To write or not to write a sequel?

:blush2: Do you think Ken Akamatsu should write a sequel regarding on Love Hina?

 

Difficult to say!

I would like to read more and see how the characters are still getting on.

But i think that it may be best to leave it the way it is. It finished on a happy note and if they try to continue on the story then they may just end up ruining the story and characters.

So as much as i HATE to admite it, No the story shouldn't continued. Thats not to say that if he did go back and write more to the story that i wouldn't pick it up and read it.

 

As mentioned before, it will be very hard for Ken Akamatsu to write a sequel to Love hina, even though he said that the project is finished.

Check out A.I Love You instead, it has the same amount of Ecchiness and maybe the art is old, but it was one of Ken Akamatsus first manga.

- Teddz

 

ai loveyou

um as muchas want one, no it sholdnt tha is mangawith agood ending it wuldnt be rigt

 

Whaaaaaaat? WHAT DID YOU JUST SAY?!!!!

Are you all INSANE?!!!


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If you were really Love Hina fans, you would not deny the opportunity for a sequal. Love Hina is to me as the Necronomicon is to dead people. It's my second religion, and I would gladly start an inquisition to wipe the world clean of non-believers :anger2: JK! :sweat:

Still, the Love Hina series should be continued. Any true blue reader would not deny this. I mean, who says that the series would have to continue with Ema Maeda being the sole new character. In fact, I would be depressed if that were the case. Don't be a prick. Don't deny your need for more books. For god's sake, think of the children!!! The children!! :dizzy2:

 

I really don't see the need for a sequal, but I would like to see the bit with Ema and also see Keitaro's wedding animated.

 

Ye right!
A real fan of a manga can tell when something is over and that there is no more story line to it. Only somebody that is totally obsesed with something would say that there should be a sequal even after the writer has said that he's not going to make any more.

 

i would have really liked it if he would have made a #15 and then ended it just so we could see how ema, Keitaro and naru would do with there new lifes. :sweat2:

but i don't mind that he stoped it at 14 :shy:

 

I say no. If they did make a new love hina i think it sould just be about tottally new ppl in the hinata house. it seems whenever they keep on going on old things it just looses its touch unless by some miracle.

 

Dang!!!!!!

Wow..... I haven't gotten this much bad feedback since the time I stuck a fork in that base amplifier...... :dizzy2: :dizzy2: :dizzy2: ......When you put it that way....Ah, who am I kidding. I'll be happy as long as Akamatsu keeps writing for at least another 5 years. Sadly, the malignant otaku disease is spreading through me, and if it continues to take five freaking months to translate akamatsu books, then it's over for me. Come to think of it, all manga books take too damn long to translate. Heck, I'm learning Japaneseand I could do a faster job of translating these books than the corporations are. Now I know the popular arguement that, if you don't want a craptasticaly translated manga, you have to give them time, but there are some danged good manga that can be translated in an average time of 2 weeks. That beats the stuffing out of a 3 to 5 month period of tranlation. These companies just need more translators and better skilled ones at that! Either that, or they need to start employing that top secret telepathic language translation machine. Whatever you do, think clean thoughts!!!! :bleed: :anime: :anime:

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