
About this episode
This episode discusses stories that deserve new adaptations and highlights lesser-known series across various media.
In this episode of The Red Comet Podcast, we dive into stories that deserve new adaptations, remakes, or a second chance to be done right. From beloved series that fell short of expectations to underrated gems that never got the spotlight they deserved, we break down which properties need another shot — and why. We also highlight lesser-known series across webtoons, comics, manga, and anime, giving listeners a roadmap on where to read or watch them. Whether it’s fixing a rushed adaptation or introducing hidden classics to a new audience, this episode is all about celebrating great stories that deserve better. 📚 Series Discussed Include: The Promised Neverland Every You I’ve Loved Before Kingdom Cyborg 009 Ouran High School Host Club The God of High School …and more If you’re looking for your next binge or wondering which stories Hollywood and anime studios should revisit, this episode is packed with recommendations, debate, and deep cuts you won’t want to miss!
People in this episode
Host: Osa
Topics covered
- adaptations
- remakes
- underrated series
- webtoons
- comics
- manga
- anime
Keywords
- adaptations
- remakes
- The Promised Neverland
- anime
- manga
- hidden classics
- binge recommendations
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: The Promised Neverland, Every You I’ve Loved Before, Kingdom, Cyborg 009, Ouran High School Host Club, The God of High School
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