@superboy97 said:

@808vetoutdoors said:

@superboy97 said:

@ezio17n7 said:

The episodes are numbered from 1 to 50 (using absolute numbering).

This is this numbering that matter.

So you’re saying that One Piece is only 1 season as well? The series currently consists of 1122 Episodes, numbered continuously. Even the latest episodes are not numbered 1-xx they are still 1122

Yes. As indicated the content reports of that series, the current wrong seasons will be merged at a later date, not yet known, by the administrator.

So One 25 year long season? Stupid! Now you’re just justifying it without thinking. Doubling down is not the way to go here. Rethinking your point is!

@808vetoutdoors said:

@superboy97 said:

@ezio17n7 said:

The episodes are numbered from 1 to 50 (using absolute numbering).

This is this numbering that matter.

So you’re saying that One Piece is only 1 season as well? The series currently consists of 1122 Episodes, numbered continuously. Even the latest episodes are not numbered 1-xx they are still 1122

Ah I knew someone was going to write this and I wish you didn't, because they're just going to cherry-pick this one comment and only reply to it.

They've been saying they're going to do One Piece for a long time now as a counter argument and just haven't (seriously, it doesn't take years to get this done). Not sure if they're scared to deal with all the backlash that would come from messing up a show that popular or what. I'm sure a lot of One Piece fans would ditch TMDB entirely.

One Piece even has special continuous episode numbers AND seasons. Further proving they could do it for other shows if they wanted to. (Technically this would match Re:Zero's website too, since it states S3E51 etc.)

"Rules for thee and not for me."

@Gmesh said:

@808vetoutdoors said:

@superboy97 said:

@ezio17n7 said:

The episodes are numbered from 1 to 50 (using absolute numbering).

This is this numbering that matter.

So you’re saying that One Piece is only 1 season as well? The series currently consists of 1122 Episodes, numbered continuously. Even the latest episodes are not numbered 1-xx they are still 1122

Ah I knew someone was going to write this and I wish you didn't, because they're just going to cherry-pick this one comment and only reply to it.

They've been saying they're going to do One Piece for a long time now as a counter argument and just haven't (seriously, it doesn't take years to get this done). Not sure if they're scared to deal with all the backlash that would come from messing up a show that popular or what. I'm sure a lot of One Piece fans would ditch TMDB entirely.

One Piece even has special continuous episode numbers AND seasons. Further proving they could do it for other shows if they wanted to. (Technically this would match Re:Zero's website too, since it states S3E51 etc.)

"Rules for thee and not for me."

https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/57041-gin-tama/seasons

there is no point to derail the thread with those examples. all those shows are bound to be fucked with down the road. they're on a sekret moderator master list of stuff to be merged into one season, it just hasn't happened yet (for multiple years now...). unfortunately instead of leaving those content reports open, they're always closed by mods mentioning this (which makes no sense if it's not "fixed" yet). so MyHeroAca, Hunter X Hunter (2011), Gintama, DBZ or ex. Naruto will all be merged at some point.
keep in mind that some of those arc splits are there mainly because of the magic TMDB TV section launch date --> before this site had TV content meta data king was TVDB which at the time had technical limitations to season sizes, so they encouraged those splits for long running shows. I have no problem with most of these titles seeing a merge, but I'm not a fan of the absolute numbers VS season stuff, especially since it fucks over meta data all the time - after the fact. The industry changed... where in the past the "cour" focus was different from Western stuff they've started to adopt the terminology so it's wild that an absolute number takes precedence over clear terms shmw.
TMDB has plenty of wonky decisions (Chilling Adventures of Sabrina not based on the website but interview snippets, Into The Dark based on URL endpoints..) so it would just be nice if moderation actually stopped with boiler plate responses and engaged in some of these issues and maybe budge a little and updated the bible sometimes.
I'll say it again but if a moderator could actually bother to have Travis speak on this issue once we at least would have clarity and a definite statement. Sadly he at some point abstained himself from @ calls on the forums and any inquiries through contact form, his TMDB address he used in the past and other addresses get ignored...

https://www.themoviedb.org/talk/588cb35bc3a368086500058a?page=4#598c75a99251415add0056d3
"Travis Bell: I want to make sure anime is given a proper home here on TMDb."

今天在刮削S03E06~07时发现无论如何也刮不到正确内容，打开一看原来的分季条目274786已经被删除了，只剩下这个所谓的1季从头到尾的分类法，简直是有毛病

不长脑子，瞎搞，本来分季分的好好的

Please change back to using three seasons to distinguish the series, I will forgive you

我认为仅仅按照集的编号或者顽固地按照过时的规则来分季是非常不合理。 集的编号仅能表示它们在剧情上是连续的，以何种方式编号取决于制作组，还有一些其他的动画也采取这样的编号，比如进击的巨人。 而我认为季的分法主要取决于整部剧集的章节分法，第二季是圣域篇，第三季是水门都市篇，第三季还分为上下两个部分袭击篇和反击篇，我们能够明显地从这种分法中感觉到剧情的段落感和连续感；此外官方也明显地区分这些篇章，有不同的海报、PV、季的简介、OP&ED和其他配乐、短篇动画、BD&CD发售信息等等；不仅如此，我目前的发现的各大网站中，除了TMDB以外，无论是bilibili、netflix等流媒体，还是维基、萌娘等百科网站，他们都遵循官方的分季方法，绝大多数用户也都习惯了这种分类方法，而TMDB作为一个公共数据库，目前看来却更像满足你的个人需求的私人数据库，我认为怎么都说不通。 我希望相关人员能够重视这个问题，将季改为原来的分法，并完善TMDB相关规则。

TMDB的编辑组现在行为变得极度独裁，完全不考虑用户组的建议，一个人的建议可以无视，无数人的建议他们依旧能无视

This way of combining them together has no reference value at all.