• wjs018@ani.socialM
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    4 months ago

    This series desperately needed a new studio and more effort put into the animation, so this is great news. Passione has a history of ecchi shows, so I hope they can deliver where the previous studio really shied away.

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      4 months ago

      I keep saying it but I bears repeating.

      Has passione done action? Because one of the biggest appeals of the series are the absolutely god-tier action scenes. Especially later in the series as the list of special abilities and interesting foes gets longer.

      OPM level stuff, and I want so badly to see that aspect of the series given some proper OPM season 1 treatment.

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        4 months ago

        Yeah…not sure about that one. I flipped through their AniList page and the only shows I saw at first glance that probably included action like Chained Soldier were two that I haven’t watched before: “The Demon Sword Master of Excalibur Academy” and “Z/X: Code Reunion.”

        Judging from their trailers, both seem to feature things you see in Chained Soldier like guns, swords, vehicles, monsters. However, they also both seem to have some questionable CG. So, I think it is fairly safe to say that the CG monsters from the first season aren’t really going away with the second season.

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          4 months ago

          So, I think it is fairly safe to say that the CG monsters from the first season aren’t really going away with the second season.

          100gf sad tama

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    4 months ago

    Oh good.

    Still sad a lot of big moments from the manga ended up painfully mediocre in the first season. If this is good, the series might genuinely come to be best experienced by reading the “first season”, then jumping into watching the second.