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Also Japanese entertainment and creative culture has an extreme emphasis on creator's word of god/authorial intent, in contrast to American/European widespread acceptance of DotA which is pretty dismissive of as much


 
Berserk is pretty much dead in the water, this is a case where values tend to stand in contrast with each other overwhelming majority of the time


 
I.e. the studio he trained helped create his vision under his direction and only did so with him providing as much, so unless he left them a very detailed roadmap to follow after his death (like why Zero no Tsukaima was finished after its author croaked from cancer) it's pretty much done for

Also Japanese entertainment and creative culture has an extreme emphasis on creator's word of god/authorial intent, in contrast to American/European widespread acceptance of DotA which is pretty dismissive of as much

Berserk is pretty much dead in the water, this is a case where values tend to stand in contrast with each other overwhelming majority of the time

I.e. the studio he trained helped create his vision under his direction and only did so with as much, so unless he left them a very detailed roadmap for others to follow after his death (like why Zero no Tsukaima was finished after its author croaked from cancer) it's pretty much done for

Also Japanese entertainment and creative culture has an extreme emphasis on creator's word of god/authorial intent, in contrast to American/European widespread acceptance of DotA which is pretty dismissive of as much

Berserk is pretty much dead in the water, this is a case where values tend to stand in contrast with each other overwhelming majority of the time

I.e. the studio he trained helped create his vision under his direction, so unless he left them a very detailed roadmap for others to follow after his death (like why Zero no Tsukaima was finished after its author croaked from cancer) it's pretty much done for

Also Japanese entertainment and creative culture has an extreme emphasis on creator's word of god/authorial intent, in contrast to American/European widespread acceptance of DotA which is pretty dismissive of as much

Berserk is pretty much dead in the water, this is a case where values don't tend to gostand bin conthrast with eaysch other overwhelming majority of the time

I.e. the studio he trained helped create his vision under his direction, so unless he left them a very detailed roadmap for others to follow (like Zero no Tsukaima) it's pretty much done for

Also Japanese entertainment and creative culture has an extreme emphasis on creator's word of god/authorial intent, in contrast to American/European widespread acceptance of DotA which is pretty dismissive of as much

Berserk is pretty much dead in the water, this is a case where values don't tend to go both ways the overwhelming majority of the time

Also Japanese entertainment and creative culture has an extreme emphasis on creator's word of god/authorial intent, in contrast to American/European widestepread acceptance of DotA which is pretty dismissive of as much

Berserk is dead in the water