
I love the seiyuus so much that it's hard to see their characters get animated like that. Until the art get any better, maybe I will have to rip the audios from the episodes and listening to them as Drama CDs while reading the manga.
And when was it last not going downhill?rfsuki wrote:To be honest I am very disappointed with the art quality of the anime series in recent years. It keeps going downhill.
How about One Piece and Naruto? I suppose one episode of One Piece and Naruto takes much more money than a DC episodes. Even a fight lasted for 1-2 minute require more money than an entire episode of DC. And yet One Piece not suffer as much as DC, Naruto keeps growing in art quality, especially canon episodes. DC is mostly a slice-of-life type anime, why is the art quality like that? The girl band case has some frames very off to me in which the characters are very strange. I also want to discuss about the openings/endings of DC which are mediocre at best but it seemed off-topic.kkslider5552000 wrote:This is what happens when you decide to make 40+ animated 22 minute episodes every year.
All the movies seems OK to me. What I mean is the anime series. And I'm referring to the art quality, not the art style. Each art style has its own pluses and minuses. Though I like the 2003-2008 art style, I have nothing against the 2008-current one because it looks much closer to Gosho's current art style in the manga, but that's only when the characters are drawn carefully.DCUniverseAficionado wrote: And when was it last not going downhill?
Is it just this current style (2008–present in anime, 2003–present in the movies)?
Would you like to see a return of, say, the 2003–2008 style (Episode 333–Episode 504)? The 1996–1998 style (Episode 1–Episode 118)? The 1998–2001 style (Episode 119–Episode 252)? The 2001–2003 style (Episode 253–Episode 332)?
It's strange—you'd expect them to have changed the style, by now, considering how much less time it took them to change styles, before. Yet, we've had this current style for 8 years (and with two directors, each with 4 year runs). I wonder when they're gonna change it, again.
Naruto (and Bleach and probably other Pierrot fighting shounen series) has like atleast 5 groups working on it (why the character art is constantly changing) and One Piece has 15 minute episodes (less to animate weekly). Also they have to look good in order to promote fighting games, WSJ fighters etc. especially during the big moments like a big rasengan or gear 4 in order to promote the next movie's/game's skins and modes.eros1607 wrote:How about One Piece and Naruto? I suppose one episode of One Piece and Naruto takes much more money than a DC episodes. Even a fight lasted for 1-2 minute require more money than an entire episode of DC. And yet One Piece not suffer as much as DC, Naruto keeps growing in art quality, especially canon episodes. DC is mostly a slice-of-life type anime, why is the art quality like that? The girl band case has some frames very off to me in which the characters are very strange. I also want to discuss about the openings/endings of DC which are mediocre at best but it seemed off-topic.kkslider5552000 wrote:This is what happens when you decide to make 40+ animated 22 minute episodes every year.
That would only take into account if DC started later. DC started long before Sunrise even thought of adapting Gintama. Madhouse is never going to adapt HxH again and HxH was re-adapted from an adaptation that Sunrise did before (which had filler), so the HxH project was dropped by Sunrise too after Greed Island.eros1607 wrote:Tantei Gakuen Q is never popular like DC so it's likely that the former did not receive attention like Naruto, Yu Yu Hasuko or Hikaru No Go, which DC is more or less on par. Given DC manga is still popular in Japan, Sunrise can do it in seasons like they do with InuYasha and Gintama. Madhouse is less likely to do DC like they do HxH or Death Note but who knows, if DC brings money for them.
You're assuming that A. One Piece and especially Naruto haven't had some notably bad looking episodes and B. That Naruto or One Piece has a lot of animation on average.eros1607 wrote:How about One Piece and Naruto? I suppose one episode of One Piece and Naruto takes much more money than a DC episodes. Even a fight lasted for 1-2 minute require more money than an entire episode of DC. And yet One Piece not suffer as much as DC, Naruto keeps growing in art quality, especially canon episodes. DC is mostly a slice-of-life type anime, why is the art quality like that? The girl band case has some frames very off to me in which the characters are very strange..kkslider5552000 wrote:This is what happens when you decide to make 40+ animated 22 minute episodes every year.
Well, he did. Before the case came out in the manga he wrote "The next case is "K-ON"♪" in one of his Animal Crossing messages, but ofc he can't directly reference them within the story.kkslider5552000 wrote:-Ok, Gosho, if you want to say you're referencing K-on, just say you're referencing K-on