

I was just wondering why anime series, Conan in particular, continually
produce TV Original and, In Conan's case, Remastered episodes, when they have
a couple of whole volumes of manga sitting around, waiting to get adapted.

Conan has Volumes 89-90, and most of 91, completed, and yet they churn out TV
Original and Remastered episodes frequently.

<http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/wiki/Volume_81-90>

In the current season alone they had a string of up to 16 weeks of TV Original
and Remastered episodes.

<http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/wiki/Season_25>


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Why do series like Detective Conan continue to produce filler when they have so much manga content to cover?


The period between manga and filler is always kept as about one year. For
example, vol 99 is in April 2021, and the corresponding fill of vol 98 ended
at the beginning of 2022.

The production time of one episode is about three months and some stories need
more than one episode, so the period is necessary.

Also, the time flag such as the seasons and festivals of manga is close to
real-world time. To make the time of filler also close to the real world. At
least one year is necessary.


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