[ SECRET POST #3154 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3154 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think anime movies should count since they are much more compact story-wise and they have a bigger budget. Tv Shows are tougher to market and I think they've been playing it too safe so that they can ensure sales since the economy has suffered so much.

There are also people like me who still love the look of cell-animation vs the digital heavy ones. I think they were drawn better in general.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know about that. Akira and Ghilbi films are very commonly brought up when people go on about old anime even though they're higher budget.

[(Anonymous)]

Eh, not really. I'm a cel collector and I can assure you that a lot of old shows were really NOT that well drawn when you actually look at the cels. It makes sense, though, when you consider that each cel had to be drawn/inked/painted by hand, which meant it was a lot harder to fix mistakes when they were made. The animation style had to be simpler by default just because it took more time to create.

[(Anonymous)]

One of the reasons I prefer cel animation is because of the imperfections. Sometimes you had animation that was downright gorgeous, other times it looked like it was drawn with fingerpaint (and I will always have a soft spot for the "chipmunk face" animator who worked on the original Sailormoon).

Nowadays you do have some variation, but it's not quite as blatant, and I kinda miss it.