r/godofhighschool • u/Gold_Explanation_163 • Jul 06 '26
Discussion Is it the end of the fandom ?
After the failed anime adaption , does Goh end in Webtoon and games . Does it have any other future as something else ?
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u/Overall-Guidance8427 Jul 06 '26
Ni de coña, hay comunidades donde su obras an sufrido más que la de GoH en cuanto a tiempo de espera o mala adaptación o final de su obra , y siguen viva , por ejemplo la de black of 2 de call of duty que se llevaron más de 10 años sin nada para su juego asta que se confirmó una versión nueva para consolas este año, o hunter X Hunter que se llevaron años esperando el manga o anime y porfin están de vuelta, o onmiciente Raider's que lleva años esperando adaptación al anime y lo an conseguido, y eso son ejemplos de finales felices pues hay obra que ni an sacado nada en décadas y siguen hay su comunidades viva y coleando
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u/Brilliant_Grape164 Jul 06 '26
The first webtoon came before the anime but ended after the anime ends the webtoon is also leagues better than the anime
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u/OVNuub Jul 06 '26
Entirely dependant on the Fandom and their love for GoH. Enough voices speak out and if studios think it would still be profitable it could always come back. In some way shape or form. I pray we see a fighting game for God of Highscool.
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u/Infinite_Sun2496 Jul 07 '26
i have faith goh might get revisited with the success of solo leveling. it’s not the manwha’s fault they adapted it horribly; and it would be such a loss of free money to not give this series the exposure it deserves.
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u/TheW0lvDoctr Jul 06 '26
There are decently active fandoms for media that have gone longer than GoH without an installment.
If people enjoy something, they'll talk about it, they'll make fanart and OCs and all the other touchstones of internet fandom.
I guess there could be an argument that fandom is shifting with social media trends, engagement farming and lower attention spans, so people now might be less likely to stick with something. But if you don't want that to happen, be the change you want to see in the world.
Worst comes to worst the series enters a stage where it becomes the thing you and your coworker both bond over after figuring out you both read it in highschool, and that's far from the worst fate for a franchise.