Is that supposed to be them as ultimate despair
Because they look the same
No, the story is about how they became Ultimate Despair, not about their time as Ult Despair. This is just them in their school uniforms.
Is that supposed to be them as ultimate despair
Because they look the same
No, the story is about how they became Ultimate Despair, not about their time as Ult Despair. This is just them in their school uniforms.
I just hope they won't skimp around the details. The story of how people like Sonia, Ibuki, Teruturu and Nekomaru fell into despair is something that sounds like it can be fucked up easily.
No need to worry. It's not like this is a Seiji Kishi directed anime airing on Tokyo MX or anything...
TBH, of those three, only Nekomaru I see as having a hard time imagining. Teruteru's reason is actually literally in the game, so IDK how you could mess that up.I just hope they won't skimp around the details. The story of how people like Sonia, Ibuki, Teruturu and Nekomaru fell into despair is something that sounds like it can be fucked up easily.
This is his first time directing an original story, right? Maybe he'll turn out to be better at that then adapting.
I wouldn't expect him to suddenly become a competent director who understands cinematography, scene construction, proper uses of perspective, or to gain any sort of artistic ability whatsoever just because it's an original title rather than an adaptation.
The whole decision to turn 3 into an anime has really soured me on the series.
Considering their track record with the last anime, it feels like this conclusion is more of a punishment than a bonus. The story deserved better than that.Not me. I would have been way more disappointed if DR3's premise was a game in V3's stead. Much prefer the reboot direction of V3, and I see the fact that the "Hope's Peak arc" is actually getting a conclusion through an anime as a bonus.
Considering their track record with the last anime, it feels like this conclusion is more of a punishment than a bonus. The story deserved better than that.
Plus, we're basically being robbed a game. Rather than the current reboot being the 4th game, we lose a game in exchange for what will be most likely crap.
What makes a story "meant to be an anime"? Honest question. And I see the director is still the same one. This hardly inspires any confidence.The last anime was bad because it was rushed into 13 episodes, this story was specifically meant to be an anime and is going to have at least 2 seasons worth of content, if not more (since we still don't know the exact number of episodes). Your comparison is not uncommon, but it is not apt.
Considering their track record with the last anime, it feels like this conclusion is more of a punishment than a bonus. The story deserved better than that.
Plus, we're basically being robbed a game. Rather than the current reboot being the 4th game, we lose a game in exchange for what will be most likely crap.
Right. We just disagree on that point. Nothing wrong with that, friend!I don't see it as losing a game because this is an anime. What's going to happen in the anime presumably wouldn't function for how a Danganronpa game works, like Danganronpa Zero. And if you mean that there would have first been a DR3 game and then V3 following it, I prefer the current scenario that there wasn't a DR3 game and it jumped immediately to V3.
It was developed with being an anime in mind? Kodaka has more or less said "I wrote this story to be an anime, I don't think it would work well as a game." If it weren't for these anime we just outright would not be getting these stories.What makes a story "meant to be an anime"? Honest question.
Yes and no. They are a sequel and prequel, but they tie together to make one story overall. They were written as interlocking arcs that cannot be viewed separately.Sure, we're getting two seasons of content, but one is a sequel and one is a prequel right? That means there's no actual guarantee they won't just both be rushed instead.
I mean, it totally does still offer you the first part, the only difference is you won't be selecting an answer. All of DanganRonpa's mysteries so far are at least partially solvable prior to the trial, while I obviously can't guarantee it'll be the same, if it is, then you can do the same with pencil and paper.At the end of the day, I enjoyed playing this series. This includes making correct decisions to solve mysteries and prioritizing my time to get to know some of my allies (which makes the deaths all the more impactful). An anime (subpar, average, or incredible) offers me neither.
Well if you can't quantify what that means (and I sure do not know how either), then that statement sounds more like PR to me than anything else. Considering that the games are kind of like VNs with frills, I can't imagine a story that would only work as anime and not as a game. I suppose we'll see.It was developed with being an anime in mind? Kodaka has more or less said "I wrote this story to be an anime, I don't think it would work well as a game." If it weren't for these anime we just outright would not be getting these stories.
On one hand, that sounds cool. On the other hand, I still have 0 confidence in their ability to deliver on this.Yes and no. They are a sequel and prequel, but they tie together to make one story overall. They were written as interlocking arcs that cannot be viewed separately.
What? There isn't any decision making on my end. Games are naturally active -- my actions and discoveries move the game forward. Watching anime is passive. Yeah, I could use pencil and paper and pause the anime on every statement to think, but that seems pretty crazy to me haha.I mean, it totally does still offer you the first part, the only difference is you won't be selecting an answer. All of DanganRonpa's mysteries so far are at least partially solvable prior to the trial, while I obviously can't guarantee it'll be the same, if it is, then you can do the same with pencil and paper.
That wasn't a question mark, I was confused at your confusion tbh. There are plenty of reasons why it could work only as an anime and it's entirely possible the switching animes plays into that.Well if you can't quantify what that means (and I sure do not know how either), then that statement sounds more like PR to me than anything else. Considering that the games are kind of like VNs with frills, I can't imagine a story that would only work as anime and not as a game. I suppose we'll see.
I mean, that's more of something that's on the writing side and Kodaka is still handling writing duties and overseeing the porject.On one hand, that sounds cool. On the other hand, I still have 0 confidence in their ability to deliver on this.
Yeah, that's fair I guess, but on the flip side, your mistake only cost you time. If you game over, you can just start up again so really it's just like watching a LPWhat? There isn't any decision making on my end. Games are naturally active -- my actions and discoveries move the game forward. Watching anime is passive. Yeah, I could use pencil and paper and pause the anime on every statement to think, but that seems pretty crazy to me haha.
This last case for DR2... really hurts.
edit: oh god what the fuck is happening
From what I understood, they decided to go for an anime because they didn't want to follow the formula of the previous two games (someone corrects me if I'm wrong please). The game would have ended up being a more "traditional" VN without the gameplay interactions typical of the first two games, and so they decided to end their story with an anime instead.
Fuck man, that was beautiful.
chiaki's death fucked me up
I'd personally advise against it there are a lot of leftover plot points from that game that people are thinking might be addressed in the anime.Sölf;208112964 said:I am not sure if I should watch the DR3 anime, since I haven't beaten Ultra Despair Girls yet. And with FE Fates, TMS#FE and Zero Escape 3 releasing I have no time for that at the moment. D:
Sölf;208112964 said:I am not sure if I should watch the DR3 anime, since I haven't beaten Ultra Despair Girls yet. And with FE Fates, TMS#FE and Zero Escape 3 releasing I have no time for that at the moment. D:
the real despair is that funi still does simulpubs
For me personally theres like zero appeal to Danganronpa dubs. JP voice cast is fantastic and what little I watched of the funi dub of the anime was uh...not good.
plus Sawashiro voices Toko and thats like her best role
For me personally theres like zero appeal to Danganronpa dubs. JP voice cast is fantastic and what little I watched of the funi dub of the anime was uh...not good.
plus Sawashiro voices Toko and thats like her best role
I love the subbed cast, as well. I think only Sakura's voice was changed for the anime adaptation. So yeah, looking forward to more Megumi Ogata
What? Literally only Makoto's English VA was kept on.
I said "subbed" so the original Japanese VAs.
Ah, still wrong, The Animation's sub has all the main cast VAs return
Even Sakura's? He sounded pretty different in the anime.
lmao Kujira is a woman, but yeah she voiced both anime and game Sakura.
After reading Danganronpa IF I think Mukuro might be my favorite character in the whole series. My heart hurts.
Mukuro is, at the very least, in my Top 3 for DR1 characters, yeah. IF does a really good job at making up for lost time with her character, although she does have small character moments in her FTEs and Dangan Academy.