Will this finally be the winning combination to save anime for good?
>>142197719
Someone will say it will be edgy garbage for manchilds just you wait.
It's been 3 fucking months since the announcement. Where the fuck is the PV?
>>142197785
They're taking their time. One of the big deals about this upcoming show between I.G and Netflix is that there's no strict schedule to follow. They have all the time required to make the most sakuga show as possible.
When it's finally out all 12 episodes will drop simultaneously. Something that's never happened with an anime.
>>142197719
>Paying for streaming shitty video
>>142198151
As long as you don't have 3rd world internet it should stream flawlessly in 1080p
>>142198241
Amount of pixels isn't the issue. A stream at 1080 will never look as sharp as the real deal.
>>142198151
>yfw this show looks better than any KyoAni show ever.
It will be glorious
>>142198433
Don't bring up KyoAni please. This isn't a meme thread.
>>142198433
Screencaping posts like this to laugh at them when this shit disappoints.
>>142198407
Oh I see you are tech savvy, why don't you tell us why :^)
>implying you watch bd rips only
>>142198407
It will be a '4K' stream so will look almost like a 1080p BD
>>142197719
I had no idea this was happening
do we know any actual details or no?
edgy garbage for manchildren
>>142198579
Perfect for an international audience
>Let's save anime by making it more hollywood
>>142198407
It will be ultra HD 4k. Will look as good as your blu-ray releases.
>>142198474
>Netflix budget
>I.G's best team
>No timed schedule
Don't see how they can compete honestly
>>142198241
>have bad internet
>ctrl + alt + shift + S
>select highest bitrate
>force
>???
>profit
I don't see what's the issue
>>142197719
Trigger has already saved animes 4 lyfe.
Where did the 'no time schedule' meme come from? Do you guys believe Netflix got so big by being so altruistic and laid back with its productions?
>>142198711
Its actually kind of sad that other studios need help from their jew overlords to even compete against KyoAni animation quality and consistency.
i wish we had encoding generals more often
>>142199181
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20PwaJYcnuk
>>142199009
Bones have better quality at their best than Kyoani.
Kyoani can't even do more than 2 shows a year or else their quality would go to shit.
>>142199247
Speaking of which, when was the last time that fag even showed up?
>>142199318
Bones can't even do a show a year without their quality going to the toilet.
>>142199318
KyoAni doesn't have a higher input because they like to keep most of their production in-house, unlike pretty much everyone else, including Bones.
>>142199318
Bones has negative income for the past couple years. They have to take as many shows as they can just to keep the lights on
>>142199340
according to archive, 2 days ago. i actually appreciate seeing his posts because i always end up learning something. if he did a masterclass on encoding or something, i'd probably watch it
>>142198579
>a studio is edgy because they want to make an anime outside of a generic high school setting where there is no plot and girls telling unfunny jokes
Such a cancerous mind set
>>142199719
Misusing the quoting function is the real cancer here.
>>142198814
Because there is no broadcasting schedule, which lends itself to sloppy animation. In all actuality, there is probably a timed scheduled somewhere. But if you kept up with Netflix originals at all you would know how flexible they are when it comes to their shows.
They have to be because the entire season will released all at once.
>>142200076
>trying to fit in this hard.
>>142200234
How am I trying to fit in? This is not /jp/ and most faggots here constantly strawman everything out of their asses.
>>142200100
I have complete faith in I.G to deliver in atmosphere, animation and artwork.
But Japan and anime in general has such a hard time with telling a good story. That''s where my concern is.
>>142198407
I bet you watch HorribleSubs and think you're getting better quality than people who stream from the service HS ripped from, since you're getting the "real deal".
>>142197719
Only if they make Keit-ai.
>>142200656
>HorribleSubs
>>142200795
They're often the only choice for a show or the other option is a multiple episodes late, so don't even pretend you never watch it.
>>142197785
First PV will wither be at Comic-con or that LA anime expo.
>>142197719
>Netflix
You mean kill, right?
>>142201210
Nope. If you're an anime studio I don' think you could hope to team up with someone better.
Netflix is pretty shit these days their library keeps getting smaller and they keep raising the subscription price
>>142201306
Why's that?
>>142201312
The latter is all you got right. They're actually producing and get the rights to double the shows and moves.
>>142201493
http://qz.com/646874/its-not-your-imagination-us-netflix-has-a-much-smaller-selection-than-it-used-to/
>In March of 2014, the US Netflix library contained approximately 6,500 movies and 1,600 television shows. As of yesterday (March 23), Netflix offered its US subscribers 4,330 movies and 1,200 TV shows—decreases of 33% and 26%, respectively.
They try to make up for it with more netflix originals, but still pales in comparison to the number of movies and shows they've removed. Not to mention most of the originals are shit like adam sandler movies or TV shows no one ever watches or talks about.
>>142201470
The amount of money Netflix can funnel into you
It's the equivalent of if Google partnering up with Trigger and have close to infinite funding
>>142201587
Is there that many suckers that pay for netflix? Fucking really?
>>142201583
It's even worse in countries that aren't the US. Where I live there's barely anything worth watching in Netflix.
>>142201470
Because not a single publisher in Japan including Aniplex could cover the production cost Netflix can.
>>142198106
Sounds a little similar to how IG had an irregular schedule and the backing of a bunch of private services to make Stand Alone Complex happen.
>>142201692
Because it's cheaper than renting.
>>142201703
Yeah, I've long since canceled my sub and just bum a friend's account for a week or two when a show comes out I want to watch. Really the worst part is the raising of prices along with them decreasing the selection. The jewing is so transparent
>>142201692
Honestly i'd rather pay for Netflix than fucking garbage cable nowadays.
>>142200656
You actually are getting better quality if you use HorribleSubs with madVR over streaming CR's eyecancer vanilla.
>>142201905
All I watch these days is anime so I'd rather just torrent and buy merch if I want to support the industry.
>>142201838
>>142201905
Pirating is infinitely cheaper than everything else.
>>142197719
>Will this finally be the winning combination to save anime for good?
But we have Kabaneri
>Netflix
They require you to submit personally identifying information and financial info, pay money, and require you to use a proprietary OS and software with DRM, just so you can watch video.
In other words, I would be paying money to get a worse service than torrents.
>>142200656
You do. A properly configured media player like mpv will produce better quality video than watching through Adobe Flash in a web browser, especially if the video is scaled.
>>142201984
You can watch Netflix on a non-proprietary OS (Linux).
But you'll have to use Chrome with the widevine plugin, so yeah, software with DRM.
I think Firefox with moonlight works too, but who would want to use Silverlight/Moonlight?
>>142201960
Yes, stealing and insuring that stuff like this never happens again is the answer. Because fuck Netflix giving good studios loads of money to make an original
>>142201984
That PC in the background is running Windows XP, anon.
>>142201934
>being a dirty criminal
>being self righteous about it
>>142201984
>being a dirty criminal
>being self righteous about it
internet culture in a nutshel
>>142201970
WIT and Amazing did a good. But Netflix and I.G deal is way bigger
>>142202158
>buying anime
>>142202185
fuck, Amazon*
>>142202185
Kabaneri isn't financed by Amazon.
>>142202033
I don't like any of their originals, so fuck them, and their library is pitifully small and two to three series aren't nearly enough for me to dish out money to them, so fuck that.
>but muh support to the industry
If I wanted to support the industry, which they don't deserve nowadays, since I only watch three series nowadays that are recent productions, I would buy their BDs, which I do for those three series.
>>142202026
>You can watch Netflix on a non-proprietary OS (Linux).
News to me.
>>142202042
It's not his house or computer.
>>142202158
>paying money for something that is worse
>getting scammed by a huge corporation and being proud of it
On top of all the cons I already mentioned, they have a severely lacking library compared to torrent trackers like Animebytes. These torrent trackers contain almost every single anime ever made, Netflix only has a small fraction of that. Basically you're just paying money for something that is worse. If they offered a service that is better then fine it's understandable, but they don't.
>>142202207
>showing an ounce of respect to the people who gave so much effort into creating these series
>>142202326
>paying money for a product is a scam
>>142202326
>It's not his house or computer.
And it's probably a virtual machine.
>>142202185
>But Netflix and I.G deal is way bigger
How so?
>>142202339
>streaming sites
>producing anime
>even giving money to the creators for that matter
Please stop posting until you know what you're talking about.
>>142202407
>paying money for a scam
FTFY
>>142201911
HS is CR eyecancer, regardless of your codec settings, it's the same fucking quality because it's the same source, no amount of placebo will change that. This pretty much applies to all simulcasted series out there and the respective sub groups ripping their shit.
>>142202562
Do you even know what this thread is about?
>>142202563
>FTFY
>>142202033
I'd say fuck Netflix for continually raising their fees while reducing content. And they've already said more price hikes are coming in the future.
>>142202894
>being this much of a faggot
Confirmed for not knowing left from right.
>>142202562
the fuck are you trying to say
Trigger>production IG>Madhouse>Kyoani>Bones
>>142202326
>It's not his house or computer.
To be honest, that still disappoints me greatly, I thought RMS didn't associate with proprietary peasants.
>>142202926
?
>>142203026
CR gives out most of their royalties to their top shows like Naruto. You're better off mailing the studio that made your AOTS ten dollars instead of wasting it on CR.
>>142203079
Trigger can't deliver on any promises
If they had a better director I would be hyped but meh.
>>142203079
>Kyoani>Trigger>production IG>Madhouse>Bones
Fixed for you. Trigger wants to be Kyoani so naturally they are at the top
Normally I would agree with these contrarians about not paying a subscription fee for this but since this and I.G original I'm tempted to make and exception. Or at the very least, stream it off a friends account when it comes out.
>>142203079
>>142203204
I.G is obviously superior to both. Netflix's first choice after all.
>>142203204
>Trigger wants to be Kyoani
It's PA who wants to be KamiAni.
>>142202693
They are, indirectly at least through FujiTV
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-03-17/amazon-signs-deal-with-fuji-tv-to-exclusively-stream-noitamina-series/.99901
But I don't see how it isn't as big anyway, we don't even know how much budget Netflix is giving IG to produce this show, it could be the average 200k-300k USD per episode for all we know.
>>142203007
You said nothing there, I thought you were a genius.
>>142203293
Only because they want to appeal to the western normalfags. This IG show is probably going to be advertised right next Adam Sandler's The Do-over and Orange is the New Black
>>142203136
>You're better off mailing the studio that made your AOTS ten dollars instead of wasting it on CR
>>142203413
Good for IG actually putting themselves out there.
>>142203442
Yes? I don't see how that is wrong.
Start arguing anytime.
>>142203297
Trigger does too. Well it is GodAni after all
>>142203079
>>142203293
>>142203204
The true order according to quality of the shows they have produced is:
Madhouse>Bones>Production IG>>>>>>Kyoani>Trigger
>>142203136
>?
It's about Netflix, a streaming site, producing anime with Production IG.
>>142203549
>Madhouse>Bones>Production IG
Bones is lower
I.G and Madhouse are true legends since the 80's
>>142203524
>GodAni
>>142203549
>Madhouse and Bones
>Anywhere but to utter bottom
>>142203524
Who doesn't want to be KyoAni?
>>142203634
>>142203609
That may be so, but Madhouse has fallen greatly since their glory days.
>>142203634
Of course the I.G guy would say this about KyoAni. They helped established one another.
>>142203634
Actually I'm not surprised IG looks up to Kyoani because Kyoani president is one of their founders
>>142202033
>stealing
But it's still there?
>>142203630
Well, it can't be helped that they are better than the studios in the list.
>>142203634
If KyoAni would actually be original and make stuff outside of moe and schoolchild stuff every now and then. I might actually respect them.
>>142203765
They aren't.
>>142203860
They are.
>>142203822
>if they stop doing this two things I don't like, maybe I would stop being a bitch and see their work for their worth
Jesus, what a fag.
>>142203822
This
Once again. Violet Evergarden will look pretty back lack any other subsistence
>the west having any influence on anime
No thanks
>>142203822
Most studios have their niche. Trigger is always cartoony action/comedy. SHAFT is supernatural/ecchi/comedy. Bones is action-adventure/comedy. Dogakobo is SoL/comedy. PA Works is drama/SoL. Only huge studios like IG, Sunrise, Toei, Madhouse, TMS or OLM have make a wider range of genres, because they're huge and can afford a flop or two every year. Small studios like the ones I mentioned play it safe by doing what they know, otherwise they end up like Manglobe.
Looking forward to this, I'm glad there may finally be a studio to make animation on the level of GodAni. Sure it took the netflix bucks to do it but it's happening
Although I don't expect the budget given to IG to be enormous like some people seem to think. The only reason some of their shows like HoC cost millions per episode is because they literally have to pay Kevin Spacey and now Robin Wright $500k+ per episode. No one at IG has that type of star power or influence in the west
>Netflix
>>142204050
>Looking forward to this, I'm glad there may finally be a studio to make animation on the level of GodAni.
Yeah, and they actually could make a good show, unlike kyoani in its lifetime.
The biggest thing I'm concerned about is potential feminist influence. Don't need that garbage in my entertainment. I want anime to be as free and creative as it wants to be.
>>142204190
This, I'd rather anime not go the way of every form of American media.
>>142201306
And in exchange you're getting gaijins who hate your culture as close to anime as they can possibly get. Sure, sounds like a great idea.
Not that normalfags like the people who like this would ever see any problem, though.
>>142203923
How dare he have negative opinions of things he doesn't like. Truly worse than Hitler.
>>142204342
He's free to have all the wrong opinions he wants to based on what he doesn't like. He's still wrong for judging things by it rather than the whole of the work.
>>142204050
>animation on the level of GodAni.
KyoAni still hasn't produced something on the animtion level of jin roh the wolf brigade though
>>142204190
All Netflix is doing is funding shit. I don't know why you people have such a hard time understanding this. They want to be the primary distributor, not an afterthought who gets sold streaming rights for a show everybody has already watched. It's part of their larger plan of breaking into Japan, because they have had no real luck garnering subscriptions from Japan up til now. Because the only Japanese content they offer is old shit or stuff that's been dubbed/subbed for westerners. They need Japanese content for Japanese audiences, but the Japanese media companies don't really like playing ball with foreign companies, especially not a streaming service since they're so leery of streaming as a platform.
Breaking into anime by convincing a studio to let them be funded by Netflix in exchange for the show premiering on Netflix first is what they're trying to do. If the show is a hit and makes people money in Japan, it will prove that Netflix is a viable partner for other Japanese media companies and open up the country to them.
Get it now?
>>142204434
What tells you he's not judging their whole work?I personally like some of their stuff but still am overall disappointed how often they waste great production values on mediocre source material.
You're problem is simply that criticized a studio you like.
For their anime strategy to work, Netflix needs to stop living in an alternative universe where Sidonia, Ajin, and Nanatsu no Taizai are "Netflix originals" that they can hold back on until the end of the season when they can release them all at once.
Doesn't work for weekly airing anime because the fanbase will just pirate it as it airs through fansubs.
They had an arrangement with Breaking Bad in the UK where they released it weekly as it aired in the US, they should take that approach more.
>>142204546
I love I.G. They sometimes make some successful stuff for the industry. But if Netflix really wanted to break into the Japanese audience wouldn't they make some pandering shit to get the GuP/Love shit audience?
Since the casual anime audience is there.
>>142204795
They licensed those anime for westerners so they figured they would be safe if no other streaming service got simulcast rights. They didn't figure in fansubbing. What they're trying to do now though is secure rights to anime for Japanese people, so that the show will actually premier first on Netflix and might not even air on TV at all.
>>142204546
No need to be upset. Wasn't up to date on all the details. But let's not pretend Netflix or any other company that decides to get involved doesn't or couldn't eventually have influence on the content of the actual shows.
>>142204785
>What tells you he's not judging their whole work?
Because he's basically saying that if KyoAni didn't do two things he didn't like, he "may" have respected them, as if the whole of their series didn't have many other things of value. I don't know how can you think otherwise about him.
>>142197719
Name one good anime that was made specifically to appeal to westerners.HardMode:No CowboyBebop
>No source material
So either really good or really garbage
If Netflix tries to add any western ideology in it it'll be garbage.
>>142204909
Why would they want to? The whole reason they're shopping for anime rights is because they recognize it as a hot commodity and want in on its profits. Moreover they're trying to get into the Japanese market, which means producing shows the Japanese want to watch. If they knew better than the Japanese what Japanese people wanted, they wouldn't be bothering trying to work with Japanese studios.
>>142204950
IGPX
>>142204889
>They didn't figure in fansubbing
How is that even possible, the existence of fansubs is basically the first thing you learn in anime licensing 101, for a long time the popularity of fansubs was used to gauge the viability of a show for licensing, Haruhi being one prominent example.
>might not even air on TV at all
If anime Blu-ray sales are anything to go by, they'll be lucky to get even 5000 new subscribers who signed up just to watch their new anime.
>>142204860
They probably didn't have a lot of options. This is new ground here, you've never really had a major studio signing on to do a full length production to premier on a streaming service. It's a big risk for the studio because what if it bombs and they make no money off it? My guess is Netflix was probably offering a truly ridiculous amount of money and absurdly high royalties for it, and Production IG decided to take a chance.
>>142204860
Even though GuP, and LL are huge they have roof's over their head of how actually big they are.
Shit Like GitS, Jin-roh, FLCL isn't cringe worthy can can actually be picked up in more house holds around the world. Most normal people aren't going to be attracted to shows like GuP and LL.
>>142205059
I mean they might have underestimated fansubs. It's an easy thing to do, even most fans only consume mainstream anime on TV underestimate the scope and scale of fansubbing.
>>142205126
Netflix is more interested in making money than anything, and LL is extremely profitable. But because of that it's very unlikely any of the parties involved in producing LL will let Netflix aboard their gravy train. I mean if you have a machine that prints money why change it up by adding in unnecessary parts?
>>142205000
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this aimed at an international audience? I don't find it difficult to believe Netflix giving suggestions/rules on certain things in order to broaden appeal and avoid offending Western sensibilities. Especially since they're putting a lot of money into this. Not saying this will be the case, just acknowledging the possibility.
>>142205274
Not him, but I honestly don't think you will ever see a Netflix original that they actually funded being about moe or idol activities.
It would lower their standards
>>142205072
It's more likely IG was paid a sum to work on the show by Netflix like you would see from Aniplex and other studios. Netflix gauges a show's success by how many of the subscribers watch it anyways and it's something they keep to themselves. When they release BDs down the line that might be split with IG.
>>142205481
What standards are those
Is there even a key visual yet?
>>142204950
Don't know about the part of "specifically appealing to westerners" but Trigun was pretty good western audience wise, mangafags purists notwithstanding.
>>142205584
Shows you listed are badly written(Jessica black wasn't bad but whatever) but people will instantly be turned off buy cartoons being sexualized, a show with nothing but cute music they don't even hear on a daily basis and no plot.
I just hope it's as good as IGPX
>show releases
>flops hard because it didn't appeal to anime's prime demographic
>japanese studios learn to never work with western companies again
Cool.
>>142205126
What the fuck is LL?
>>142205768
Exactly
>>142205768
Holy shit go back to /v/
It could be unironically good, yes. I.G. is one of the best studios currently
>>142205813
Holy shit go back to /b/
>>142202894
I'm not a quality fag but you are actually objectively wrong here.
You can't just dismiss things codec's do as "placebo" because it literally changes the image quality which is what we are looking at here.
If that's irrelevant to you then whatever, but it still objectively looks different and that guy is arguing it looks better, so you don't really have an argument. You could tell that guy to post screens if you care, but you can't just deny reality.
>>142205768
Idol trash.
I support stream sites because they really do give us more access to more anime. The sub groups that are out there can't even hope to cover all of what is put out in a season so having subs done by another company frees them up to work on other works (unless they also have an interest in whatever show is being subbed by the streaming companies). It gives us more access to more shows and if signing up for Crunchy Roll and Hulu (which has quite a few shows that are older with low/zero seeders) gets more translated, I'm game. The only reason I still pay for Netflix is because my family and a few friends use it. There's nothing of merit that you can't find elsewhere on Netflix in terms of anime.
>>142205727
Normalfags will just write it off as a show for children.
Netflix has Smile Precure by the way, it's called Glitter Force
>>142205454
Otaku are far more numerous than the minority of people who are offended by fanservice. And the FCC has no legal power over Netflix.
>>142205982
>There's nothing of merit that you can't find elsewhere on Netflix in terms of anime.
Which is exactly what they're hoping IG changes.
>Anime does well
>More studios start working with western companies
>Anime stops being niche
>Western companies start demanding inclusive and social justice themes
>Anime studios stop trying to make sakuga since western audiences don't care for fancy animation
>Anime becomes cartoons
Bright future ahead.
>>142201703
Same, Canada here. Bought it for a month so I could watch all their Top Gear and never bothered with it again.
Smelling a 9.3 from IGN upon release
>>142206068
>Western companies start demanding inclusive and social justice themes
When has this ever happened?
>>142206217
When has a western company fully funded an anime?
Anyone know if we're suppose to be getting this by years end?
>>142206277
The only thing we know is that IG and Netflix is working on it. At least since February. Other than that we have no other information.
>>142206031
My problem with that is that a single show will not typically make someone want to join a paid membership. The light anime watcher who just looks at a few shows and sticks to western live "television" might enjoy it as a bonus to their netflix subscription but someone like me (and I'm sure others on this board) don't see merit in paying for a single show. The issue with netflix for me is that their selection is very limited and most can be found on other streaming services. It has nothing for the bigger fan of anime to watch because it's selection is too small. Adding one anime that MIGHT be good really isn't selling me on keeping/getting that subscription.
>>142206245
4kids funded the final season of Sonic X
>>142206277
>>142206377
Expect a PV by the end of Summer. Netflix released a statement stating they wanted an original anime by the end of 2016.
>>142198433
Most IG shows already do, if you're not into things like eye-shimmer and girls looking 45° to the side and slightly downward.
>>142206786
>Arise
>good on any metric
>better than anything
Threads will be out of control. They will have to make a sticky upon release since all 12 episodes will be out.
>>142206786
IG shows actually have animation so bad the director has to come out and apologize for it afterwards
>>142206875
Only problem I had was writing and pacing. Last years movie looked great
>>142206786
Not even you believe this statement
>>142206954
So... you only liked the shiny pictures?
>>142206976
We can cherry pick all we want. Joker Game looks great, Maria was good. Haikyuu!! and Kuroko are nicely done.
>>142206875
OPoTS. And it had some really cool looking scenes, like the graveyard, and the parking building.
Plus, they recently did the Psycho Pass, and GITS new movies.
>>142207113
You're the one cherry picking when more than half IG shows in the past decade are pretty mediocre in terms of quality and animation.
>>142206875
>>142206936
>>142207387
I'd trust an I.G original to be more entertaining any day over a fucking KyoAni original.
>>142207516
That's because you're the type of fucking retard who makes false statements like IG having better animation than Kyoani to bait for replies.
>>142207516
I would to, but that wasn't what we were discussing. I like IG as much as I like KyoAni, and for different reasons, but saying 'most IG shows already' look better than KyoAni shows is a plain lie. >>142206786
The best IG shows and movies do, but not 'most'.
>>142205735
That or it still panders to the Japanese demographic and does well. Win win situation.
>>142204190
The biggest thing I'm concerned about is potential poltard influence. Don't need that garbage in my board. I want /a/ to be as free and creative as it is able to be.
>>142205735
Animes prime demographic has been doing a terrible job of buying the BDs these past seasons.
The only grounds to praise Kyoani on are animation.
I.G> Kyoani Writing, artwork, atmosphere and promotion
>>142209473
>atmosphere
What the fuck, How do you measure this.
>>142209473
IG already says they think Kyoani is great and Kyoani also helped found IG.
Stop trying to make pointless studio wars you loser.
>>142209629
Just posting reasons why Netflix chose them. I honestly couldn't see a better fit for Netflix then I.G
I dare say they are still the most ambitions anime studio out there.
How can anyone hate on the GOAT?
I mean sure they are shit now but they weren't so before.
>>142209717
Madhouse suit them more.
>>142209990
Maybe next time. But on their first go around, they needed to put their stock in a studio who's actually been relevant recently
>>142210066
IG ain't made nothing big since the PP movie.
OPM actually made Madhouse relevant again.
>>142201773
I so wish that I.G. could use the netflix money to fund a 3rd gig instead of this.
>>142210137
They were responsible for SnK, their sports adaptions actually shit on OPM in terms of sales. PP helped out too but they just have more royalties all around in the industry. Most western company's are way more familiar with them too.
>>142210334
SnK was 3 years ago.
>>142209926
I like them. But I like I.G more.
>>142209926
>>142210543
Madhouse have better old shows then IG
Prove me wrong
>>142197719
Define saving anime cause it seems to happen all the time
>>142210137
>OPM actually made Madhouse relevant again.
OPM took animators from all over the studio system, it was a dream team group and that's also why it was so short.
>>142206245
Big O second season.
Didn't make sense but wasn't too shabby either.
>>142206068
>Anime studios stop trying to make sakuga since western audiences don't care for fancy animation
>Production I.G. has bad animation
Given enough production time and budget, any studio can do well. Some will do better than others. Stop arguing about inane shit that hasn't even come out with key visuals yet.
>>142200294
Where are you right now?
