He didn't write as is, we know he just handed in paper thin outlines with a few designs and let toyo/toei fill in 95%
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He didn't write as is, we know he just handed in paper thin outlines with a few designs and let toyo/toei fill in 95%
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I know he only wrote outlines but he still might be tired of it. I think you're exaggerating on how little he did, though.RecolorSaiyan wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 1:14 am
He didn't write as is, we know he just handed in paper thin outlines with a few designs and let toyo/toei fill in 95%
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That depends on scheduling. If production on Episode #1 or at least storyboards are already on the way then Dai no Daibouken shouldn't be a problem with ten months until it airs. Dragon Ball would have likely already been in production, too.
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Yeah there is literally no way a DB TV series is happening unless Toei is planning to collapse to the ground. There's 5 projects in production currently. It is kind of like 2014 all over again. Still, interested to know what will replace Kitaro though.
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Karasawa will likely be the series director for World Trigger coming up later this year.
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Which are those in production?Saikyo no Senshi wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 2:09 am Yeah there is literally no way a DB TV series is happening unless Toei is planning to collapse to the ground. There's 5 projects in production currently. It is kind of like 2014 all over again. Still, interested to know what will replace Kitaro though.
What have they worked on before?
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Well, for what it's worth, the DQ teaser looks spectacular. For years fans have joked about how Toei is one of the worst animation studios due to poor quality of so many of their shows but in the last couple of years they've really pulled themselves together.
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So Dragon Ball Super TV series is officially dead.
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Is there any hope that any announcement is going to take place tomorrow at the DBS panel ?
Anyway, it amazes me how they keeps on capitalizing over that SDBH crap instead of the almost finished DBS Moro arc. All this to make the equivalent of one episode every two months.
OK it has some nice designs ( damaged zamasu and vegetto are pretty cool ) and at least one interesting concept ( the rebellion against Zeno) but that's about it. History wise it's bland and filled with bad fanservice.
What are they waiting for? That Nozawa die of old age ?
Anyway, it amazes me how they keeps on capitalizing over that SDBH crap instead of the almost finished DBS Moro arc. All this to make the equivalent of one episode every two months.
OK it has some nice designs ( damaged zamasu and vegetto are pretty cool ) and at least one interesting concept ( the rebellion against Zeno) but that's about it. History wise it's bland and filled with bad fanservice.
What are they waiting for? That Nozawa die of old age ?
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No, it's not officially dead. But logical thinking would be that Toei are taking on too much.
I saw nothing spectacular about it?
As long as the panel hasn't happened, there's hope, of course. What are they waiting for? Maybe Toriyama just doesn't want to write outlines for a TV show anymore and it's over until they one day decide to make a TV show from Toyotaro's manga, assuming he continues alone one day.Kepiaschkz wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 6:18 am Is there any hope that any announcement is going to take place tomorrow at the DBS panel ?
Anyway, it amazes me how they keeps on capitalizing over that SDBH crap instead of the almost finished DBS Moro arc. All this to make the equivalent of one episode every two months.
OK it has some nice designs ( damaged zamasu and vegetto are pretty cool ) and at least one interesting concept ( the rebellion against Zeno) but that's about it. History wise it's bland and filled with bad fanservice.
What are they waiting for? That Nozawa die of old age ?
And before the two new announced projects they only did these since the ending of Dragon Ball Super?Saikyo no Senshi wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 6:24 amOne Piece, Precure, Doremi movie and the 2 new projects announced today World Trigger and Dragon Quest. Kitaro is also ongoing so that's 6 for now, but we know it will be over very soon.
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I honestly don't believe Toriyama alone can make this discussion. Whatever TOEI / Bandai are doing, it's pure marketing tactics. The franchise does whatever is the most beneficial for them.
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I wouldn't be too concerned about Toei taking too much on. Am I right in saying Dragon Ball has its very own production team now?. TV and movies?.
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I'm pretty sure they said before they would stop making the TV show if Toriyama said he wasn't willing to continue. Too lazy to find the source of that, though.Mister_Popo wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 6:50 am
I honestly don't believe Toriyama alone can make this discussion. Whatever TOEI / Bandai are doing, it's pure marketing tactics. The franchise does whatever is the most beneficial for them.
Can't say I remember that. Are you thinking of the DB room?
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sangofe wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 7:01 amI'm pretty sure they said before they would stop making the TV show if Toriyama said he wasn't willing to continue. Too lazy to find the source of that, though.Mister_Popo wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 6:50 am
I honestly don't believe Toriyama alone can make this discussion. Whatever TOEI / Bandai are doing, it's pure marketing tactics. The franchise does whatever is the most beneficial for them.
I don't think Toriyama still has that much of a say compared to the old franchise.
In the old franchise he was basically the maker of everything. The rest only had to adapt.
Now he is only one of the pieces forming the chain. If he falls out, he will be replaced eventually.
Or they'll at least attempt to replace him.
Rightsholders are still Shueisha. As long they approve for more animated content / toys to be made, TOEI and Bandai can basically go on.
What Toriyama 'can' do, if he really disagrees with a product, that he demands his name to be taken from a new movie or series.
That's possible. But will he really do that if Shueisha (his employer) approves because the commercial strategy demands for it? I highly doubt it. I mean, DBS part 1 still more or less has his name under it, doesn't it?
I'm pretty sure all members of the franchise including Shueisha have discussed this matter together and chosen a strategy. Toriyamas word alone won't change that.
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Mister_Popo wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 7:12 amsangofe wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 7:01 amI'm pretty sure they said before they would stop making the TV show if Toriyama said he wasn't willing to continue. Too lazy to find the source of that, though.Mister_Popo wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 6:50 am
I honestly don't believe Toriyama alone can make this discussion. Whatever TOEI / Bandai are doing, it's pure marketing tactics. The franchise does whatever is the most beneficial for them.
I don't think Toriyama still has that much of a say compared to the old franchise.
In the old franchise he was basically the maker of everything. The rest only had to adapt.
Now he is only one of the pieces forming the chain. If he falls out, he will be replaced eventually.
Or they'll at least attempt to replace him.
Rightsholders are still Shueisha. As long they approve for more animated content / toys to be made, TOEI and Bandai can basically go on.
What Toriyama 'can' do, if he really disagrees with a product, that he demands his name to be taken from a new movie or series.
That's possible. But will he really do that if Shueisha (his employer) approves because the commercial strategy demands for it? I highly doubt it. I mean, DBS part 1 still more or less has his name under it, doesn't it?
I'm pretty sure all members of the franchise including Shueisha have discussed this matter together and chosen a strategy. Toriyamas word alone won't change that.
Wish I remember where I read that because I'm 100% I read the case was the same for Super.
"This new division is not the only one being planned. The Television Planning group is being renamed the Planning Division Department. The group will continue work on developing television anime. Takashi Washio will remain the department’s head but will step away from his gig at the company’s Film Office."DBZ_Lee wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 7:22 amFound it, they did restructure.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/comicbook. ... on-future/
This part is interesting if true. Surely they couldn't have made this devision to only do Heroes?
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Heroes is produced by Bandai Namco.sangofe wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 7:59 am"This new division is not the only one being planned. The Television Planning group is being renamed the Planning Division Department. The group will continue work on developing television anime. Takashi Washio will remain the department’s head but will step away from his gig at the company’s Film Office."
This part is interesting if true. Surely they couldn't have made this devision to only do Heroes?
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And what's the point in being hyped and longing for Dragon Ball Super to come back? For more boring tournaments, crap retellings, unnecessary characters returning, wasting opportunities and etc? It amazes me that people long that much for it.Kepiaschkz wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 6:18 amAnyway, it amazes me how they keeps on capitalizing over that SDBH crap instead of the almost finished DBS Moro arc. All this to make the equivalent of one episode every two months.
OK it has some nice designs ( damaged zamasu and vegetto are pretty cool ) and at least one interesting concept ( the rebellion against Zeno) but that's about it. History wise it's bland and filled with bad fanservice.
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Grimlock wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 9:16 amAnd what's the point in being hyped and longing for Dragon Ball Super to come back? For more boring tournaments, crap retellings, unnecessary characters returning, wasting opportunities and etc? It amazes me that people long for it.Kepiaschkz wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 6:18 amAnyway, it amazes me how they keeps on capitalizing over that SDBH crap instead of the almost finished DBS Moro arc. All this to make the equivalent of one episode every two months.
OK it has some nice designs ( damaged zamasu and vegetto are pretty cool ) and at least one interesting concept ( the rebellion against Zeno) but that's about it. History wise it's bland and filled with bad fanservice.
Super has given me everything I wanted for a db sequel so far :
- more lore and world building, Gods role and hierarchy expanded, including a top chain food god,
- Kibitoshin defusing
- a Broly reboot in the official continuity
- a galactic patrol arc
- a new Future Trunks arc involving the Kaioshins
- Freeza being a recurring character opening the door for expanding his clan lore
- a bunch of new charismatics characters : Whis, Beerus, Black, Zamasu and Grand Priest surpassed by far my expectations on that matter
- new saiyan transformations over SSJ3 with simple and quite human design ( unlike the ridiculous SSJ4).
In a nutshell, Super gave me everything GT didn't.
And the fact that Heroes takes GT into account doesn't help me appreciating that show