Apparently, Titan imitation pictures are the new photo trend among Japanese schoolkids.
Apparently, Titan imitation pictures are the new photo trend among Japanese schoolkids.
Does this mean the show is a hit in Japan?
How does one measure success of an anime in Japan?
Do they have public ratings?
Does this mean the show is a hit in Japan?
How does one measure success of an anime in Japan?
Do they have public ratings?
Does this mean the show is a hit in Japan?
How does one measure success of an anime in Japan?
Do they have public ratings?
Right now BD/DVD pre-orders are tracking between 40K-70K for the first volume which is incredibly good for Japan. The manga has also sold around 1mil copies per volume.
Does this mean the show is a hit in Japan?
How does one measure success of an anime in Japan?
Do they have public ratings?
Right now BD/DVD pre-orders are tracking between 40K-70K for the first volume which is incredibly good for Japan. The manga has also sold around 1mil copies per volume.
I wonder if the people at Shonen Jump regret turning this down now?
I wonder if the people at Shonen Jump regret turning this down now?
I wonder if the people at Shonen Jump regret turning this down now?
The Attack on Titan production committee issued an apology on Wednesday for not finishing episodes 4 and 5 in time to air on three stations. Broadcasters FBS, Hokkaido TV, and TOS TV Oita only received parts of the episodes, resulting in a difference in content compared to what the stations MBS, Tokyo MX TV, TV Aichi, and BS11 showed.
The committee cited differing deadlines for broadcast stations as the cause, but promised to dedicate more time and staff to the production to prevent the issue in the future. Character designer and chief animation director Kyoji Asano posted an ad on Twitter last month to recruit animators to join the anime's staff.
The series is currently airing on MBS in Japan, and Crunchyroll and Funimation are streaming it as it airs in North America and abroad.
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/new...logizes-for-unfinished-episodes-on-3-stations
It would have probably been a different series at Jump. The editors wouldn't let him get away with a lot of stuff.
Does this mean the show is a hit in Japan?
How does one measure success of an anime in Japan?
Do they have public ratings?
Anyways some news about the anime:
The first 2 episodes of Muv-Luv Alternative. Apparently it's nothing like it after that though.
Well theres 2 episodes later on that aren't cute girls doing cute things. Eclipse sucked. The only thing worth it was tank-kun x human tank. Alt had it's downtimes, but, at least it had a plot.
It would have probably been a different series at Jump. The editors wouldn't let him get away with a lot of stuff.
People that want true Muv-Luv gotta play the VN's. That's my plug for today.
Key Animator credits or War Memorial wall? You decide.
Episode 6
I think this episode is a testament to why throwing more bodies at an animation project doesn't really solve anything though. As the image above shows, there are 34 key animators and 39 Second Key Animators for this episode. That's a really, really abnormal number for a TV episode, and it shows that they certainly have the money to pay for the bodies in the budget, but that doesn't mean it ends up looking better. It just means they might be able to finish it... by the deadline... barely.
Holy shit. I guess this is another example of the scheduling problems this show apparently has. Are scheduling problems a temporary thing or do they tend to last through the entire production?
Is the show airing every week, or is it not? You tell me!
I came in here because of the thread title.
What does Linkin Park have to do with giant naked humans attacking people?
Evilore seems to think the series is too melodramatic, despite the fact people are totally justified for being all sad and shit.
The original title was Godzilla+Spiderman+Band of Brothers.
But what does that have to do with Linkin Park?
Because crawling in my skin
Oh my God.Because crawling in my skin
Episode 6
This is a pretty normal episode of Attack on Titan. That is to say, there is some good action, lots of mediocre character scenes, and a ton of stills used all over when they can't animate anymore. It's a pretty slow episode too. They totally stretched out the Mikasa flashback scene, and it takes up half of the entire episode. Some really drawn out scenes which got pretty old towards the end. Still, it's pretty important development for Mikasa and Eren, and it was really faithful to the manga... to a fault.
I think this episode is a testament to why throwing more bodies at an animation project doesn't really solve anything though. As the image above shows, there are 34 key animators and 39 Second Key Animators for this episode. That's a really, really abnormal number for a TV episode, and it shows that they certainly have the money to pay for the bodies in the budget, but that doesn't mean it ends up looking better. It just means they might be able to finish it... by the deadline... barely.
Episode 6
They totally stretched out the Mikasa flashback scene, and it takes up half of the entire
Tattoos are too scary for TV!
Are you an idiot?
Where can I do this?People that want true Muv-Luv gotta play the VN's. That's my plug for today.
Where can I do this?
Oh ok. Sorry I asked.Not on Gaf.
I'm trying to like this anime but it's all over the place.
From what others said, yes but with some changes that should improve the experience.This show is awesome. Without spoiling anything of course, is the anime going to adapt the manga faithfully?