Kill La Kill

.... I realized why I keep complaining about studios becoming worse. ...because anytime they make something that solidifies their uniqueness, they follow it up with a slice-of-life anime that doesn't ever seem different than other mundane anime at all!

edited 14th Sep '14 11:22:42 AM by kyun

I removed the space but no luck.

the main girl has Kill La Kill styled boxing gloves at the end.

Your argument is invalid.

Although, I would love to see Trigger do a season of High School Dx D, just for kicks.

Life Fibers confirmed

Those are some rather bold statements. Just because it won't be anything like Kill La Kill, doesn't mean it'll be bad. :/

edited 14th Sep '14 12:16:52 PM by AfroWarrior27

That's rather ironic given the amount of people who wanted the OVA to be a KLK Slice of Life.

This. Being "mundane" doesn't automatically mean it'll suck. Not every work has to be better than the last.

And why are we suddenly pretending Kill La Kill was some incredible masterpiece that's impossible to top?

@neo:

There ya go.

edited 14th Sep '14 1:21:29 PM by PhysicalStamina

Oh, it was topped. By Gurren Lagann and Furi Kuri. I don't know which of the two is SU-PERI-OOOOOR

Kill la Kill is a cult classic that has a ton of fans but it is at best fairly good work and not the masterpiece that everyone makes it to be.

edited 14th Sep '14 2:24:21 PM by GAP

Of course not, it was made no where near Amsterdam. To be serious though, it was a fun, fairly well done show. Probably the most fun show I've seen in a while.

edited 14th Sep '14 2:30:19 PM by Alichains

It ain't no Ghibli, but it's very good at what it aims to do.

No show can beat FMA Brotherhood, as far as I'm concern.

Besides, after the light novel adaptation, they are doing Ninja Slayer next

If their Ninja Slayer ever gets dubbed, it'll be one hell of an adaptationception.

edited 14th Sep '14 4:32:53 PM by PhysicalStamina

so how did you make it hidden then? I tried using the format on the posting spoiler page but it didn't seem to work.

You put a "1" in there by accident.

I think I commented about the next Trigger anime the first time it came up in this thread. Let me find that...

Yeah, that's about right.

Remember, even studios we think are unique still have to do projects to get money to do better ones (like Ninja Slayer).

I find it more amusing than anything. I kind of associate this kind of thing with Kyo Ani or something. I might even watch this if it turns out to be good.

About Ninja Slayer... not very hyped. The summary just sounds like taken from Eighties B-movie, or maybe a parody of one.

"Kenji Fujikido was an average salaryman until his family was killed... BY NINJAS! Is he bad enough dude to get revenge? Find out on the next episode of... THE NINJA SLAYER!

Yeah, it might turn out to be good, but I won't be coming in with great expectations.

These are guys who made Fooly Cooly and Panty And Stocking, as well as this series.

The description is merely another dumb awesome thing that Trigger likes making.

edited 15th Sep '14 12:20:47 PM by Demongodofchaos2

Ninja Slayer has potential to be good, as long as they embrace the craziness of the premise. Trying to be serious about it will probably end with failure.

Kill La Kill takes itself seriously enough that it becomes hilarious.

The creators of the original source material have outright stated that it's a parody of what Americans think a ninja is like and it takes itself so seriously it becomes funny, kinda Like Axe Cop or studio triggers own Inferno Cop (the director that directed that is directing Ninja Slayer, in fact).

edited 15th Sep '14 12:27:49 PM by Demongodofchaos2

Oh, this sounds promising.

For those who read Black Lagoon novelizations, remember Shadow Falcon?

I expect that new show to be a combination of Mako-tier insanity with Azumanga Daioh or Hidamari Sketch or something.

Better still, have it be a pseudo-sequel to KLK with Mako and Ryuko in the background.