If you had to choose, which pre-2010s anime would you have remade in this day and age?
If you had to choose, which pre-2010s anime would you have remade in this day and age?
Colton Martin
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Chase Perry
Lucky star
Hunter Reed
That one about aikido guy falling in love with space princess and save her empire against dark villian
Jose Bennett
Gantz I guess. I never hated the show as much as a lot of the fanbase but just do it with a bigger budget and do the rest of the manga past the buddhas.
Carson Miller
Remakes are shit. Why would I want to ruin one of my favorite classics?
Adrian Thompson
Bleach but only around my headcanon that the series ended at Soul Society and Ichigo married Rukia.
Isaac Murphy
Like says most remakes ruin the classics.
The only purpose of a remake would be if it could cover more of the original story, if it's an entirely new production to fully adapt the material.
Personally I'd like to see more of Please Save My Earth, but that's just the first that comes to mind and not necessarily what I'd choose with more careful consideration.
Gavin Gonzalez
dirty pair
Jason Wood
And right as I posted this I remembered what I actually want.
I want a remake of the first season of K-On, made in the same style as the second season with a similar pacing and more content. 2-4 cours.
This is the only way to give K-On more content.
Daniel Johnson
A proper Bible Black in the style of Higurashi where they do each different route
Zachary Wilson
Bentley Sanchez
Fate/Stay Night.
Jaxson Flores
Pic related very much. It deserves a full adaptation.
It's probably my most desired anime to get remade and with Shaman King getting a full adaptation next year, my hopes basically raised
Dominic Wilson
Imagine how well El Hazard would do (even though it already did pretty well) in today's isekai climate.
There actually was planned to be an El Hazard sequel starring Makoto's son and Jinnai's daughter but nothing came of it. The concept art/character designs are still floating around the internet though.
Leo Flores
While I wouldn't want any classics that I enjoyed remade, especially if they were anime-original, there are a fair amount of adaptations that I like, but were left incomplete or feel disjointed and that I'd really like a continuation or proper retelling of.
Joshua Garcia
I really can't see a modern day remake of El Hazard working as well. Also the isekai culture of today is very much not the same as the isekai culture of the 90s.
Noah Russell
>Shaman King getting a full adaptation
who got the rights? he burned his bridges with Jump didn't he?
John Howard
El Hazard would fade into the sea of modern isekai because it's somehow even more generic and boring than most of the worst current offenders.
El Hazard literally does everything that 95% of modern isekai does. It's literally the grandfather of modern isekai tropes.
Ryder Harris
>Also the isekai culture of today is very much not the same as the isekai culture of the 90s.
>blank self-insert wish-fulfillment harem protagonist who is given unique powers upon being isekai'd to a fantasy world
>not the same
Jaxon Gomez
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
All anybody knows is that this teaser came out and everyone fucking lost their minds
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Hudson Gray
Definitely not Rayearth, the anime S2 was miles better than the trainwreck that was S2 of the manga.
Luis Jenkins
let's hope it's not a motion manga and the whole thing won't be like this teaser
Isaiah Long
That's just how a lot of manga announce their anime when there's 0 footage.
Elijah Butler
this desu. the character designs and artwork are gorgeous but that's about it.
Gavin Ross
Akazukin Chacha, but make sure it's given the Mahoujin Guruguru (2017) treatment.
Caleb Miller
I don't want a remake, but I would be interested in a sequel to Tutu if Junichi Sato was still directing it
Julian Myers
Captain Harlock remake but by the same staff who did Yamato 2199, with the same quality and amount of passion.
Elijah Howard
Devil May Cry and make it actually good instead of a terrible boring slice of life about babysitting a loli.
Ian Reed
I want a full adaptation of Ouran High School Host Club.
Jaxson Mitchell
Probably Kirby: Right Back at Ya! The reason being that the animation is really outdated and that the 2D/CGI mix looks kind of funky, as one character is almost always 3D while the others are 2D. So, the should stick to either fully 2D or use much improved CGI. They can also add more characters from the games and make more episodes with those newer characters/copy abilities/storylines. Also, the dub wouldn't be as censored these days. But, keep southern-Dedede.
Ryder Cruz
3 more years until 2023 so we'll be at the 60th anniversary of Astro Boy by then so it'll time for a new adaptation and I would be really interested to see how would a modern day adaptation of Astro Boy work. Like would they actually try to adapt the manga straight or make another disconnected adaptation? And how would this even work in modern day? The 2003 version went for a very different tone combining MOTW with a series-long story arc about robot rebellion