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Thespacemaster
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Poor Staff being overworked again.
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TheSleepyMonkey
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Major oof.
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Blazi
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Zom 100: List of the Delays
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Kiwi93
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Which is ironic given how the first episode dealt with the MC being overworked at his Job before the zombie apocalypse. |
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Romuska
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I really hope these episodes are getting delayed so that the staff doesn't have to work the way Akira did.
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mooseV01
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Damn. It’s official. The production for this show has turned into complete shit.
What a damn shame. |
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tintor2
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With these delays I fear Akira Will find that all his relatives already went zombies
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MFrontier
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I guess I'm not completely surprised with all the production issues.
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Why do these kind of delays seem to unerringly happen to shows I actually give a toss about? Thanks, Universe.
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MFrontier
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I guess with all the production issues I can't say I'm surprised, but it is kind of ironic in light of the premise.
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Leviathonlx1
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Not that unexpected given the production issues seen even in the 1st episode.
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residentgrigo
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And the IP just flatlined. This seems to be BUG FILMS first show. I might have found the problem.
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NebulousNeon
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The problem is more complicated than that. The people working on this show have been in the industry for a while now. They know what they were capable of before when they were working under a much larger studio, and now that they're on their own and have access to a fraction of the resources along with less experienced production management. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but it is in this case because they're making no effort to reign in ambition. Yes, they're able to do great work. They're good animators. But a balance between ambition and feasibility must be met when they're in such a nascent position. It's harmful to them in the long run if they ignore it, and they have been. Graduates fresh out of art school and university will be weary to work with them if their productions are delayed and they have a lack of staff. Production committees will be weary for the same reasons. |
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TheSleepyMonkey
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Very much all of this. Kevin from Sakugablog already made a pretty lengthy post about this back when the anime had just started, but most of the issues here seem to be a cause of Kawagoe and Kojima's sky-high ambitions rather than executive/comittee meddling, like usually is what causes these schedule problems. And from rumours circulating around, Bugfilms already has more than one project underway, when they can't even handle this one. |
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InNeedOfAName
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The irony in poking fun at OLM only to overwork the staff just like them... I get that history was bound to repeat itself but isn't this a little too soon?
And on a side note, while making this post I noticed, the section with the abridged rules says "Teh Rules" at the top. Has it always been like that? |
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