretty much 50/50 whether or not the source is better, where usually some things are usually done better in the source material, and some things better in the animation. Who is animating it is a pretty massive component, and KyoAni is pretty special in that their stuff is almost guaranteed to be better than the source material. Also welcome.
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Wallrod posted:I can't remember if someone already posted this, but 
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Mar 17, 2017 14:44
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The OP is so good
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The OP is good, but the ED gets stuck in my head all the drat time. I think I like it even better.
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Mar 17, 2017 17:33
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Chuu chuu yeah, Beez kneez
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Mar 17, 2017 20:28
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https://twitter.com/shirotorajun/status/839552574336348160
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Mar 17, 2017 21:22
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Seems good.
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https://twitter.com/Swordwields/status/842590061598146560?s=09 I'll allow it.
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i ate your stereo.
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Wow rude
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Also unhealthy
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AnoHito posted:With anime, it's pretty much 50/50 whether or not the source is better, where usually some things are usually done better in the source material, and some things better in the animation. Who is animating it is a pretty massive component, and KyoAni is pretty special in that their stuff is almost guaranteed to be better than the source material. How much of a say does the original author have in their works when dealing with KyoAni? Have there been writers who rejected the KyoAni modifications or who have refused to work with the studio? Maybe it is just me but losing the definitive control of a work would bother me a lot, especially if the other version becomes considered better. Has a manga or whatever gotten better after the KyoAni treatment? *crosses fingers.
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Hypha posted:Has a manga or whatever gotten better after the KyoAni treatment? *crosses fingers. Can't answer the first question, but I can tell you that K-On (also by KyoAni and director Naoko Yamada) is about the most triumphant example of exactly what you're describing. The manga is generally regarded as cute but unremarkable, while the anime is often viewed (by both fans and critics) as The Definitive Cute Slice-Of-Life Anime. The second season and movie in particular are extremely well thought of and, as I understand it, have very little direct connection to the manga besides the characters and core premise.
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Spiritus Nox posted:Can't answer the first question, but I can tell you that K-On (also by KyoAni and director Naoko Yamada) is about the most triumphant example of exactly what you're describing. The manga is generally regarded as cute but unremarkable, while the anime is often viewed (by both fans and critics) as The Definitive Cute Slice-Of-Life Anime. The second season and movie in particular are extremely well thought of and, as I understand it, have very little direct connection to the manga besides the characters and core premise. They mean, "have mangaka altered their work to be more in line with the KyoAni approach", which I have no idea about, but seems somewhat unlikely.
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Spiritus Nox posted:Can't answer the first question, but I can tell you that K-On (also by KyoAni and director Naoko Yamada) is about the most triumphant example of exactly what you're describing. The manga is generally regarded as cute but unremarkable, while the anime is often viewed (by both fans and critics) as The Definitive Cute Slice-Of-Life Anime. The second season and movie in particular are extremely well thought of and, as I understand it, have very little direct connection to the manga besides the characters and core premise. I worded the question wrong then...I meant has the original author, after seeing what KyoAni or otherwise has done with their property, then taken the new themes established and blended them back into the original work? This is of course provided that the original work is still on-going at the time, like as with MaiDragon at this time. If this is a thing that happens in this industry, I would be picking the brains of the studio like crazy if they are consistently that much better at the craft than everyone. ^^^^^^^ Ya, that is the question.
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Typically Kyoani buys the license and collaborates with the author on the adaptation. Kobayashi is kinda a special case where they aren't calling the shots though. But it can probably be assumed the original creators are okay with the changes. In terms of changing the work post anime, I understand that might be the case with Hibike Euphonium and how that series influenced the spin-off novel series.
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I want to say Hyouka also changed to be more LN-ish as opposed to before when it was more of a normal novel, but I don't really remember for sure.
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I suspect the commercial justification for the changes to Kobayashi is that they are releasing a spin-off series focusing on Kanna. So it makes sense with the greater focus on Kanna in the anime, and the alterations elsewhere.
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Hypha posted:How much of a say does the original author have in their works when dealing with KyoAni? Have there been writers who rejected the KyoAni modifications or who have refused to work with the studio? Maybe it is just me but losing the definitive control of a work would bother me a lot, especially if the other version becomes considered better. Cool excitedly tweets about the anime with a few new sketches every day it airs and he seems to like it. How much say an author has can fluctuate but it tends to be a cooperative effort limited by how busy the creator is.
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Most of the themes and stuff in the anime are things that existed in the original anyway. Even the anime original stuff are mostly like expansions of things from the comic. I think it just presents everything better, and focuses more on the stuff I liked most. Which I appreciate.
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Mar 18, 2017 04:38
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I can't believe Gaijin 4 koma is still a thing.
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Zettace posted:I can't believe Gaijin 4 koma is still a thing. And elderly meme for an elderly crowd. https://my.mixtape.moe/vhcyyy.webm I have to believe this has happened to someone in real life.
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The best mom.
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She should've asked Tohru to turn her invisible.
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