Jake

Ive read a few sources since its success, that if anime series are made into movies instead, sure they will great animation and music, but we'd have 2-3 years between each arc of a series/franchise.

The concern is, the success of anime films is great and all, but if the finances and long timeframes are redirected to movies, it will take those resources away from OTHER different franchises, either resulting in poor results, or simply particular franchises not receiving the green light, because studios have put those resources elsewhere, or existing franchises simply not being continued with following seasons for the same reasons.

We've already seen a bunch series never make it past their 1st seasons.

We don't REALLY need any more reasons for series to be cancelled, or never come into existence right?

We also saw the silly release order, of Mugen Train, the movie, airing before the full length season of the arc was released, which made no sense.

Essentially it was the same as releasing a compilation movie, before the season release itself.

Especially considering via the episodic season release of the arc has alot more content that wasn't included in the movie to begin with.

It was all quite backwards in reality.