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Anime World Order
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I was actually at that Monkey Punch panel back in 2006, and the disavowal in question wasn't so drastic as to deny the existence of Gundoh Musashi. Heck, he was actually trying to show the opening from it by browsing Youtube, same as we'd do if we wanted to quickly see an anime's opening!
But what he did say was that he only came up with the concept and the character designs early on and had no involvement whatsoever beyond that: a point he'd repeated a few times. At the time, we weren't entirely sure why he would be so strongly hammering that home, since the show had only been airing for a week or so if that and there were no fansubs available. Nobody had really SEEN the thing yet. I walked out thinking "huh, that part was kind of odd. Wonder what's up with that Gundoh Musashi thing...?" We got our answer a few weeks later! |
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Gasero
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Good article. I don't typically pay too much attention to these kinds of errors unless the linger on the screen for a while.
Naruto Shippuden episode 167 was one of my favorites. While I can see why people wouldn't like the shift in animation, I enjoyed how the distortion of the characters made the action seem crazy and frenetic. It had an added impact. If you were to actually have a human being do those things and film it at hundreds of frames a second then the distortion of the human body when it is in motion would become more apparent. |
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dtm42
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This is the perfect time and place to re-post this absolute gem:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48T5fZJpXmk Seriously, watch it and admire just how epic it is. |
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Beltane70
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I was expecting to see the Max and Milia knife fight from Macross in that link, dtm!
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BMDimension
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I have seen instances of these yashigani moments. One that comes to mind is when Hei from Darker Than Black: Ryusei No Gemini was interlocked with an opponent in an action scene shot the animation seemed to lose focus on his facial expression and body shots.
I thought it was funny but checked some forums and blogs when it aired in 2009 and some people weren't too happy with the sloppy anime moment. I think this is important to note with different views when this happens since as anime fans we take our anime very seriously Last edited by BMDimension on Sun Jan 26, 2014 8:16 pm; edited 2 times in total |
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Splitter
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This article was amazing, Mike. I know this is nitpicking but I feel it's a big enough nitpick to bring up; Izumi Todo is not a real person, but a pseudonym for the entirety of the Toei Animation staff.
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mdo7
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This article is pure gold, I love it when the in-between animation get all sloppy and rushed that at some point in anime, you can see the animation quality fall a bit. But I still think it hilarious to see these pic of anime quality getting sloppy when getting rushed.
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dtm42
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I know, right? The foley effects were terrible enough, but what the heck was with Millia's eyes during the fight? I think she was supposed to look focused or angry or something, but instead she came across as deranged and/or high on drugs. Hilarious. |
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Soundmonkey44
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Honestly, I kinda enjoy animation errors, if for no other reason, they make pretty fun/funny avatars to use online.
Although honestly how some make it into the final product at time is baffling, I know lots of cartoons & anime are on tight schedules & budgets at times, but still. |
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revolutionotaku
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That creepy image from Kamichama Karin on the ANN homepage immediately caught my attention.
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wandering-dreamer
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Think the last one is Dream actually BUT THAT REMINDS ME of one from Persona 4 the Animation. There's a brief shot of the gang eating watermelon and the character Chie appears twice in it, although I think they may have fixed that for the DVD release. And oh god I love that car chase scene, haven't seen it in yeeeears though. |
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mdo7
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Oh wow, that's hilarious to see, looks like Chie had a twin sister that she never knew she had. |
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Northlander
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Even my favorite anime title had its share of problems on its first TV run. Just look at this:
Not to mention this little bit of unintentional hilarity. |
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walw6pK4Alo
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Yeah, I remember Aria having a ton of QUALITY issues.
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Crisha
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Some of my favorite parts of the Ghost Stories English dub are when they were making fun of the wonky animation. There's one part where Leo's mouth looked strange and Greg Ayres started mumbling random stuff as if he couldn't speak. And I think Hilary Haag said, "Oh anime eyes," at one point when Satsuki's eyes went off-model.
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