[ SECRET POST #2532 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2532 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, the not-talking definitely helps. In addition to being cuter, I think part of the reason it works better is because there are fewer links in the chain and fewer chances for it to fail. With a talking character, you have someone setting the scene, possibly a different someone writing the actual dialogue, someone delivering the lines, someone storyboarding/animating the scene to match the lines, and all of the editors and directors giving their input. With a nonverbal character, you have someone setting the scene and just handing it straight to the artists whose entire job is "make this non-human thing seem alive/human" and then passing it to the editors and directors.