Karakuri Circus: How to Not Adapt Your Manga [Part 1] скачать в хорошем качестве

Karakuri Circus: How to Not Adapt Your Manga [Part 1]

This one has been a long time coming. Watching the first four episodes of Karakuri Circus was one of the best experiences I've had while watching anime, especially being in a year that I found to be particularly lackluster. I held off on watching the other episodes because I wanted to be able to watch it all at once, but as I continued watching, my enthusiasm and hope soon drained. I realized that the show I was watching was operating far too fast and loose to leave any real impact on me, and the more I thought about it the more I resented the show. Then I eventually came to read the manga. I read the first arc, it being 26 chapters as compared to the four episodes of the anime, but I felt that the anime still pretty strongly adapted this. Then I found something strange. The characters in the Nakamachi Circus were actually... interesting? Characters that were virtually background elements and plot devices in the anime were actually fleshed out in the manga, fully realized characters with personalities and relationships and narrative arcs. I then realized that the anime was weirdly driven to tell its plot while also skipping over everything that made the plot interesting or, say, coherent. I knew that I had to begin to unload these feelings somehow and I began taking notes and writing about the show, culminating in over 20 pages of notes and a 173 page first draft (could literally be considered a novel). In this series, I will try my best to most concisely communicate what makes this show so wrong as compared to what makes the manga so great, drawing direct comparisons and analyzing why things in the anime go from "rule of cool" to "a steep curb at 90 mph on a motorcycle" in terms of suspension of disbelief. Spreadsheet on the arc structure of the manga vs. the anime: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/... My MAL: https://myanimelist.net/profile/mrmop... My Twitter:   / mrmoptop2