I hope so too. I don't mind the subtitled version at all, but they did a good job with 2199 and 2202.
The above said if it hasn't happened by now, it probably won't.
Be Forever Yamato REBEL 3199
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The above said if it hasn't happened by now, it probably won't.
One week until the next chapter is released in Japan...
(And if the pattern holds - 4 to 6 days later the English subtitled versions of these 4 new episodes will be available to stream on Crunchyroll)... :
(And if the pattern holds - 4 to 6 days later the English subtitled versions of these 4 new episodes will be available to stream on Crunchyroll)... :
Did anyone else think while watching that clip that the submarine commander (whose name I forget) was going to die?
I have a feeling that there's going to be a major death soon.
I have a feeling that there's going to be a major death soon.
Chapter 6 premiere June 26th.
Guess they want to finish Rebel 3199 with Chapter 7 by the end of this year.
I'm certainly not complaining, but yeah I thought the final Chapter 7 might not be released until February or even June of 2027 given last year's pacing of releases.
Ugh... For some reason I thought the next chapter was coming out next month. Oh well...
I definitely do. The space between release blocks is quite annoyingly vast.
Thank you! I feel less alone!
Thanks, I'll look for the equivalent when the new episodes come out.
The big problem is that these releases aren't actually movies, but individual episodes stitched together, and a LOT of things happen in each one. Like, a lot! There was no need to remember every single detail of "A New Hope" when going to the theater to see "The Empire Strikes Back" (also because not much had happened plot-wise). But here, it's so densely packed with plot that I'm always left vaguely confused. "What was the important mission this character was supposed to be on?"
The big problem is that these releases aren't actually movies, but individual episodes stitched together, and a LOT of things happen in each one. Like, a lot! There was no need to remember every single detail of "A New Hope" when going to the theater to see "The Empire Strikes Back" (also because not much had happened plot-wise). But here, it's so densely packed with plot that I'm always left vaguely confused. "What was the important mission this character was supposed to be on?"
Agreed. These episodes might actually benefit from being somewhat extended, maybe by 5 or 10 minutes, to allow time for narrative to be slightly better fleshed out and explained. 2199 had the best pacing for the short running times, IMO. Ever since the White Comet season, things have definitely felt rushed and/or glossed over.
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