[ SECRET POST #6286 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6286 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Secrets Left to Post: 00 pages, 00 secrets from Secret Submission Post #898.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

Comic/Manga Adaptations

[(Anonymous)]

Sort of based on #7 - do you have any that you like in particular, or do you think most adaptations failed to get the manga/comic across onto the screen?

Re: Comic/Manga Adaptations

[(Anonymous)]

It was to be honest really, really silly, but I actually quite enjoyed the Netflix Bleach movie that came out several years ago now. I mostly just had fun? Which was all I was after but there were some story choices I didn't like so much but I otherwise liked it.

Re: Comic/Manga Adaptations

[(Anonymous)]

Me too! I'm somewhat annoyed by the memes about how all Netflix live action adaptations suck because I really did enjoy Bleach quite a bit.

Re: Comic/Manga Adaptations

[(Anonymous)]

I've actually enjoyed pretty much all of the adaptations of Death Note, excluding the netflix one because I still haven't seen it. Although I wouldn't say they're accurate adaptations by any means - I've had fun watching the live action series, movies, anime and versions of the musical.
Even more so with the TV series and Musicals that have offered an alternate way to view the series. With the TV version, it offers an idea of what it would be like if Light had to be his little sister's main caretaker after losing his mom - and with the musical versions its interesting to see how the songs can offer more to characters like Sayu and Light's Dad. They're not perfect by any means, but I still like them.

Re: Comic/Manga Adaptations

[(Anonymous)]

I really enjoyed Netflix’s One Piece, which is kinda weird ‘cause I never liked the anime or manga. I gave the anime another go after finishing the live action series, but I still didn’t like it.

Netflix’s Death Note, on the other hand, was really bad. I liked Ryuk and L, but all the other characters were really dumb.

Re: Comic/Manga Adaptations

[(Anonymous)]

Out of curiosity, did you try the English dub of One Piece anime or subs? I ask because a friend also tried watching the anime after the live action and initially hated it. Especially Luffy, who was her favourite in the Netflix show.

Turns out, it was the dub she watched and once she switched to the sub she liked the anime as well.

Re: Comic/Manga Adaptations

[(Anonymous)]

I’ve watched the dub in the past (both the terrible 4Kids one and the Funimation dub), so I gave it a go with subs this time. It’s just not for me.

Re: Comic/Manga Adaptations

[(Anonymous)]

That's fair. I never experienced the English dub as I jumped from the anime in my first language straight to dubious fansubs sometimes in the 00s. I was just really surprised how... visceral? my friends reaction to the dub was.

Re: Comic/Manga Adaptations

[(Anonymous)]

I love the One Piece live action and am excited for what they'll do with the rest of the story.

The live action adaptation of Seven Days was also really good, I think. A lot easier to adapt since it's BL slice of life, though.

Re: Comic/Manga Adaptations

[(Anonymous)]

I am once again out here talking about how shitty The Old Guard comics are and how the Netflix movie was an improvement over them in so many ways.

I really loved The Umbrella Academy comics when they came out, but I also think the Netflix show improves on several weak spots in the comics. I'm going to miss that show when it ends.

I also have a soft spot for 2009 Watchmen. It was almost faithful to a fault as an adaptation, but I liked seeing those iconic moments on the big screen.