Umineko anime remake series#
Umineko anime remake tv#

You cannot help but forget who is who, who is related to whom, where someone popped out of, what the purpose of a certain character is and so on and so forth. One of Umineko's main put-offs is the fact that is has such a large cast of characters. the very little effort Studio DEEN put into making it (bad graphics, right music at the wrong time, wrong character designs, overall wrong atmosphere). adaptation decay (butchering of the characters and the plot for time's convenience) and There are two main reasons why the Umineko anime doesn't work: Yes, the figurine was remarkable beforehand. In other terms, it feels similar to trying to bend a very detailed paper figurine in a jar that's too small and ruining it in the process.

The Umineko anime is not at all a complete train-wreck, despite all the hatred it receives from the fandom it's simply nothing more than mediocre. Note that I did not say horrendous nor terrible. In fact, it's much more addressed to those who have partially or completely watched the anime/read the manga/played the game. this review might seem a bit unfriendly to someone who has no clue what Umineko is about. no, I will not make this an essay of comparison between the two, nor will I praise the novel over the anime however, it is inevitable that certain comparisons will indeed appear, in order to explain the flaws of the anime yes, I am one of those who have played the sound novel before watching the anime Soon after, a violent typhoon traps the family on the island and a string of mysterious murders commence, forcing the eighteen people on the island to fight for their lives in a deadly struggle between fantasy and reality. Having immersed himself in black magic for many of the later years in his life, Kinzou instigates a ceremony to revive his beloved upon his family's arrival on Rokkenjima. After being told that his end was approaching by his longtime friend and physician, Kinzou is desperate to meet his life's true love one last time: the Golden Witch, Beatrice. However, the family is unaware that the distribution of his wealth is the least of Ushiromiya Kinzou's (family head) concerns for this year's family conference.

Because of the family head's poor health, this year involves the topic of the head of the family's inheritance and how it will be distributed.

As customary per year, the entire family is gathering on the island for a conference that discusses the current financial situations of each respective person.

Umineko anime remake series#

I think we'll end up having to accept that getting more than 4 cours for anything new with Umineko is unlikely, and even 4 cours feels like a bit of a gamble.Considered as the third installment in the highly popular When They Cry series by 07th Expansion, Umineko no Naku Koro ni takes place on the island of Rokkenjima, owned by the immensely wealthy Ushiromiya family. Ryukishi did comment in Answer to the Golden Witch 'If I should still be writing in ten years or more, I might go and rewrite Umineko all over again.' (o hey Ryukishi this was in 2011 it's been 10 years since), so I'm absolutely not discarding the possibility of a 2 seasons of 2 cours each, covering a rewritten take on the series that makes it easier to work in this format rather than forcing whichever studio takes on the job to compress the VN or manga into that amount of episodes (which is one hell of a task all on its own).ДЄdmittedly, I could also see them adapting Chiru on its own and leaving the Deen anime as the one adaptation of the question arcs, or indeed getting lucky enough to get more than one season, but who knows.

Umineko anime remake tv#

If you could get a new configuration of 3 question arcs of 8/9 episodes each that respect the themes of the series and get the point across that actually feels fit for TV format, it could prove pretty enjoyable honestly. For the question arcs in particular I think that's almost a necessity, the last thing you need for a reboot here is that they pull and FMA Brotherhood/Shaman King 2021 for the content the Deen anime already covered. Honestly, I think that'd be the best option for a new adaptation, reconfigure things in such a way that it's fresh for old viewers, solid for new viewers, and actually workable for TV.