Looks like they changed the AD for BRS.
Yuusuke Matsuo is working with IM@S.
I thought the animation would look not so bad if Ordet replace Matsuo with with Satoshi Kadowaki but unfortunately, he's also busy with the animation direction in Guilty Crown now.
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Anonymous2011-10-28 2:49
Anyone notice Amemiya in the credits for the latest BokuTomo?
>>646
He animated a scene in Welcome to the Space Show.
It involved a tractor beam and stuff getting sucked up into the air.
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Anonymous2011-10-28 5:54
I think we'll probably see Yoshinari in A Letter to Momo and Eva Q and whenever Trigger creates their own project he'll definitely be there. That or he has joined an American company and is currently making his own show for CN.
>>650
Uncredited again? Damn,well his animation pretty much speaks for itself anyway. I'm also fairly sure he's involved in Rebuild, though not as an animator strictly.
Wasn't Mr. Iso until recently busy making "corrections" to Dennō Coil material for the new Blu-ray release of the series? This apart from the eventual work he has done in-between.
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Anonymous2011-10-28 22:00
I wonder if Tanaka Hironori is going to be in YokoyaM@ster. He has been in every single Yokoyama-directed episode since they worked together in Naruto 131.
The ED. Everyone shat themselves over the ED. As for the show, it's OK. It's a better mystery show than Gosick, but the mysteries are shittier than even Detective Conan mysteries. As for the animation, the animation isn't particularly good, but it has like one or two great cuts per episode.
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Anonymous2011-10-29 12:22
bah Fate/Zero? More like Unlimited CGI Works. Really disappointed with how they're handling Berzerker
He isn't any more complex than a Gundam or an Eva, and they animate those in 2D...
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Anonymous2011-10-29 16:03
yeah Berserker is far less complex than most mecha in anime. There's no reason for him being CG, aside from the fact that ufotable probably don't have the resources to animate him properly. With that said, the CG wasn't bad and didn't stick out nearly as much as I thought it would. I still hope there are some cuts of him in 2D animation though.
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Anonymous2011-10-29 16:34
>There's no reason for him being CG, aside from the fact that ufotable probably don't have the resources to animate him properly.
I'm not sure about that. I looks like they put effort into it and lots of studios are probably interested in CG animation right now for other reasons than reducing costs.
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Anonymous2011-10-29 16:40
I think hand-drawn effect animation helped that Berserker scene a lot.
No, there really are no reasons to use CG other than for the fact that it makes stuff easier. There is nothing wrong with that, mind you. But let's say it how it is.
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Anonymous2011-10-29 19:06
>>671
CG allows for directors to put cameras and use effects in places that would be otherwise be technically very time consuming and difficult for your average TV show animation team. From the youtube clip, it seems they have implemented it fairly well in F/Z, so I don't see much of a problem with it.
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Anonymous2011-10-29 19:44
Let's not forget CG animation takes time to make. It isn't as easy as some of you may think.
>>675
Its a shit show, but that scene was alright.
Yoshimichi Kameda, Amemiya Akira, Mutaguchi Hiroki, Masakazu Sunagawa & Shingo Fujii and 1 or two others worked on that scene.
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Anonymous2011-10-29 23:11
>>672
>CG allows for directors to put cameras and use effects in places that would be otherwise be technically very time consuming and difficult for your average TV show animation team.
So you're giving me the reason. CG is used in anime because it is easier than 2D. Good to see we're on the same page
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Anonymous2011-10-29 23:33
>>677
I guess so yeah. It gives team with not that much talent or resources to pull of something of that grandeur.
Sure if you got Japan's best FX animators, you'd probably be able to animate the smokey effects and character movement very well, but it'd be hard because its a TV show with budget and time restraints.