It's pretty good. But it's definitely a tad dry at times; it might bore you!Yeah, I'm really looking forward to getting around to Votoms. It looks like a mecha show right up my alley.
It's pretty good. But it's definitely a tad dry at times; it might bore you!Yeah, I'm really looking forward to getting around to Votoms. It looks like a mecha show right up my alley.
What's more likely to happen is people just dropping Casshern as the weeks go by.
You can go way back to the black and white Disney animations that had no voice acting and very little point. But they were still fun to watch. Cant say the same for dialogue heavy anime powerpoint presentations.
This doesnt make much sense, as a lot of what makes the character behavior and cuteness is the animation itself.
It is what it is unless it isn't then its not.
Writing is the least important thing in a anime.
There is certainly a relationship between the two, but they should be kept separate.Character designs and animation should be joined together. Bad character designs make for bad looking animation.
Same lead writer as Utena, it has to be good!Star Driver is the best thing ever.
Naw because it has terrible direction, terrible execution, terrible atmosphere etc in spite of the fact the writing is fucking atrocious.I bet you like Guilty Crown.
I disagree. Character designs are an important component of animation. It's not just a matter of "looking good", but character designs poorly suited to animation lead to... bad looking animation, even in the hands of talented animators. Good animation character designs tend to learn towards simplistic in detail while remaining visually striking. Overly complex character designs are just nigh impossible to move convincingly.There is certainly a relationship between the two, but they should be kept separate.
I knew you'd come around to appreciate Igarashi!!Star Driver is the best thing ever.
Oh god da-
Ah, now someone is making sense in here.
Someone has to keep it real around here.
Acchi Kocchi 09
Cutest thing this side of ever.
Nice episode, good use of over the top electronics. Same old, same old, but at least it's still as cute as it has been.
So what you're saying is that animation serves a larger purpose as LOGH is not a middling show despite having only passable animation.LOGH direction and art is pretty solid though. And it's animation is certainly passable for a 110-episode series. Definitely doesn't have the quality of say DEEN.
Facilitating the animation isn't the primary job of the character designs. (Edit Realistically the character designs do have to be compromised to help out the animators, though.I disagree. Character designs are an important component of animation. It's not just a matter of "looking good", but character designs poorly suited to animation lead to... bad looking animation, even in the hands of talented animators. Good animation character designs tend to learn towards simplistic in detail while remaining visually striking. Overly complex character designs are just nigh impossible to move convincingly.
Also some character designs that aren't necessarily complex but still lead to bad looking animation. See: Bleach. Even the "well-animated" episodes look bad, because of how terrible the character designs are. And it's not a "I don't like this" (that's a given) type of terrible, but a "everything is so blocky and huge you can't begin to move this shit" type of terrible.
While more and more people pick up DMW until it hits critical mass at episode 6.
Star Driver is the best thing ever.
Hey, you need good direction and storyboarding to drive that animation. Also LOGH animation quality might be better than "passable" it's been so long since I've seen it!So what you're saying is that animation serves a larger purpose as LOGH is not a middling show despite having only passable animation.
What happened to hoping that ToonamiGAF enjoys both shows?
I disagree. Character designs are an important component of animation. It's not just a matter of "looking good", but character designs poorly suited to animation lead to... bad looking animation, even in the hands of talented animators. Good animation character designs tend to learn towards simplistic in detail while remaining visually striking. Overly complex character designs are just nigh impossible to move convincingly.
Yeah, Koike's designs for Lupin are a decent example. Even the bits of "good animation" I've seen in specific places is still weird looking and weightless because the detail and overall visual style are not quite cooperative with movement, at least with TV-level budgets.Exactly. Koike's designs for the current Lupin show are a good example of ones that look good on paper, but in practice are much too detailed to get good animation out of. On the other hand, Horiguchi's simple designs for K-ON work wonderfully for creating that show's super-fluid animation.
Yeah, Koike's designs for Lupin are a decent example. Even the bits of "good animation" I've seen in specific places is still weird looking and weightless because the detail and overall visual style are not quite cooperative with movement, at least with TV-level budgets.
In a way, his designs are a step back to the stiff looking, hard to move character designs of the original green jacket series. It's no coincidence that series 2 and series 3 are considered (and just are) more visually appealing despite having much simpler character designs -- it's because these simpler character designs lend themselves better to animation.
Characters can look cute in stills.This doesnt make much sense, as a lot of what makes the character behavior and cuteness is the animation itself.
it's like cockfighting, only one walks out.
Happy Animation presents The Laws of Anime.
Characters can look cute in stills.
In a way, his designs are a step back to the stiff looking, hard to move character designs of the original green jacket series. It's no coincidence that series 2 and series 3 are considered (and just are) more visually appealing despite having much simpler character designs -- it's because these simpler character designs lend themselves better to animation.
Well, having four ears isn't really cute to begin with.Im decensitised to the generic anime style of "cute"
repetition has turned it into something rather ugly to me
cute animation ie. mannerisms and expression does so much more for a character than say having gigantic bug eyes and tacked on cat ears
Well, having four ears isn't really cute to begin with.
Of all the things we go through here and elsewhere I think having an extra set of ears isn't that big a deal!
Fujiko looks awful. That chin. D:
Im decensitised to the generic anime style of "cute"
repetition has turned it into something rather ugly to me
cute animation ie. mannerisms and expression does so much more for a character than say having gigantic bug eyes and tacked on cat ears
First its ears
then suddenly people start adding extra eyes and limbs!
then what
"Uguu~"
How do manga artists make cute characters then, or are you saying there are no cute manga characters?
You didn't post herThe future of anime
In order of importance
Cute
character design
Character behavior
Animation
PLOT
plot
Setting
Writing
Sense
On model meaning just good general drawing quality? Or do you really want animation to stay strictly on model all the time?Consistently being on-model to those designs is thus really important also.
If it weren't for the language barrier I'd suggest that Lafiel try watching shows audio only to see how many truly succeed.
three tests to determine if the anime is good:
-how old is the girl?
-is she clothed?
-who's the VA?
If it weren't for the language barrier I'd suggest that Lafiel try watching shows audio only to see how many truly succeed.
Im decensitised to the generic anime style of "cute"
repetition has turned it into something rather ugly to me
cute animation ie. mannerisms and expression does so much more for a character than say having gigantic bug eyes and tacked on cat ears
It's a mix, but it's without dub rewriting and forcefit acting that usually detracts further. Exceptions exist, of course.sometimes I wonder if Japanese voice acting is actually better, or if its just that im not a native speaker and cant pick up on when it is bad