WE NEED AN ANIME

[Weazl3]

an anime of this game of SOME SORT needs to exist. Weather it be fanmade over time, or official, it needs to happen. Whos with me?

[ZeroCloudsToday]

me
im with you
we.need.an.anime.of.this

[Knight Eclipse]

completely agree.
unfortuanately will NEVER happen in a million years. xD

[L1ghtNing]

Lmao I agree

[Ellari]

I personally think that making an anime would be a bad idea
The fact its a game, How it breaks the forth wall, Its what makes the game special!
You just can't recreate that feel in an anime

[Knight Eclipse]

Originally posted by Gregg rulz ok:

I personally think that making an anime would be a bad idea
The fact its a game, How it breaks the forth wall, Its what makes the game special!
You just can't recreate that feel in an anime

honestly a fair point as well. but you could also do those fourth wall breaking things IN the anime and it would have a similar impact. but that discrepancy in media is one of the main reason why I don't forsee this being an anime. Most likely some sort of fan animation, but even then nothing major.

[Somali Pirate Radio]

Originally posted by Gregg rulz ok:

I personally think that making an anime would be a bad idea
The fact its a game, How it breaks the forth wall, Its what makes the game special!
You just can't recreate that feel in an anime

Ironically, the thing I can most readily compare DDLC to is an anime. Serial Experiments Lain, specifically.

To be clear, this is not because it drags the audience in and makes them a part of the story, but for the glitchy sense of ill-defined WRONGNESS that permeates most of it. For much of my post-Sayori time with DDLC, I was feeling the same way I felt watching Lain. Discomforted, uneasy, and worried for reasons I couldn't fully articulate.
...
In fairness, Lain was a risky production even when it was made back in 1998, and it would almost certainly never be funded in the modern market.

In conclusion:
Just Lain
or
LET'S ALL LOVE MONIKA

[Slumped]

Honestly it would probably be a mediocre anime because of how the game is set up but I wouldn't really care beacuse I'd love it anyway lol

[dray11]

I agree that it would be interesting, but hard/impossible to actually do.

It *does* make me want to write a tabeltop game scenario with this kind of interface screw.

[cwy]

i agree i really need hentai of this

[xae-chan]

Originally posted by Somali Pirate Radio:

Originally posted by Gregg rulz ok:

I personally think that making an anime would be a bad idea
The fact its a game, How it breaks the forth wall, Its what makes the game special!
You just can't recreate that feel in an anime

Ironically, the thing I can most readily compare DDLC to is an anime. Serial Experiments Lain, specifically.

To be clear, this is not because it drags the audience in and makes them a part of the story, but for the glitchy sense of ill-defined WRONGNESS that permeates most of it. For much of my post-Sayori time with DDLC, I was feeling the same way I felt watching Lain. Discomforted, uneasy, and worried for reasons I couldn't fully articulate.
...
In fairness, Lain was a risky production even when it was made back in 1998, and it would almost certainly never be funded in the modern market.

In conclusion:
Just Lain
or
LET'S ALL LOVE MONIKA

hihi,

s e lain, loved it.Back in that day, I had a new wife and was introducing her gently to anime. I'd seen a bit of Lain at the Melboure Anime Society and had to order it. It arrived and Marion was, Oh something new, can we watch it tonight?

I said it would be kinda weird for her. She said well, let's see, if I find it tooo ... I'll just read a book.
She didn't read a book.

Now, back to the pertinent subject. Can or Can not? I believe anything is possible for some people. As an example, I give you "Anime-gataris". Yes, an anime about anime; it not only breaks the fourth wall, it kicks the ♥♥♥♥ out of it, stomps the pieces into the mud, and also packs more inside jokes into 24 min. eps than you can count.

Your conclusion? + +