I was wondering what other think of webtoon adaptation into anime ?
I must say that to me, apart from Donghua adaptations of bl, I'm really not convinced, it feels like anime format doesn't fit the webtoon format AT ALL, it kinda just makes the story bland and doesn't manage to show the tone of the story.
I'm happy there is an adaptation of the omniscient reader's Viewpoint in 2025 for the author, but at the same time I don't really think I will watch it because I feel like it will not be really good compared to the novel and the webtoon because it just doesn't fit that kind of story.
What do you think ?
I agree, not only that, I don't really like the localization they do to air it in Japan, it's just like my dislike of watching dubs over subs. ORV is one of my favorites, so I hope it really gets adapted well.
On the other hand, Chinese animation really do bring a lot more unique features. I've really taken a liking to their animation style.
Btw, who made me a princess was being made into Donghua, and I've watched the trailer (Chinese), we'll see how it goes
I wholeheartedly agree with you!!! I didn't know about the anime adaptation, I'll probably only take a peek at it just because I'm curious about the art style :3
I'm actually not the type to even watch movie adaptations of books because I feel like they miss out on too much details that I love from the original writing.
For webtoon, especially ORV, I think it's going to be kind of difficult to adapt it into an animation because of the length? Because the webtoon is already an adaptation from a webnovel, (i really do need to find the time to read it) I think they will probably have to cut back on a lot of the details from the original, trying to fit so much into the short episodes. I already know that the webtoon itself doesn't have all the precise details as the webnovel, but I've heard that ORV webtoon is not even halfway done right now!! and there's already been so much action and storyline.
I can't imagine they will be able to fit all the amazing scenes, the intricate storytelling, relationships and bonds, into an animation. Probably why we feel there is a vast difference in tone and format.
So I think it was a bl, but maybe not, there is just 1 scene that just popped in my mind :
mc is (I think) shy/introvert and his/her class is travelling, there is this guy that is very outgoing that tries to speak to him and basically include him in his group of friend. But mc had already accepted to sit with another guy who seems like a loner. This guy talk sh*t about the popular guy to mc, but he is actually the *ss, like there is a moment he says mc to wait him I think but he leaves him alone to have fun with his friend. Then the popular guy asks Mc if he wants to hang out with him and his friend, and mc says ok. But then when he sees him, the loner *sshole has the audacity to accuse mc of going with others even though HE left him to go with his friends. It ends with popular guy roasting *sshole and mc becomes friend with popular guy and his group of friend who are good people
It was not at all the main part of the story, but it just came back to me, does it ring a bell for anyone ?
https://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/homeless/ the Field Trip, Haejoon Goh arc
Like it's adorable, but the fact that the grand Duke's children are disrespected like that, that mc's sister gets to come in the grand Duke's house and harass Mc without any concern it's quite strange. I mean it's the grand duke family, they are supposed to be a feared house, but it feels like there is no clear boundary between the different ranks of nobility, if there were, the sister would have been punished for daring to attack the grand duke's son but she just got sent home