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Hazama stopped giving a fuck about Noel because he can't control her anymore. That's why he's using Nu now. His plan is basically to have Nu kill Noel to take the Azure from her.

They will most likely still rely on Aksys for publishing of physical copies, since ASW USA is pretty much digital only for the moment. The shortened link on the AksysGames twitter account was li.brari.us/3s. Imperator-Librarius? Hmmm...

That's funny, I remember Hazama getting really angry in Extend (I think it was Valkenhayn's bad end) when Phantom started showing signs of free will.

I'm finding it being Xrd to be incredibly doubtful; it's more likely their two unannounced titles are BBCP and Fate/Extra CCC. I'd be more than happy to be wrong, though. Also, LOL at calling E3 big. E3 hasn't been all that relevant for years.

There's probably a reason why "Saya" now has a different voice, though.

Oh come now, you know that will just make Zeta Kondom very sad. Mori isn't that cruel... maybe.

Yeah, I dunno either; I just decided to make a silly joke. I suppose it comes down to the fact she was in love with him and then decades later she raised him as if he were her own child, but that's weird logic.

That's exactly why they're perfect for each other.

http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/1369219655 Kagura/Terumi trailer + Anime teaser

https://twitter.com/zatuyoP/status/337378004734984193 BlazBlue video being posted on Arc's Nico channel in the next twenty or so minutes. Probably just the Kagura/Terumi trailer. For the most part, they were being paid to do those by investors who purchased a license to make those anime (except Fantasista Doll, which is an original production they're working on with Code Geass director and co-creator Goro Taniguchi). The fact they do a lot of ecchi does not mean they'll be doing ecchi in BB, it just means producers like the the look of their ecchi. Unless they're working on something completely original, animation studios don't really have any say in what goes in; they're just asked to draw things for money.

No, but probably not until sometime in mid-late June/early July.

What independent projects? All I see is contract work from publishers to animate manga. The only independent project they have is Fantasista Doll, which hasn't even been released yet. Eh, I liked Dragon Crisis to a small extent, I wouldn't call it bad (though it was by no means great). Although, I have not watched H2O (I have a thing against most visual novel romance adaptations) and I will NEVER watch Higurashi Kira (F%^K YOU DEEN).

Maybe it's like Battleship Bay (I think that was what it was called) in Bioshock Infinite, that was an artificial beach in a flying city.

Eh, but it's already been established she's originally from the 11th Hierarchical City of Shinatsu.

They could just completely hand-wave the entire time loop nonsense like CTR in Extend did.

To be fair, hot springs/beach episodes are usually (but not always) mood buffers placed just before the shit hits the fan and bad things happen to everyone. Give everyone (both viewers and characters) happiness and then take it away.

Doubtful that they'd be using iconoclast as the opening since Lantis is producing the music and KOTOKO is signed on with Warner.

K-ON's second season and movie, which Cristina did do Mio in both, is licenced to Sentai Filmworks. Honest mistake, they're both in Texas. Sentai Filmworks and its sister company Section 23 Films were both built from the remnants of the now defunct ADV Films (in fact, they are 2 of 5 successors to the company). K-ON's first season was licensed to the now defunct Bandai Entertainment.

We've known this fact since the console version was announced actually, the "Six Heroes" storyline in BBCP is supposed to be a retelling of the novels.

The 2 more people is Mori supervising the project and Tatsuya Takahashi working with Akao on scripts.

Deko Akao also did "Nano no Kanojo X". And she's the writer of Remix Heart. Not surprised Mizushima is involved, he and Mori are actually friends with eachother.

No. Please not DEEN. Higurashi and especially Umineko had terrible adaptations under them.

Being faithful and accurate is not always a good thing, there are certain things that work in a video game narrative but don't work in a serialised narrative. That's why we call them "adaptations", to adapt means to change.

Tales of the Abyss anime was rather poor. If we're talking Tales anime, the Tales of Symphonia OVA series is a much better example of good game-to-anime conversion even though Tales of Symphonia is pretty bad in terms of story. Persona 4 anime was also kinda okay, I mean it wasn't that bad but it felt kind of hollow in terms of experience. I don't think there's ever been a truly good game-to-anime adaptation. At least not non-visual novels (Steins;Gate anime was pretty good).

Ah, but that would also require it to be Aniplex produced. Also, Aniplex does not guarantee a dub, though it will guarantee overcharged prices for the disc.