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Kiwi93
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 Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2025 4:55 pm
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I agree that the adaptation is fine so far, of course the animation could be better but I don’t think it’s as bad as many were making it out to be. One thing I am curious about though, since Japan is an episode ahead i wonder how this will affect the viewership for the rest of the world since some people might decide to just pirate in order to be caught up.
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malvarez1
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Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2025 5:16 pm
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I feel like a lot of modern anime fans have become somewhat spoiled by the high-end shows. Sakamoto Days looks perfectly fine, better than a majority of the anime this season even. If the animation stays at this level, I’ll be fine with it.
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FanGamer24
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Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2025 7:30 pm
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| malvarez1 wrote: | | I feel like a lot of modern anime fans have become somewhat spoiled by the high-end shows. Sakamoto Days looks perfectly fine, better than a majority of the anime this season even. If the animation stays at this level, I’ll be fine with it. |
I agree it's basically the standard you'd expect to see with most Shonen adaptations like My Hero Academia. I totally get wanting animation on the same level as Jujutsu Kaisen but what we got here is good too.
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Kiwi93
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Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2025 8:05 pm
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| FanGamer24 wrote: |
| malvarez1 wrote: | | I feel like a lot of modern anime fans have become somewhat spoiled by the high-end shows. Sakamoto Days looks perfectly fine, better than a majority of the anime this season even. If the animation stays at this level, I’ll be fine with it. |
I agree it's basically the standard you'd expect to see with most Shonen adaptations like My Hero Academia. I totally get wanting animation on the same level as Jujutsu Kaisen but what we got here is good too. |
I feel that a lot of shonen fans are spoiled when it comes to animation nowadays lol, if its not demon slayer quality then its “shit”
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mdo7
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Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2025 9:32 pm
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I watched the 1st episode last Saturday, and this anime looks promising and I want to say this:
| Quote: | | In the months between the anime's announcements and its airing, there's been some controversy among fans for having such a hotly anticipated shonen action title being given to a less action focused studio like TMS as opposed to, say, Madhouse or MAPPA, and the footage from the early trailers didn't seem particularly inspiring. |
I wish Bee Train (the studio that was responsible for Noir, Madlax, and Phantom ~ Requiem for the Phantom) would've done the animation if the studio didn't become defunct in 2012 due to the departure of Koichi Mashimo. Given Bee Train's experience with action & gunfight, they would've done this animation really well including the stylized gunfight and action. But overall, I thought TMS's work on this is acceptable to me judging from watching the first episode.
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tintor2
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Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2025 10:09 pm
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| mdo7 wrote: | I watched the 1st episode last Saturday, and this anime looks promising and I want to say this:
| Quote: | | In the months between the anime's announcements and its airing, there's been some controversy among fans for having such a hotly anticipated shonen action title being given to a less action focused studio like TMS as opposed to, say, Madhouse or MAPPA, and the footage from the early trailers didn't seem particularly inspiring. |
I wish Bee Train (the studio that was responsible for Noir, Madlax, and Phantom ~ Requiem for the Phantom) would've done the animation if the studio didn't become defunct in 2012 due to the departure of Koichi Mashimo. Given Bee Train's experience with action & gunfight, they would've done this animation really well including the stylized gunfight and action. But overall, I thought TMS's work on this is acceptable to me judging from watching the first episode. |
Honestly, I can't trust Bee Train after seeing their take on Tsubasa and the .hack Roots anime.I enjoyed Sakamoto's animation but I gotta say the flashback of how he got engaged was kinda rushed like a Spiderman cartoon as the love interest nearly kill herself. Also, what's Kagura doing in this anime? She moved from Gintama to Sakamoto.
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TheSleepyMonkey
Joined: 11 Jul 2022
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Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2025 10:50 pm
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| FanGamer24 wrote: |
| malvarez1 wrote: | | I feel like a lot of modern anime fans have become somewhat spoiled by the high-end shows. Sakamoto Days looks perfectly fine, better than a majority of the anime this season even. If the animation stays at this level, I’ll be fine with it. |
I agree it's basically the standard you'd expect to see with most Shonen adaptations like My Hero Academia. I totally get wanting animation on the same level as Jujutsu Kaisen but what we got here is good too. |
My Hero has better animation than this. Not to say SakaDays looks bad, but these two are not that comparable.
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