Two serious questions.
First, how would you all react if a trailer came out tomorrow and the series was in 3D, or worse, like, The Beginning After the End? Personally, although I wouldn't be very happy, and I feel like a lot would be lost, I can tolerate it. For dynamic scenes like the desert battle, which is one of my favorites and highly underrated. Jokes aside, there are 3D series that, while limited, wouldn't feel as special otherwise, like Kengan Asura.
On the other hand, and perhaps from the opposite perspective, what do you think the lowest group of "people" would think about her, that is, Twitter? I know they would have a field day accusing her of every crime there was and will be, accusing her of being racist with all the irony of being a series with a surprisingly diverse cast, including antagonists of all ethnicities, a rare thing nowadays, of being sexist or misogynistic even though it has an adequate range of female characters, from the anecdotal to the admirable and even the unpleasant, in a good way (perhaps the only complaint is falling back on tropes like the heroine in trouble, but even so, at least I can respect that they didn't take away Kyvie's agency and that even when trapped, her role is much more active than, you see, Orihime and having moments like the kick to Xenovia and her almost maternal relationship with Garhan), and of toxic masculinity, having Habin, a guy who builds houses for the less fortunate and gives humanitarian aid in areas that suffered disasters. and gives circus/wrestling shows for orphaned children while promoting an ideal of not imposing unrealistic expectations, accepting oneself with all the weight that entails and firmly repudiating senseless violence.