RE: Anime Quest: The Beginning After the End: A Masterpiece Manhwa And A Poor Anime Adaptation.

Personally, I didn't know or have ever read the manha so I can't say anything about it. But with the animated adaptation, I'm not surprised that many people hate it because the poor quality it has. And I highly doubt that such a poor adaptation will help increase the sales of the manha (unless people prefer to read it a thousand times than continue watching the anime). It wouldn't be the first time this has happened, much less in the Isekai demographic. What really disappoints me is the terrible work the studio did. After all this, it's better for them to close down and return the money they stole, honestly. It's clear that quantity isn't the same as quality: there will be plenty of anime and plenty of studios, but whether they're engaging, well-produced, or do an excellent job is another matter. There are very few studios that meet these requirements. Each new studio that comes out doesn't seem to live up to the high expectations of the industry, which continues to grow.

Anyway, I hope this case teaches some people to appreciate more what other studios have done in the past.

Good post.