Madman Provides a Clue To Their Next Announcement

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It’s very long

Today Madman Entertainment posted up a summary of all their recent acquisitons including .hack//Quantum (Pictured above), Squid Girl, Blue Exorcist and so forth. If you are interested in reading the specific article, you can check it out HERE. At the bottom however, they provide you with a clue for the next announcements they attend on announcing the 1st December…. but the clue may be rather ambiguous so don’t expect to be able to pin point the title(s). The clue is… “It’s Very Long” which can mean a number of different things.

It could be for example: Ore no Imōto ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai, however the title has been shortened down to OreImo in a North American version but a strong contender if it is about word length. Could also mean a mixture of both long name and something that is long: Croisée in a Foreign Labyrinth for example which not only represents a long title (Well… to me), but also the word Labyrinth that is defined as (According to Google Definitions): A complicated irregular network of passages or paths in which it is difficult to find one’s way; a maze. This may be perceived to be a definition of Long and Complicated. Another idea is Puella Magi Madoka Magica, as it is complicated to pronounce the first time around and is fairly long in itself.

Of course it could just be teasing us that there is a LONG list of titles or something.

 

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