Board Thread:Questions and Answers/@comment-212.93.97.90-20140930122602/@comment-27259659-20151121125921

2myname1 wrote: There's always lots and lots of things they could do, but it's never about that. High School of the Dead, for example, isn't finished, it was dropped. Whether the story of an anime is finished or not has no bearing on if the studio adds more episodes. In both HOTD and KLK, not enough Japanese people liked it to keep it going. I will not guarantee anything, but KLK is most likely dead. Forever. Hell, this may well be the final post of this Wiki. I have carried this wiki on my shoulders for months during its inception, and now I bid it farewell. Goodbye dear KLK wiki, I mourn your death. Too bad it wasn't better and more popular. Oh well. Better luck next time. I don't know what your talking about, but Kill La kill was very popular in Japan, commercially as well being critically acclaimed, being considered one of the, if not the best anime of that year. Comparing it to HOTD is just riduculous. Besides there's a reason Kill la Kill was called Trigger's "Break out" anime. It was an excellent start for an otherwise new anime studio in the industry. The main reason it ended was simply because the story was finished in the eyes of the creators. It wasn't dropped or cancelled, it was simply finished.