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Summary Hulu needs to prioritize the ACOTAR TV show to break into the fantasy genre and stand out from competitors. ACOTAR's established fan base makes it a low-risk option for Hulu given Maas' massive following and success. The show could set up an entire fantasy franchise for Hulu, potentially leading to adaptations of Maas' other series, like Throne of Glass and Crescent City. Hulu's A Court of Thorns & Roses TV show isn't dead just yet, but recent updates don't bode well for its future — and that's a shame because the streamer should be making the Sarah J. Maas adaptation more of a priority. Based on Maas' best-selling book series of the same name, Hulu's A Court of Thorns & Roses show would bring a blend of fantasy and romance to the small screen. In doing so, ACOTAR would fill a major gap in the fantasy television genre. Of course, that's not the only benefit the streamer would reap from adding Maas' story to its catalog. While the A Court of Thorns & Roses books aren't perfect, they tell a compelling story that's attracted many readers in their current form. A television series would likely see equal success, and Hulu is making a mistake by not prioritizing its ACOTAR adaptation. If it handles the source material correctly, the streamer could reap a host of benefits from the TV series. From breaking into the fantasy genre to adding to its lineup of long-running TV shows, Hulu can see some big wins from this adaptation. Related What's Going On With Hulu's ACOTAR Show? Cancellation Reports & Hulu Future Explained There have been many confusing updates about Hulu’s A Court of Thorns & Roses show, but what is the truth about its cancelation reports and status? 8 ACOTAR Could Help Hulu Break Into The Fantasy Genre Its Established Audience Presents A Low Risk, Too Hulu doesn't have a stake in the fantasy genre, but its ACOTAR show stands to change that. So many streamers are pumping out fantasy series these days, from Netflix's The Witcher to Prime Video's The Wheel of Time and Rings of Power. Fantasy is booming since Game of Thrones ended, and it's somewhat surprising Hulu isn't trying to get into the game. A Court of Thorns & Roses would allow the streamer to give fantasy content a try, and its already-established fan base means it's less of a risk than an original story. ACOTAR also stands out from most fantasy shows, giving Hulu an advantage from the jump. 7 A Court Of Thorns & Roses' Romance Focus Sets It Apart Hulu Has An Advantage In The Fantasy Market A Court of Thorns & Roses wouldn't just help Hulu break into the fantasy genre; it would also make the streaming service to stand out from its competitors. While most platforms are releasing high fantasy series or shows aimed at younger audiences, ACOTAR takes a different approach. While it's set in a magical world full of Fae, ACOTAR prioritizes romance

As much as its fantasy elements. This is becoming more common in fantasy books, but the trend has yet to make the leap to television. Hulu's ACOTAR show can bring something new to the table in this regard, giving adult viewers a new type of fantasy to enjoy. 6 Sarah J. Maas' Books Have A Massive Following ACOTAR's Established Fan Base Makes Its Show Less Risky Book communities like BookTube and BookTok have blown up in recent years, and Sarah J. Maas' books are some of the most-discussed offerings on the platform. The author has a huge following, which means Hulu would automatically have an audience for its Court of Thorns & Roses show. Fans of Maas' other series are also likely to tune in, as her stories tend to overlap when it comes to character archetypes and themes. As far as established fan bases go, ACOTAR's is a safe bet. While some book adaptations are risky, this one is almost guaranteed to succeed on Hulu. It's surprising the streamer isn't rushing to capitalize on that. 5 The ACOTAR Show Could Improve The Books This Could Interest Sarah J. Maas Fans Even More The Court of Thorns & Roses books already have compelling enough storylines and characters to succeed on Hulu, but the streamer also has an opportunity to improve the source material. Maas' books have a lot of characters and subplots happening, and some of them are swept under the rug or forced to unfold off-screen. A TV adaptation will have the time to elaborate on these parts of the books. If that's done correctly, it would be even more of a reason for ACOTAR fans to tune in. Readers would likely jump at the chance to learn more about the world and their beloved characters. 4 Hulu Has Plenty Of Material To Adapt With ACOTAR The Streamer Has Years Of Content To Work With Hulu could have multiple successful seasons of its ACOTAR show if it moves forward with it, as there's plenty of material to adapt from Maas' books. The original Court of Thorns & Roses series spans three large novels, which could easily extend beyond three seasons given their length. There's also a continuation of Feyre and Rhysand's story in A Court of Frost & Starlight, and Maas is currently writing stories about the supporting characters from her earlier novels. Needless to say, Hulu would have guaranteed content for years if it moved forward with ACOTAR. That's more than enough reason to prioritize it. 3 Hulu Needs More Long-Running TV Shows ACOTAR Can Add To That Part Of Its Catalog Custom Image by Simone Ashmoore Maas' expansive source material would give Hulu multiple successful seasons to capitalize on, but it would also add to the streamer's long-running TV lineup. Many Hulu series only last a season or two, so Hulu shows with more than one season are rare. This is a shame, as the platform has some of the best offerings within the streaming landscape. It

Should definitely be trying to add more long-running stories to its catalog, and A Court of Thorns & Roses could help with that endeavor. It could inspire similar adaptations as well. 2 More "Romantasy" Adaptations Are On The Horizon A Court Of Thorns & Roses Could Become The Standard While Hulu can stand out in the fantasy space with ACOTAR, it will need to move quickly to capitalize on its differences from other fantasy TV shows. That's because more "romantasy" adaptations are on the horizon. If Hulu gets there first with A Court of Thorns & Roses, it could kickstart this trend, with the subsequent series building more hype for the show. Amazon's Fourth Wing and From Blood and Ash TV series will give ACOTAR competition. However, if Hulu gets there first, ACOTAR will be the show that viewers compare later romantasy series to. It will become the "standard," keeping Hulu's advantage. 1 A Court Of Thorns & Roses Could Start An Entire Fantasy Franchise Throne Of Glass & Crescent City Are Ripe For Adaptation Custom image by SR Image Editor Hulu's ACOTAR TV show can continue for years before it runs out of source material, but it can also go beyond Maas' one story. In fact, A Court of Thorns & Roses could spawn an entire fantasy franchise for the platform. Hulu was initially supposed to adapt Maas' Throne of Glass books, and ACOTAR can set up the next show through their minor connections. If A Court of Thorns & Roses and Throne of Glass are successful, Maas' Crescent City series is also ripe for adaptation. Needless to say, Hulu can corner the market on romantic fantasy for years. It just needs to put some urgency into ACOTAR's development. A Court of Thorns and Roses Showrunner Ronald D. Moore Writers Ronald D. Moore Based on the A Court of Thorns and Roses fantasy novel series, A Court of Thorns and Roses is a television adaptation that follows Feyre Archeron, a young woman dragged into the world of faeries after slaying one of their kind. The series will follow her journey through the lands of Prythian and her relationship with one of its lords, Tamlin. Seasons 1 Streaming Service(s) Hulu

Perfect For Major Roles If ACOTAR is a success, Hulu producers might soon find themselves casting the main characters of Sarah J. Maas' epic fantasy series Throne of Glass. On the ACOTAR side of things, this happens during A Court of Silver Flames. Rhys uses his magic to help slow Aelin's trajectory so she can return home. Through Nesta's narration, it is said that the residents of Velaris witnessed a red comet that is believed to be an omen. All this means that the final events of Throne of Glass were happening at the same time as the last A Court of Thorns and Roses book. When Throne of Glass' timeline also covers a few years, including The Assassin's Blade, the series have been taking place alongside each other. The Crescent City Books Happen In Less Than A Year Aside From The Initial Time Skip After Danika's Death, Bryce's Adventures Happen Within A Year Custom Image by Yeider Chacon House of Earth and Blood starts with Bryce and Danika living their best lives before Danika and her wolf pack are killed. The first book then jumps ahead two years, when a new discovery is made that throws into question the assumed truths about Danika's murder. Bryce and Hunt investigate the case and face off with this book's villains. Book Release Date House of Earth and Blood 2020 House of Sky and Breath 2022 House of Flame and Shadow 2024 The second book, House of Sky and Breath, then picks up a few months later, with the main couple trying to live peacefully before the plot gets in the way. House of Flame and Shadow starts immediately after its predecessor's ending, all within a year since Bryce and Hunt properly met when the events of each book don't individually take up