I am a Type-Moon comic artist!

We know it exists, and we know how to get started.

So...

Let's make a quick trip. If we don't deal with his demonic eye, all our actions will be useless. He's too much of an eyesore.

......

--London--

——Clock Tower——

"I never expected to be honored to have Lord Barthezmello's presence. It is an honor for the Tohsaka family." Tokiomi Tohsaka bowed as he looked at the girl who had entered.

“Yes.” Barthezmero admitted it as a matter of course, and then took out a scroll: “Someone entrusted me to give this to you.”

"For me?"

“That’s right.” Barthemello nodded.

"What...is this?" Tokiomi Tohsaka asked, looking at the scroll on the table with some confusion.

"Magic Imprint".

Tokiomi Tohsaka's pupils contracted slightly.

“However, this thing is not suitable for storing magic crests. Its quality may deteriorate if stored for a long time. This is for Sakura Tohsaka,” Barthemello said. “You know who it is without me saying it, right? Let her handle this. I don’t care about anything else. Of course, no matter how she plans to use this magic crest, I will provide the corresponding assistance.”

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Chapter 299 Production Issues

"..."

In the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure office, Kazuya Kurokawa stared speechlessly at the first episode of the newly produced anime, Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion...

The JoJo's Bizarre Adventure has come to a temporary end.

The fourth part is still being serialized, and the production of the fourth part of the anime will have to wait until the manga serialization is completed.

The company has been divided into several groups, and the number of projects being produced simultaneously is no longer just one, but several.

However... when Kurokawa Kazuya encounters the anime he most wants to see, he will still gather the best talent together and spend a lot of money to complete the anime that achieves his ideal.

Lelouch, the rebel, is undoubtedly one of them.

But...

"Um... I watched Code Geass, not JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, right?"

“Uh…” Hideaki Anno’s lips twitched slightly as he said, “Indeed… it is, Code Geass… right?”

Actually, he wasn't entirely sure either!

JOJO did too much in the past.

Normally, if it were just a matter of making a few anime series, it wouldn't be like this, but Kurokawa Kazuya is pushing it too hard.

[This is unacceptable] [Rework this part] [This episode is completely unacceptable, start over]

This situation caused them to dream about "how to perfectly embody JOJO" and "how to achieve the president's desired effect."

As a result... before they could recover, they went straight to making "Code Geass," and even though they tried to avoid it repeatedly, it still still looks like it has a lot of JOJO characteristics.

It's not about the plot.

Rather, it's about the visual presentation.

Music, gestures...onomatopoeia.

Although it was well-made, something just felt off.

But then, Kurokawa and Miya returned, saying they wanted to see the results of their work over the past month.

How to do?

Of course I took it out!

As a result... it turned out like this.

[This is not the Lelouch I remember!] Kurokawa Kazuya roared inwardly, but only sighed slightly: "Alright, you guys should take a break for a while. I'll give you two days off to adjust and come back to continue."

He didn't think about replacing the person or anything like that. After all, animation isn't something that can be improved just by changing the person. Talent is important, but experience is just as important.

Nowadays, people with both experience and talent like them are not common. Although the company has expanded considerably, they still have to work on Kurokawa Kazuya's animations, take on animations from JUMC, and also make some animations that they want to make and like to make.

They have a wide range of businesses.

"By the way, President, given our collaboration with JUMC, shouldn't we be working on a JUMC manga soon? Do you have any ideas?"

Hmm...

Kurokawa Kazuya flipped through the manga...

There are so many things I want to do...

Slam Dunk and Yu Yu Hakusho... neither of these have started production yet.

If possible, he wants to see a version different from the original...

Especially the anime "Slam Dunk".

This can be considered one of his childhood memories.

The manga is great, but the anime is even better...

When I was a kid, I didn't think much of it; I just thought, "Playing basketball is so cool," and "I want to play basketball too."

However, when I watched it again as an adult, I felt that it was full of flaws. I suddenly realized that "childhood is not so wonderful, it's just that memories have been romanticized."

It has to be said that the Slam Dunk anime has many flaws.

For example, some original storylines that are almost completely disconnected from the main plot, such as the original storyline involving the battle with Takeoen, undoubtedly affected the coherence of the original work.

Even Takehiko Inoue, the original author of the Slam Dunk manga, once said in REAL magazine: "It takes several minutes to run from one end of a basketball court to the other, what the hell..."

Of course, this kind of thing was unavoidable in Kurokawa Kazuya's view.

Just like in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, you can't just say time stops for five seconds and then finish the entire animation within those five seconds, right? That's nonsense!

Kurokawa Kazuya sometimes wondered if his decision not to draw the later parts of Slam Dunk was related to this.

If we knew that later the sponsors even withdrew their funding from the Slam Dunk anime, the reasons would be unclear, but considering the current situation in Japan, it wouldn't be so incomprehensible.

There's an economic crisis, and they're out of money, so of course they're withdrawing their investments.

While the editorial department also expressed dissatisfaction, this aspect should also be a contributing factor.

After all... JUMC these days...

Masami Kurumada's new work, "Shizuku Toushi Sho," was canceled shortly after its serialization, completely disregarding the feelings of this veteran manga artist who once brought glory to JUMC.

so...

"Hmm, let's go with this one, Slam Dunk. Let's make it into an anime... However, you'll need to discuss this with the original author to try and create an anime that everyone will be satisfied with."

"..." Hideaki Anno paused slightly, "Is involving the original author like this...?"

"Well, I don't mean for others to criticize you experts. I just want to be considerate of the original author's feelings, so that after it's finished, the original author won't point at the work and yell, 'What is this?' 'Is this my comic?' That would be better."

"Yes!" Hideaki Anno nodded. "Please rest assured, President. Just as you said, [JOJO Studio's products are always top-notch]. We will definitely deliver a satisfactory result."

Hideaki Anno said with a smile.

After all, there's no need to worry about money or whether the sales will be good or not.

All I need to consider is whether I, as the producer, am satisfied. I only make animations I like, and only make high-quality animations.

"However, I'm not satisfied with what Lelouch is doing now."

"Ha...haha." Hideaki Anno was a little embarrassed. Although he couldn't say it looked bad, something was definitely off.

It's a complete waste of the money.

"Alright, let's leave this matter here for now. You can handle it. Is there anything else?"

"The events of this period have been reported."

"Well... let's continue like this. Once we've finalized what JUMC wants to produce, let's have a meeting with all the relevant personnel to determine the company's future direction." Kurokawa Kazuya said, preparing to begin his work.

He plans to make Servant character cards for later use, but first he needs to see how things go.

Chapter 300: My stomach feels a little sore.

Several days have passed since I secretly followed Ryougi Shiki.

Araya Sōren is now certain that this girl is abnormal.

Her body is the best way to connect with the Root, and even... if that girl wanted to go to the Root, to fulfill that magician's lifelong wish.

It should be a fairly simple matter.

The world is so unfair. Countless people spend their entire lives pursuing something, striving for it their whole lives, just for that one in ten thousand or one in a hundred million chance. Yet, some people are born with that chance in their hands.

Some people may become despondent because of this, believing that no matter what they do, they can't make up for this innate difference.

So, that's the end of this story for this person.

Effort may not be rewarded.

You will never get anything if you don't work hard.

Of course, the main character is an exception.

Araya Sōren also understood these things.

As time went by, he gradually forgot why he was pursuing the root cause; he had long forgotten the reasons, but he continued relentlessly.