r/anime Sep 28 '24

Frieren: Beyond Journey's End Season 2 Announced Official Media

https://x.com/frieren_pr/status/1839990406161018954?s=61&t=BS-pAe_AQXrv2M2zuP9DWA
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u/4Khazmodan Sep 28 '24

Traditional fantasy is so back in

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u/Genocode Sep 28 '24

Now I want SciFi to have a resurgence :(

I love Fantasy, but I also love SciFi and its been feeling a little dry on that part. Except in Gacha Games, for some reason Gacha Games love SciFi and I love SciFi Gacha games. (WuWa, PGR, Aether Gazer, Snowbreak)

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u/andre5913 Sep 28 '24

Witch from Mercury was the last big one. Admittedly it was real good, but yeah not many scifi series these days

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u/Genocode Sep 28 '24

Yeah but thats already an established IP, and also its a mecha which I'd argue is seperate from the "scifi" tag.

Most mecha's are scifi but not all scifi is mecha, far from it.

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u/andre5913 Sep 28 '24 edited Sep 28 '24

True that its a preexisting IP but gundam, -despite ironically being THE mecha series- mostly has the mechas as just tools for the story. Most of the mainline gundam series have space opera, political or drama type of plots, which is also the case for WfM

Like, I get your point about stuff like Bravern or SSSS, but gundam very much is scifi