It's a miracle the Castlevania Netflix series is so good

i saw some scenes from the deathnote thing, yikes

Don't fucking remind me.

he made one piece strong world, an anime movie. made over $1 billion

The Witcher series is going to be fucking awful.

Duh

I can't wait for Black Ciri.

I can't think of too many Netflix originals that are good at all

Nah, black Ciri is out

So am I.

I enjoyed Castlevania

sadly, it seems that only the japanese care about good adaptations, although some of them tend to be bad due to lack of funds

Probably because Netflix themselves didn't touch it

That would imply that these people have any sort of critical thought as to why blackwashing a show about a series based on Polish folklore is a bad idea.

afaik they're just the publishers

there was a japanese live action death note. very bad CGI, but good story

If Netflix touches production in any way it turns to shit

is there any anime that would actually translate well to live action?

death note, hilariously enough

Yeah

Fist of the North Star?

its why people were pissed off at it so much

Not really action oriented at all

I think they revealed who they were gonna cast already

you had ONE SHOW that you could work well into live action

No crazy CGI would be necessary

Just Ryuk and Rem

and they fucked it up

I miss Dub of the North STar.

You say that like it's a bad thing.

ah.... lol, konosuba would work in live action pretty well. that show is mostly comedic action

now that i think about it

they always cast some beta weirdo for the leads for some reason

good god, darkness letting enemies beat the shit out of her and getting turned on by it would be funny as hell in live action

i think casting is 50% of it, if not more

It's a cultural thing

They value humility

maybe in live action shows, but a lot of animes typically have 'harem' protags

which can be bad in other ways...

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durtle is a little late on that