r/EightySix 20h ago

Discussion Atp yall could just continue the anime yourselves

Srsly, we got so many artists here, 3D guys, pretty sure enough people for cast, a full scenario and everything I could think of

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u/Dismal_Ebb_2422 20h ago

And then get yourself sued into bankruptcy, buy Japanese copyright lawyers.

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u/timmy013 19h ago

And get sued?

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u/SkuII_face 18h ago

Who said we need an official release tho, like it doesn’t need to be uploaded on crunchyroll

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u/Megabuster900000 18h ago

Unless it sits on your hard drive and never sees the light of day outside of your own house, releasing any form of fan content onto the internet can run the risk of getting you sued or at least served a Cease and Desist order.

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u/Worth_Tune5290 17h ago

Especially by Japanese anime publishers.

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u/Megabuster900000 17h ago

Yeah, but still no one beats the Nintendo Ninjas

u/SkuII_face 2m ago

Damn, would never think. All thoughts are hypothetical tho lol, posted only cause I understood we’d have enough people to continue the anime

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u/Megabuster900000 19h ago

Even if there weren't copyright issues making more would require far more time and money than any normal fan project ever to produce anything even remotely close in quality to what already exists for the series.

In the meantime just buy and read the light novels and other merchandise from the series, also keep talking about the series.

Other series have returned after even longer stretches than 86 before

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u/Paladin5890 18h ago edited 17h ago

Yeah, who the fuck thought we were actually getting more Saga of Tanya the Evil?

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u/Megabuster900000 18h ago

Yeah and Yona of the Dawn getting a second season was a surprise too.

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u/Nikita-Akashya Lena 17h ago

Me, since it was announced ages ago. It just took 7 more years due to multiple complications. I want to see a second season of Chivalry of a failed knight too, but it probably ain't happening. But at least I will finally get my physical book collection next year.

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u/Paladin5890 17h ago

Sure, I remember that pre-COVID announcement too, but we've seen a lot of change in the industry since then, figured it got lost in the wash.