Super possibly losing its timeslot or going on hiatus in March?
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Re: Super possibly losing its timeslot or going on hiatus in March?
Why would you "end a successful Show like Super"?
Nothing really has been explained like the Angels background, Grand Priest, Zenos, Zalama, the GoDs background and the already destroyed Universes. And Zenos Guards. Why would you bring them if you have already somebody like the Grand Priest that could easily protect you?
And why would you even introduce 2 Zenos in the same Timeline? Just we can have one more Childrish God that cheers everything what happens in the ToP?
Probably to complex for Toriyama and co. to explain..
So no reason to start a new Show, if they didn't even finish with Super. Could be a hiatus as it was already thought here, to get Toyotaro more into buisness and maybe he could explain those points I just pointed out, but unlikely.
Nothing really has been explained like the Angels background, Grand Priest, Zenos, Zalama, the GoDs background and the already destroyed Universes. And Zenos Guards. Why would you bring them if you have already somebody like the Grand Priest that could easily protect you?
And why would you even introduce 2 Zenos in the same Timeline? Just we can have one more Childrish God that cheers everything what happens in the ToP?
Probably to complex for Toriyama and co. to explain..
So no reason to start a new Show, if they didn't even finish with Super. Could be a hiatus as it was already thought here, to get Toyotaro more into buisness and maybe he could explain those points I just pointed out, but unlikely.
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Re: Super possibly losing its timeslot or going on hiatus in March?
In that case, we will most likely see some rushed EOZ setup in 131 to tie things up and allow Toei/Toriyama figure out "what's next"Baggie_Saiyan wrote:DBS twitter account confirmed no hiatus. Said thank you for the support and to look forward to the new movie.sintzu wrote:That's assuming it's ending, not taking a break to give everyone behind the scenes more time to produce and write a better product. They already said the franchise as a whole isn't done so at least we have that to go on.Baggie_Saiyan wrote:Wow now that's depressing. DBS ends but Monster freaking Hunter continues...
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Re: Super possibly losing its timeslot or going on hiatus in March?
That's not really a confirmation, it confirms that it's stopping, yes, but it's like saying Kai had ended after Cell arc then a few years later it continued.Baggie_Saiyan wrote: DBS twitter account confirmed no hiatus. Said thank you for the support and to look forward to the new movie.
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This is a very odd place to end things based on all the unresolved plot points. I wonder if this has something to do with that rumor from 2 years ago about Toriyama nearly walking away because of its quality.mute_proxy wrote:That's not really a confirmation, it confirms that it's stopping, yes, but it's like saying Kai had ended after Cell arc then a few years later it continued.Baggie_Saiyan wrote: DBS twitter account confirmed no hiatus. Said thank you for the support and to look forward to the new movie.
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For all itents and purpose Kai did end after Cell. It was never intended to comeback to Japanese tv and only did due to the utter failure of Toriko had Toriko been a success Kai wouldn't have come back.mute_proxy wrote:That's not really a confirmation, it confirms that it's stopping, yes, but it's like saying Kai had ended after Cell arc then a few years later it continued.Baggie_Saiyan wrote: DBS twitter account confirmed no hiatus. Said thank you for the support and to look forward to the new movie.
Re: Super possibly losing its timeslot or going on hiatus in March?
Kai was already being made for the international market so it most likely would've gotten a Japanese home release.Baggie_Saiyan wrote:Had Toriko been a success Kai wouldn't have come back.
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Re: Super possibly losing its timeslot or going on hiatus in March?
The big different here is that Kai was a failure because it didn't pushed merch despite its good ratings. Also, Kai came back mostly because of international interest. Toei even said Buu Kai exists purely for oversees, despite it taking forever for Buu Kai to air here. That and people were interested in Dragon Ball again with the arrival of Battle of Gods and then later Resurrection 'F'.Baggie_Saiyan wrote:For all itents and purpose Kai did end after Cell. It was never intended to comeback to Japanese tv and only did due to the utter failure of Toriko had Toriko been a success Kai wouldn't have come back.mute_proxy wrote:That's not really a confirmation, it confirms that it's stopping, yes, but it's like saying Kai had ended after Cell arc then a few years later it continued.Baggie_Saiyan wrote: DBS twitter account confirmed no hiatus. Said thank you for the support and to look forward to the new movie.
Toriko doing worst than Kai was just the icing on the cake.
Not sure if this counts as a rumor since only one person claimed this has happened. The poster maybe reliable, but unlike from what I've heard about this, several people heard rumblings about Super ending in March for awhile. Geekdom even talks about this, namely he knew for at least 48 hours. So far, nothing backs this poster's claimed other than do you trust the poster. And before someone asked, no I'm not saying that they're not trustworthy. I'm just pointing out that there is no backup source for the whole 'Toriyama was going to walk away and only came back for Trunks'. Especially since when he wrote the Future Trunks Saga doesn't match the story.sintzu wrote:
This is a very odd place to end things based on all the unresolved plot points. I wonder if this has something to do with that rumor from 2 years ago about Toriyama nearly walking away because of its quality.
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Re: Super possibly losing its timeslot or going on hiatus in March?
Toriyama Sensei is now 62, he's much older than Oda, and would likely find working on a movie, and a TV series concurrently quite difficult.
He may have decided he wants to take a break after he's done working on this movie, so that's where we're at right now.
I just find it hard to believe Toei would want to finish Super whilst it's a cashcow, especially as merch is doing well, unless they don't feel they need a show to sell it now.
If it was a hiatus, then they would surely have said so.
Let's see what happens at the conclusion of episode 131.
He may have decided he wants to take a break after he's done working on this movie, so that's where we're at right now.
I just find it hard to believe Toei would want to finish Super whilst it's a cashcow, especially as merch is doing well, unless they don't feel they need a show to sell it now.
If it was a hiatus, then they would surely have said so.
Let's see what happens at the conclusion of episode 131.
Re: Super possibly losing its timeslot or going on hiatus in March?
Toriyama isn't doing any the heavy lifting. He's just making a script and character designs. That is nowhere near how involved Oda is with any of his projects. Especially when Toriyama does the scripts for the next arc months in advance.DBZ_Lee wrote:Toriyama Sensei is now 62, he's much older than Oda, and would likely find working on a movie, and a TV series concurrently quite difficult.
He may have decided he wants to take a break after he's done working on this movie, so that's where we're at right now.
I just find it hard to believe Toei would want to finish Super whilst it's a cashcow, especially as merch is doing well, unless they don't feel they need a show to sell it now.
If it was a hiatus, then they would surely have said so.
Let's see what happens at the conclusion of episode 131.
Also, they don't necessarily say so since as pointed out, Fairy Tail was in the same position until they saw 'To Be Continued' in the final episode.
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Re: Super possibly losing its timeslot or going on hiatus in March?
Good to get it confirmed.
A weird decision all in all though. I wonder.. since they obviously have been planning the return of Kitaro for quite awhile, perhaps Toei/Shueisha told Toriyama before writing the new arc that this was going to be the final arc for the time being and that's why we got the ToP to end on such a high note?
A weird decision all in all though. I wonder.. since they obviously have been planning the return of Kitaro for quite awhile, perhaps Toei/Shueisha told Toriyama before writing the new arc that this was going to be the final arc for the time being and that's why we got the ToP to end on such a high note?
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Talking about TV broadcast though. After the Cell arc they had no intention of Buu arc to air.sintzu wrote:Kai was already being made for the international market so it most likely would've gotten a Japanese home release.Baggie_Saiyan wrote:Had Toriko been a success Kai wouldn't have come back.
Kitaro doesn't look like it's gonna fail, it's an established series so we could be waiting a long time unless we get another slot.
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Re: Super possibly losing its timeslot or going on hiatus in March?
You missed the last sentence of that twitter announcement apparently.Baggie_Saiyan wrote:DBS twitter account confirmed no hiatus. Said thank you for the support and to look forward to the new movie.sintzu wrote:That's assuming it's ending, not taking a break to give everyone behind the scenes more time to produce and write a better product. They already said the franchise as a whole isn't done so at least we have that to go on.Baggie_Saiyan wrote:Wow now that's depressing. DBS ends but Monster freaking Hunter continues...
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Re: Super possibly losing its timeslot or going on hiatus in March?
Keep in mind that Kitaro is an anniversary show. They're not meant to be long running and usually have a set amount of episodes.Baggie_Saiyan wrote:Talking about TV broadcast though. After the Cell arc they had no intention of Buu arc to air.sintzu wrote:Kai was already being made for the international market so it most likely would've gotten a Japanese home release.Baggie_Saiyan wrote:Had Toriko been a success Kai wouldn't have come back.
Kitaro doesn't look like it's gonna fail, it's an established series so we could be waiting a long time unless we get another slot.
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Re: Super possibly losing its timeslot or going on hiatus in March?
Kepiaschkz wrote:
You missed the last sentence of that twitter announcement apparently.
"Dragon Ball SERIES continues so stay tuned"
They're talking about the new movie.
Re: Super possibly losing its timeslot or going on hiatus in March?
Baggie_Saiyan wrote:Kepiaschkz wrote:
You missed the last sentence of that twitter announcement apparently.
"Dragon Ball SERIES continues so stay tuned"
They're talking about the new movie.
Actually, the sentence if a vague enough to be mean many things.
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HeroR wrote:Baggie_Saiyan wrote:Kepiaschkz wrote:
You missed the last sentence of that twitter announcement apparently.
"Dragon Ball SERIES continues so stay tuned"
They're talking about the new movie.
Actually, the sentence if a vague enough to be mean many things.
It comes after they mention movie. It's best to just assume they're talking about that instead of getting any hopes up.
Re: Super possibly losing its timeslot or going on hiatus in March?
True, but the the wording is vague and could mean many things. They can't promised anything, other than saying 'Dragon Ball isn't over'.Baggie_Saiyan wrote:It comes after they mention movie. It's best to just assume they're talking about that instead of getting any hopes up.HeroR wrote:Actually, the sentence if a vague enough to be mean many things.Baggie_Saiyan wrote: They're talking about the new movie.
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Re: Super possibly losing its timeslot or going on hiatus in March?
The truth is we don't know anything other than it is ending in March. Everything else is pure speculation. It only being a hiatus, there being a new series, there being no new series... We don't know anything with certainty. We can only speculate until we have any official news.
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Re: Super possibly losing its timeslot or going on hiatus in March?
It's speculation for sure, but I have a hard time believing we won't see a new series or Super resume when its making so much money, the new movie will probably reinforce that.
Either way I'm hoping when the series inevitably continues (most likely sometime in 2019) both the manga and the dub will be caught up.
Either way I'm hoping when the series inevitably continues (most likely sometime in 2019) both the manga and the dub will be caught up.
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Re: Super possibly losing its timeslot or going on hiatus in March?
I agree with this.IntoTheFire wrote:The truth is we don't know anything other than it is ending in March. Everything else is pure speculation. It only being a hiatus, there being a new series, there being no new series... We don't know anything with certainty. We can only speculate until we have any official news.
I really hope it's a hiatus.
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