We just have to wait for Anno to finish with Godzilla.
>>138952650
Maybe by making it not shit with a "story" that literally goes nowhere?
>>138952729
>nowhere
Story is fucking amazing
for now we wait
Tanigawa Nagaru suddenly realizes he will soon not have enough cash to pay his rent, finally terminates the 5-year hiatus and releases the new Haruhi volume he kept in his basement for this occasion.
The series being active again, Kyoto Animation sees a golden opportunity and puts pressure on Kadokawa in order to make a season 3, especially since they didn't find a proper manga/novel to adapt yet for Winter 2017.
April 2nd, 2016. On the 10th anniversary of the Haruhi anime adaptation, the big announcement is made and a the production of a future season 3 is now official. Aya Hirano, Tomokazu Sugita and the rest of the cast express their delightement. The hype on social medias is real. The announcement post enters Top 5 of all time on /r/anime and 1st on /r/Haruhi by a large margin.
June 2016. More informations regarding the third season are released. It's announced that all of the volumes released up to "the Surprise of Haruhi Suzumiya" (Note: last volume released today) will be adapted in the third season, except the 7th volume "The Intrigues of Haruhi"...because it will be adapted in a movie! Fans are pretty excited since it will focus on Mikuru Asahina in a way that doesn't involve Gainaxing.
August 2016. And OVA of Rainy Day is also announced, featuring Kyon and a certain new character. Movie date is fixed for April 2nd 2017, one year after the sequel announcement.
October 2016. Official english dub is already announced.
Early december. We start a rewatch on /r/anime, this time with many newcomers who wanna discover the series. The sub also reaches 5k Haruhiists by the end of the year.
Late december. Opening is released. It's amazing and is of course performed by Aya Hirano. The year ends and everybody is waiting for the new season to start...
>>138952925
>Tanigawa Nagaru suddenly realizes he will soon not have enough cash to pay his rent
Stopped reading there, unless he has multiple mansions and sports cars he has more than enough money to pay his rent.
>>138952925
>Early december. We start a rewatch on /r/anime, this time with many newcomers who wanna discover the series. The sub also reaches 5k Haruhiists by the end of the year.
the fug?
