Search results

Looks like my suspicion was correct. The quality of the art will probably dip a bit, but in exchange I expect a far more consistent and frequent release schedule.

It was Kyoto Animation, and yeah; it didn't help. They're one of the few who invest extensively into training new animators, and that studio was their main training ground.

He may have at least discussed where he intended take the story with them, even if he never wrote it down; especially if, as I've suspected for years, he had been struggling with that.

The anime industry is primed for a major shakeup soon, I'll give you that; but I think you're exaggerating its decline. As for there being no way an adaptation could do the Miura's art justice; well, that's kind of a given. However, I still think a decent enough attempt could be made. I mean...

If they make another anime though, I could easily see them trying to give the story some sort of ending. Although considering what happened with the most recent attempt at adapting the manga, it may not happen for decades.

The next few months/years are going to be interesting; a lot of people are going to start making retrospectives about, and homages to, Berserk, and eventually there's going to be an announcement made regarding its future. Maybe they'll try to continue the story without him, maybe they won't...

At least the story was in a place where one could conceivably see it ending; with Guts and his friends retiring to the land of the fairies in peace. True, ending it there would leave Griffith to rule his kingdom unmolested, without having to pay for his crimes, but let's be honest; something...

At the pace he was going, whether it happened now or thirty years from now, odds are he would have never finished it anyways. One can only hope he left extensive notes for the rest of the story.