After a four month wait the NieR Automata anime adaptation returns on July 2023 with its last four episodes airing back to back.

After a three-month long wait, the NieR Automata anime adaptation returns on July 23, 2023. Its four last episodes will air back to back on the same day to make up for the wait. These will be episodes 9 through 12. The production committee thanked viewers for their patience and support through the various difficulties experienced during the broadcast of the show, and apologized to viewers for the wait.

  • exu@feditown.comEnglish
    3·
    1 year ago

    Is it good? It’s on my list anyways, but who knows when I’ll get to it without additional motivation :)

    • Awerenj Dragon@lemmy.worldEnglish
      5·
      1 year ago

      If you are coming from the game then its mostly disappointing. From what I’ve heard, the production was a mess. animation quality was sub par, due to not giving animators enough time.

      Adapting a video game is pretty hard by itself, so with the scheduling issues it tuened out ro be disappointing.

      Video by Canipa Effect talking about it

      • sealneaward@lemmy.mlEnglish
        2·
        1 year ago

        I’ve played the game and it’s been pretty faithful. The animation quality has been really good so far with mixing 3D assets and 2D characters in fights scenes.

        I’ve delayed watching all that has been released though because of the production delays, so if there has been a dip, I have not seen it.

    • Smash@lemmy.self-hosted.siteEnglish
      51·
      1 year ago

      The first 8 episodes where really good but only covered ⅓rd of the story. So the anime must have 24 eps ro cover the whole story. If it only has 12 and no season two, it won’t be as recommendable. On another note, the game is awesome tho.

    • Mythril@lemm.eeEnglish
      2·
      1 year ago

      The anime added some extra story/lore from stuff outside the game, like (minor game spoilers:)

      spoiler

      A2’s backstory

      from the stage play, so if you have played the game but haven’t gotten around to watching that stage play it might be worth seeing the anime for the slightly extra story.

      If you haven’t played the game then I feel like most people would recommend playing it first, though I can’t even remember if the anime has spoiled anything beyond the first playthrough in the game.

      I am still wondering if they are going to make an anime-unique or extended ending, so I at least am looking forward to the last episodes.