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Relin posted:i really would advise against using this as a guideline for what to watch if you don't have a familiarity with anime, a lot of things listed in that spreadsheet are middling to poo poo Its not claiming to be a list of good anime its a list of anime with an overall high quality of animation I don't know how this is confusing
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We made it like half a year ago now, yeah. It was just sort of meant to be a generic answer to people asking "well, what do you consider a well-animated show/etc anyway" instead of a "watch these things" list, you'd be better served looking for MADs of the best parts of a lot of them instead if you really want to see the animation.
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Yamashita. http://sakuga.yshi.org/post/show/6265/animated-debris-effects-liquid-naruto-naruto_shipp His team does a lot of Naruto work (mainly ED/OP stuff). They're in some ways the future of animation since its a bunch of younger animators who animate digitally (a lot of them draw in a customized version of flash, for example) instead of drawing on paper and having it scanned it. If you want to know more, take a look at the blurbs in here about web-gen animators - http://vanishingtrooper.wordpress.com/2013/12/31/a-look-at-the-sakuga-and-animation-of-2013/ Alternatively just look at the Yozakura Quartet tag (or watch it) on sakugabooru, since its the web-gen showoff anime. The entire first episode was done digitally, no paper drawings. aers fucked around with this message at 06:03 on Sep 13, 2014 |
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