>>96804564
No silly, I am being realistic as to what format would be good for an anime adaptation
>think of when seeing 40K is hyperviolence
Ultimately yes, there is only war and thats the sole important part. Stylish toys killing each other and spilling blood is what 40k as a hobby is.
Stylish toys killing other stylish toys would warrant stylish animation of sick-lookin' freaks killing each other. Simple recipe for success.
>battle royale
Perhaps you misunderstood my choice of words, I mentioned it just because it'd be a foolproof format, since
1) you'd be advertizing ALL of the toys at the same time, shining a spotlight on every model range you could potentially buy from
2) one of the most popular non-tabletop examples of the franchise, Dawn of War + Expansions, was a free-for-all battle royale with a somewhat contrived excuse to showcase all the factions
Will it come at the cost of story complexity? Maybe, but fuck story complexity, 40k was never renowned for it to begin with and my expectations would be low to begin with. But you can't go with well-animated brutal action as well as the "your faction will be in this one, too!" approach

>>24568886

>Hitherto

oh boy another dino thread ruined by evangelical trolls
you know what? let's pretend dinos aren't real.
that's right, just like pokemons. except they're public domain
man i really wish they'd reveal a new tyrannosaurus, last remake was good but we need more variants to spice things up. they look so freaky now, good thing they never existed!

>>528282392
>Wylder's Fire followup uses regular Redmane-ish alchemical/mundane fire
>but his ult leaves Giantsflame FAI fire on the ground
Triggers my tism