And we still got one more movie coming...at least Digimon Tamers will never be tainted since Toei has forgotten it exists.
here's hoping they revisit some older ones such as Devil is a Part Timer and No Game No Life which are both owned by one of their subsidiaries.Kadokawa has now established a "At Least One Isekai Anime per season" policy
The slide wrote that this policy was established following their huge success with Re:Zero and Konosuba, and they expect that to raise their profits across their anime and publishing businesses.
The same slide also mentioned that anime business profits rose compared with last season thanks to licensing income from North America for Shield Hero and Wise Man's Grandchild.
Not that this wasn't obvious before considering that in every season there's at least one from them (which makes sense, as they have 70% of the LN market, where Isekai mainly comes after being picked as web novels) but now it's official. I just hope that some of the best Isekai LN from them are adapted, even more the ones with female MC which are some of my favorites.
I'll try, but my schedule for the first half of June between work and a family visit is stupid full that I doubt I will be able to squeeze in ~16 hours of anime any time soon.
This industry truly was a mistake after all.Kadokawa has now established a "At Least One Isekai Anime per season" policy
The slide wrote that this policy was established following their huge success with Re:Zero and Konosuba, and they expect that to raise their profits across their anime and publishing businesses.
The same slide also mentioned that anime business profits rose compared with last season thanks to licensing income from North America for Shield Hero and Wise Man's Grandchild.
Not that this wasn't obvious before considering that in every season there's at least one from them (which makes sense, as they have 70% of the LN market, where Isekai mainly comes after being picked as web novels) but now it's official. I just hope that some of the best Isekai LN from them are adapted, even more the ones with female MC which are some of my favorites.
Honestly if this is there plan going forward then I hope that they adapt some of the zanier shit out there, like the one where the guy gets Reincarnated as a vending machine, and not a vending machine that can transform into a bishounen like in Reincarnated as a Slime, just a straight up vending machine.Kadokawa has now established a "At Least One Isekai Anime per season" policy
The slide wrote that this policy was established following their huge success with Re:Zero and Konosuba, and they expect that to raise their profits across their anime and publishing businesses.
The same slide also mentioned that anime business profits rose compared with last season thanks to licensing income from North America for Shield Hero and Wise Man's Grandchild.
Not that this wasn't obvious before considering that in every season there's at least one from them (which makes sense, as they have 70% of the LN market, where Isekai mainly comes after being picked as web novels) but now it's official. I just hope that some of the best Isekai LN from them are adapted, even more the ones with female MC which are some of my favorites.
Everyone loves master naofumi and Shin Wolford.
Shield Girl and Bakarina are both really good at least. Spider is fun up until the plot actually starts to happen.Not subsidiaries in that case, those 8 are pretty much Kadokawa to this day as those are just brand companies so.. just brands of Kadokawa with different editorials.
And yeah, I want more Isekai female MC, but many I like aren't from them but from Shogakukan, SB Creative and others in their imprints like Killing Slimes and other ones.
But as far as Isekai LN with female mc, 5 of them got anime adaptation announced since 2017 but they still need to debut. Those are the ones, with the cover of their LN below:
Ascendance of a Bookworm published by TO Books in the TO Bunko Imprint
Didn't I Say to Make My Abilities Average in the Next Life?! published by Earth Star Entertainment in their Earth Star Novel imprint
Itai no wa Iya nano de Bōgyoryoku ni Kyokufuri Shitai to Omoimasu published by Kadokawa Shoten (Kadokawa) in their Kadokawa Books imprint
My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom! published by Ichijinsha in their Ichijinsha Bunko Iris imprint
So I'm a Spider, So what? published by Kadokawa Shoten (Kadokawa) on their Kadokawa Books imprint
Between those five, 4 are reincarnation and one is a VRMMORPG. Aside from that, the imprints they're on are on male demography with the exception of Villainess which is on a female imprint. And of course, all of those much like the other modern Isekai on late 2000s originally began as web novels before being acquired by their publishers and published as LN with editors, illustrators and what not.
Indeed it is. Had me rolling with laughter.
Hope it returns soon, loved the Mc constantly being tortured.
