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This question has been bugging me a lot recently since One Piece has now aired it's 401st episode in the series. So I've been wondering, what anime or manga series, if given the chance, would you think deserves a world record?
My thoughts:
Anime: Detective Conan: Believe it or not, Detective Conan has gone past the 500 episode mark, with numerous TV specials, 13 movies (Each are released during Golden week in Japan), hell there was even a 2 hour episode for introducing a new character, Haibara Ai, AND a TV special where Edogawa Conan faced off against the legendary thief Lupin the 3rd. Furthermore, the series is pretty much what the Japanese Police and Government bodies are now using to teach children about Crime, and even the G8 summit. How is that NOT a world record???
Manga (Long name incoming): Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo. This series has been running in Weekly Shonen Jump since 1976, that's 33 years of continuous weekly serialization. Not only that, but in three weeks time, the artist for the series, Osamu Akimoto, will be releasing the ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDREDTH CHAPTER!!!! 1600!!! Need I really say more?
So what are your thoughts? I'm interested.
My thoughts:
Anime: Detective Conan: Believe it or not, Detective Conan has gone past the 500 episode mark, with numerous TV specials, 13 movies (Each are released during Golden week in Japan), hell there was even a 2 hour episode for introducing a new character, Haibara Ai, AND a TV special where Edogawa Conan faced off against the legendary thief Lupin the 3rd. Furthermore, the series is pretty much what the Japanese Police and Government bodies are now using to teach children about Crime, and even the G8 summit. How is that NOT a world record???
Manga (Long name incoming): Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo. This series has been running in Weekly Shonen Jump since 1976, that's 33 years of continuous weekly serialization. Not only that, but in three weeks time, the artist for the series, Osamu Akimoto, will be releasing the ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDREDTH CHAPTER!!!! 1600!!! Need I really say more?
So what are your thoughts? I'm interested.