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* The anime remake of ''Manga/TokyoBabylon'', which was produced by [=GoHands=], was planned to be released in Spring 2021. However, in December 2020, there were issues regarding the costume designs which happened to be plagiarized from other sources. After an internal investigation revealed more plagiarism issues, the production committee announced that the TV series is canceled and they would have to restart the project from scratch with another animation studio. As of this writing, there's no update on the new project yet.
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* The anime remake of ''Manga/TokyoBabylon'', which was produced by [=GoHands=], was planned to be released in Spring 2021. However, in December 2020, there were issues regarding the costume designs which happened to be plagiarized from other sources. After an internal investigation revealed more plagiarism issues, the production committee announced that the TV series is was canceled and they would have to restart the project from scratch with another animation studio. As of this writing, there's no update on the new project yet.
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* ''Anime/YuriOnIce'' was supposed to have a movie entitled ''Yuri!!! on Ice the Movie: Ice Adolescence'' which is speculated to be about Victor's past. Initially, it was supposed to be released in 2019 but no news came out until a short PV was posted with a notice on the delay. Then, on April 19, 2024, MAPPA announced that the movie was canceled.
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* ''Literature/LostUniverse'', which had only one season, fraught with TroubledProduction; a second season was due to follow, but because of a financial pitfall occurring through animation studios at the time, it was held off in favor of more ''Slayers'' media, and no more episodes were produced.
* A stall can be typical of all English manga distributors, especially for less common titles, but the Yaoi distributor Drama Queen seems to have either gone on a dragging hiatus since 2007, or is dead and no one can figure out where it's been buried, so to speak.
* A stall can be typical of all English manga distributors, especially for less common titles, but the Yaoi distributor Drama Queen seems to have either gone on a dragging hiatus since 2007, or is dead and no one can figure out where it's been buried, so to speak.
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* ''Literature/LostUniverse'', which had only one season, fraught with TroubledProduction; a second season was due to follow, but because of a financial pitfall occurring through animation studios at the time, it was held off in favor of more ''Slayers'' ''Literature/{{Slayers}}'' media, and no more episodes were produced.
* A stall can be typical of all English manga distributors, especially for less common titles, but theYaoi {{yaoi|Genre}} distributor Drama Queen seems to have either gone on a dragging hiatus since 2007, or is dead and no one can figure out where it's been buried, so to speak.
* A stall can be typical of all English manga distributors, especially for less common titles, but the
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* After the release of its third movie, the credits listed the release of a third ''Franchise/TenchiMuyo'' OAV series. Took about five years and [[Anime/TenchiMuyoGXP a series]] that [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture took place a year after it]] to do so. This is pretty normal for the franchise, because its creator, Masaki Kajishima, is essentially a free agent and always seeks to obtain funding without relinquishing the rights and the creative control, which is quite difficult.
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* After the release of its third movie, the credits listed the release of a third ''Franchise/TenchiMuyo'' ''Anime/TenchiMuyo'' OAV series. Took about five years and [[Anime/TenchiMuyoGXP a series]] that [[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture took place a year after it]] to do so. This is pretty normal for the franchise, because its creator, Masaki Kajishima, is essentially a free agent and always seeks to obtain funding without relinquishing the rights and the creative control, which is quite difficult.
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* ''Anime/LostUniverse'', which had only one season, fraught with TroubledProduction; a second season was due to follow, but because of a financial pitfall occurring through animation studios at the time, it was held off in favor of more ''Slayers'' media, and no more episodes were produced.
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* ''Anime/LostUniverse'', ''Literature/LostUniverse'', which had only one season, fraught with TroubledProduction; a second season was due to follow, but because of a financial pitfall occurring through animation studios at the time, it was held off in favor of more ''Slayers'' media, and no more episodes were produced.
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* The sequel to ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagicaTheMovieRebellion'' was stuck in this for much of the mid-to-late 2010s. The original series came out in 2011, and ''Rebellion'' in 2013. It's a Main/CashCowFranchise, so another anime installment seems inevitable. However, the [[Creator/GenUrobuchi original screenwriter]] expressed no interest in working on another Madoka project, and it's unclear whether Creator/StudioShaft ever decided on a replacement. A new anime was finally announced for 2019... based on ''[[VideoGame/MagiaRecordPuellaMagiMadokaMagicaSideStory Magia Record]]'', a mobile game spinoff which [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin literally has "Side Story" in the title]], so it's clearly not a main-canon continuation. Finally though, after 8 years and multiple teases for a new installment (including an infamous concept trailer in 2015), the sequel to ''Rebellion'', titled ''Walpurgisnacht: Rising'', would be announced on the franchise's [[MilestoneCelebration tenth anniversary]] in 2021.
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* The sequel to ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagicaTheMovieRebellion'' was stuck in this for much of the mid-to-late 2010s. The original series came out in 2011, and ''Rebellion'' in 2013. It's a Main/CashCowFranchise, so another anime installment seems inevitable. However, the [[Creator/GenUrobuchi original screenwriter]] expressed no interest in working on another Madoka project, and it's unclear whether Creator/StudioShaft ever decided on a replacement. A new anime was finally announced for 2019... based on ''[[VideoGame/MagiaRecordPuellaMagiMadokaMagicaSideStory Magia Record]]'', a mobile game spinoff which [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin literally has "Side Story" in the title]], so it's clearly not a main-canon continuation. Finally though, after 8 years and multiple teases for a new installment (including an infamous concept trailer in 2015), the sequel to ''Rebellion'', titled ''Walpurgisnacht: Rising'', ''[[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagicaTheMovieWalpurgisnachtRising Walpurgisnacht: Rising]]'', would be announced on the franchise's [[MilestoneCelebration tenth anniversary]] in 2021.2021, to be released in 2024.
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* Zero Century, a film trilogy by Creator/StudioGainax and Production Goodbook based on the Anime/{{Leijiverse}}, was first announced all the way back in ''2017'', with the first film centered around [[Manga/QueenEmeraldas Emeraldas]] expected for a 2020 release, which would later be followed by films centering around ''Manga/CaptainHarlock'' and [[Manga/GalaxyExpress999 Maetel]] in 2023 and 2026 respectively. However, the first film did not get released in 2020 as planned. In truth, following [[DiedDuringProduction the death]] of Creator/LeijiMatsumoto, the official Twitter account [[https://twitter.com/zerocenturynet/status/1627665232104689667?s=20 confirmed]] in 2023 that the project as a whole ended up getting delayed amidst various circumstances, though luckily, it's still in active development.
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* Zero Century, a film trilogy by Creator/StudioGainax and Production Goodbook based on the Anime/{{Leijiverse}}, was first announced all the way back in ''2017'', with the first film centered around [[Manga/QueenEmeraldas Emeraldas]] expected for a 2020 release, which would later be followed by films centering around ''Manga/CaptainHarlock'' and [[Manga/GalaxyExpress999 Maetel]] in 2023 and 2026 respectively. However, the first film did not get released in 2020 as planned. In truth, following [[DiedDuringProduction the death]] of Creator/LeijiMatsumoto, the official Twitter account [[https://twitter.com/zerocenturynet/status/1627665232104689667?s=20 confirmed]] in 2023 that the project as a whole ended up getting delayed amidst various circumstances, though luckily, it isn't a complete loss as it's still in active development.
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* Zero Century, a film trilogy by Creator/StudioGainax and Production Goodbook based on the Anime/Leijiverse, was first announced all the way back in ''2017'', with the first film centered around [[Manga/QueenEmeraldas Emeraldas]] expected for a 2020 release, which would later be followed by films centering around ''Manga/CaptainHarlock'' and [[Manga/GalaxyExpress999 Maetel]] in 2023 and 2026 respectively. However, the first film did not get released in 2020 as planned. In truth, following [[DiedDuringProduction the death]] of Creator/LeijiMatsumoto, the official Twitter account [[https://twitter.com/zerocenturynet/status/1627665232104689667?s=20 confirmed]] in 2023 that the project as a whole ended up getting delayed amidst various circumstances, though luckily, it's still in active development.
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* Zero Century, a film trilogy by Creator/StudioGainax and Production Goodbook based on the Anime/Leijiverse, Anime/{{Leijiverse}}, was first announced all the way back in ''2017'', with the first film centered around [[Manga/QueenEmeraldas Emeraldas]] expected for a 2020 release, which would later be followed by films centering around ''Manga/CaptainHarlock'' and [[Manga/GalaxyExpress999 Maetel]] in 2023 and 2026 respectively. However, the first film did not get released in 2020 as planned. In truth, following [[DiedDuringProduction the death]] of Creator/LeijiMatsumoto, the official Twitter account [[https://twitter.com/zerocenturynet/status/1627665232104689667?s=20 confirmed]] in 2023 that the project as a whole ended up getting delayed amidst various circumstances, though luckily, it's still in active development.
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* Zero Century, a film trilogy by Creator/StudioGainax and Production Goodbook based on the Anime/Leijiverse, was first announced all the way back in ''2017'', with the first film centered around [[Manga/QueenEmeraldas Emeraldas]] expected for a 2020 release, which would later be followed by films centering around ''Manga/CaptainHarlock'' and [[Manga/GalaxyExpress999 Maetel]] in 2023 and 2026 respectively. However, the first film did not get released in 2020 as planned. In truth, following [[DiedDuringProduction the death]] of Creator/LeijiMatsumoto, the official Twitter account [[https://twitter.com/zerocenturynet/status/1627665232104689667?s=20 confirmed]] in 2023 that the project as a whole ended up getting delayed amidst various circumstances, though luckily, it's still in active development.
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* After ''[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSeedDestiny Gundam SEED Destiny]]'' ended, it was announced that there would be a movie sequel which would be the GrandFinale for the Cosmic Era timeline. However, the film's head writer Chiaki Morosawa underwent a hysterectomy to treat her uterine fibroids and an ovarian cyst (according to her April 2008 interview with Animage magazine, in which she explained the delays behind the movie), so literally no progress has been made on the film since 2005. With [[DiedDuringProduction Morosawa's death]] in February 2016, it appears that the movie is on indefinite hold, if not cancelled outright. However, in late May 2021, it was revealed the movie was back on as part of the Project IGNITED event to celebrate the franchise's 20th anniversary.
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* After ''[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSeedDestiny Gundam SEED Destiny]]'' ended, it was announced that there would be a movie sequel which would be the GrandFinale for the Cosmic Era timeline. However, the film's head writer Chiaki Morosawa underwent a hysterectomy to treat her uterine fibroids and an ovarian cyst (according to her April 2008 interview with Animage magazine, in which she explained the delays behind the movie), so literally no progress has been made on the film since 2005. With [[DiedDuringProduction Morosawa's death]] in February 2016, it appears that the movie is on indefinite hold, if not cancelled outright. However, in late May 2021, it was revealed the movie was back on as part of the Project IGNITED event to celebrate the franchise's 20th anniversary. The movie, titled ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamSeedFreedom'', will finally premiere in January 2024.
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* The second season of ''Anime/LittleWitchAcademia2017'' has fallen into this. According to an interview with [[https://gigazine.net/news/20200407-bna-you-yoshinari-kazuki-nakashima-interview/ Gigazine]], as well as Trigger's Twitch streams, there were plans to do a second season shortly after the first season concluded, but due to lacking funding from sponsors, on top of a loss of motivation amongst the staff, plans for season 2 have been shelved indefinitely, with Yoh Yoshinari moving on to direct ''Anime/BNABrandNewAnimal'' instead. While the franchise continues to receive content post series (such as ''VideoGame/LittleWitchAcademiaVRBroomRacing''), and Trigger is reportedly still interested in continuing it, chances of a second season of the series remain uncertain for the time being.
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* The second season of ''Anime/LittleWitchAcademia2017'' has fallen into this. According to an interview with [[https://gigazine.net/news/20200407-bna-you-yoshinari-kazuki-nakashima-interview/ Gigazine]], as well as Trigger's Twitch streams, there were plans to do a second season shortly after the first season concluded, but due to lacking funding from sponsors, on top of a loss of motivation amongst the staff, staff,[[note]]fans also speculate the untimely and tragic passing of head writer — Michiru Shimada — to be a huge factor as well, but this is unconfirmed[[/note]] plans for season 2 have been shelved indefinitely, with Yoh Yoshinari moving on to direct ''Anime/BNABrandNewAnimal'' instead. While the franchise continues to receive content post series (such as ''VideoGame/LittleWitchAcademiaVRBroomRacing''), and Trigger is reportedly still interested in continuing it, chances of a second season of the series remain uncertain for the time being.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-iO6wPHC_A This video]] from an anime historian is about ''Kamen Senshi Lavithunder'', a planned 1986 anime whose only physical trace is a vinyl with what would have been its opening song, "The Fighter". The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Y2vQ6Lrl8Y sequel video]], however, explains that a 30 seconds proof-of-concept clip was everything that was ever produced about it, as a move to attract potential investors; no actual anime or OAV ever got off the ground.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-iO6wPHC_A This video]] from an anime historian Kenny Lauderdale is about ''Kamen Senshi Lavithunder'', a planned 1986 anime whose only physical trace is a vinyl with what would have been its opening song, "The Fighter". The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Y2vQ6Lrl8Y sequel video]], however, explains that a 30 seconds proof-of-concept clip was everything that was ever produced about it, as a move to attract potential investors; no actual anime or OAV ever got off the ground.
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* While ''VideoGame/UmaMusume'' managed to [[Main/SavedFromDevelopmentHell escape its development hell]], the same couldn't be said about one of its spinoff manga ''Umamusume Pretty Derby BLUE SKY'' which was supposed to feature Seiun Sky. Her manga was announced alongside the [[Anime/UmaMusume Season 1 OVA]] in October 2018, and was supposed to be published on Creator/{{Cygames}}' manga platform [=Cycomi=]. As of October 2022, no word has come of it since.
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* An anime adaptation of the light novel ''20 Seiki Denki Mokuroku'' was announced by Creator/KyotoAnimation in 2018. One year later, an arson attack occured on the studio's main production building, causing production to be postponed.
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* The first season of ''Anime/PantyAndStockingWithGarterbelt'', which aired in 2010, had a typical GainaxEnding plus SequelHook. Despite Creator/StudioGainax releasing promotional images for season 2, it was cancelled due to most of the show's staff (including director Hiroyuki Imaishi) leaving to form Creator/StudioTrigger. Gainax has however teased in late 2016 that [[https://mobile.twitter.com/GAINAX_WEST/status/802074752122654720 they may have something new for the show in the works after all]]... Sadly, it turned out to be merely a [[https://mobile.twitter.com/kobeanist/status/849047745264353281 temporary themed café]] and a bunch of merchandising items. (Not to mention that Gainax WEST, the Kobe branch of Gainax that obtained the rights for PSG, does not exist anymore). In early 2021, it was revealed through [[https://twitter.com/Duune99/status/1380441577408069632 merch]] that Creator/StudioKhara (the current owners of ''Franchise/NeonGenesisEvangelion'') had seemingly obtained the rights to the show. The future of Season 2 remains up in the air however.
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* The anime remake of ''Manga/TokyoBabylon'', which was produced by [=GoHands=], was planned to be released in Spring 2021. However, in December 2020, there were issues regarding the costume designs which happened to be plagiarized from other sources. After an internal investigation that revealed more plagiarism issues, the production committee announced that the TV series is canceled and that they would have to restart the project by scratch with another animation studio. As of this writing, there's no update yet on the new project.
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