| If we only look at animation and not art then probably Nichijou. |
| I forgot how amazing Space Dandy was ha. Mind telling me what those other two shows are? They look awesome lol. Yeah, while not really fluid, I am willing to concede that lots of anime have managed to make really interesting moving shows within those constraints, that is a good point I didn't really cover. |
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| i love Sao animation during fights <3 |
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| Ah, thanks for that. I'll be sure to check those out. @tragedydesu Of course you're entitled to your opinion, but I'd respectfully disagree. Lots of SAO fights suffer from being light-novel adaptations, taking a fight from text into animation has got to be hard. Not to mention the source material, and end product, in my opinion, aren't that great anyway. But yeah, while you occasionally get pretty looking visuals, most of the time there doesn't seem to be a high budget on the fights, and even the "dazzling" look scenes don't really make much sense in terms of choreography. But I guess something about it's gotta be redeeming about SAO for it to be so popular...right? (lol But seriously, if you like SAO good for you, the way I see it no one should be shamed for something they like, and honestly if you can enjoy something & I can't, aren't you the better person in a way? Like, while it can be fun to dislike stuff sometimes, I'd imagine it feels better to like it. So good for you lol. SAO is just...not my cup of tea heh) |
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Rocko52 said: Ah, thanks for that. I'll be sure to check those out. @tragedydesu Of course you're entitled to your opinion, but I'd respectfully disagree. Lots of SAO fights suffer from being light-novel adaptations, taking a fight from text into animation has got to be hard. Not to mention the source material, and end product, in my opinion, aren't that great anyway. But yeah, while you occasionally get pretty looking visuals, most of the time there doesn't seem to be a high budget on the fights, and even the "dazzling" look scenes don't really make much sense in terms of choreography. But I guess something about it's gotta be redeeming about SAO for it to be so popular...right? (lol But seriously, if you like SAO good for you, the way I see it no one should be shamed for something they like, and honestly if you can enjoy something & I can't, aren't you the better person in a way? Like, while it can be fun to dislike stuff sometimes, I'd imagine it feels better to like it. So good for you lol. SAO is just...not my cup of tea heh) thx for respecting my opinion (really being a fan of the most hated anime is hard haha) but i still think that Sao animation during fights especially sword fights during first 14 ep was good compared to the most sword fights i've seen not the best but good (btw for me Sao true ending was ep 14 i dont care a lot about the rest ) |
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| Nothing beats Redline when it comes to animation, especially hand drawn animation. |
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Milk_is_Special said: Hand drawn? ok I could give you that, though Ghibli could certainly argue they deserve top spot.Nothing beats Redline when it comes to animation, especially hand drawn animation. Animation in general? Well..sorry Japan. |
| Anyone who doesn't hate anime hasn't watched enough anime. - Anonymous |
Milk_is_Special said: Nothing beats Redline when it comes to animation, especially hand drawn animation. For Japan maybe, but I wouldn't put it above anything Petrov has done. |
TheFilthyCasual said: Milk_is_Special said: Hand drawn? ok I could give you that, though Ghibli could certainly argue they deserve top spot.Nothing beats Redline when it comes to animation, especially hand drawn animation. Animation in general? Well..sorry Japan. Ah Rango - that was a brilliant movie. I saw it in theaters when it first came out & yes it's visuals are to die for. That said I don't think you can really compare hand-drawn animation (or at least traditional styled animation - nowadays this involves lots of digital work too) with computer animation same with stop-motion and other styles. They all have various strengths and what works great in one won't necessarily translate well to another style. Personally I think that Stop Motion is probably the most neglected form of animation atm - which makes sense considering how time intensive it is. Still with Wes Anderson's new film and the recent masterpiece "Anomalisa" and of course Laika's upcoming "Kubo and the Two Strings" there is hope for the medium. |
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| I like the animation of Kaguya Hime no Monogatari. Anything by Shinkai Makoto is good too |
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| Bounen no Xam'd, FLCL, Zankyou no Terror, Suzumiya Haruhi no Shoushitsu, Sword of the Stranger For CGI the upcoming Kingsglaive, the trailer looks so good someone thought it was live action and made a thread asking if it should be on MAL. |
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