Re: Zero is not a show that would benefit by being adapted by MAPPA. Firstly, Re: Zero doesn’t necessarily need that level of animation and detail, it’s a show that benefits by feeling more grounded, and White Fox does a great job with this. Secondly, White Fox and Re: Zero are at this point one and the same, they’ve been with each other for four seasons and at this point ten years. You can complain about White Fox cutting content, but to want them to fit all of the information in a light novel to anime format is nothing short of disingenuous. Especially when we consider run-time. White Fox’s adaptation is what has made Re:Zero Re:Zero to me. The sound design, especially the sound effects on the loops, the direction. Complain about how they fumbled the third season all you want, that part of the story is regardless, just a big mess. There’s so much going on, the main point of the story (Subaru and his loops) isn’t as relevant, and there’s a lot of characters you might or might not care about that we have to watch. Despite all of that, I still enjoyed Season 3 and White Fox did well in trying to adapt that to a limited runtime season, so yeah I don’t really care if they cut content from that season! There was enough on their plate already! It is such a privileged take for someone to look at the White Fox adaptation and complain when there are so many other show that have been ruined by either the animation or the poor direction. Re:Zero is not in that category. Try and pass off Re: Zero to any other studio now, and you will have an infinitely worse adaptation because they most likely will not understand all of the intricacies that White Fox have to a T atp. To make myself clear, sure there’s parts of the story White Fox could have adapted better, and it’s not a perfect adaptation. But I respect their work and appreciate what we have now. I don’t go on twitter after watching JJK and say “I wish that was Re: Zero”

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