| I get that leadership in a company changes after an anime is going on for 20 years. But going back to a Dressrosa episode after getting used to Wano gives me whiplash because it's just so unpolished and poorly animated. Why does the production quality of this anime change so much? And do you think it's going to change again in the next few years? |
| I know anine isn't made by one person but Tatsuya Nagamine's involvement may have something to do with it. His anime are consistently good in the visuals department. |
| MEA·MENTVLA·INGENS·EST |
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| Because Toei decided to show us what they can be capable of doing. Now it's a masterpiece and visually better than anything this season |
 ManWild |
| The animation quality was already great in Dressrosa, but it's true that it's better now. And not just the animation, but the whole production quality has improved a lot. I can't point out the exact reason for it, but I guess it's the sign of development of a team of people who, because of their accumulated experience through the years, found new ways of improving themselves. |
ColtBuntlineMay 11, 2021 4:28 PM
| “Right is right even if no one is doing it; wrong is wrong even if everyone is doing it.” ― Saint Augustine |
| As far as I know, at the time Dessrossa was being produced, Toei had a lot of other series being produced too, like Dragon Ball Super, so they had less personal working on it or at least less time. Also for some time they were producing and OVA so that decreased the wuality too. For Wano they changed a lot of things, like the time organization, also they have less series being produced (Digimon 2020 and One Piece are the only ones I think, if we are not considering the next Dragon Ball movie), and they change in animation director and character designer also have helped. Overall, a thing that I think makes most peaople think the animation is better is a filter they use on the lines (they also used it on DBS Torunament of Power, and in DBS Broy) making them more natural, like they were painted with ink. Here's the only example I have find on internet about the filter they use: As you can see some lines are sharper and other bigger, so it feels a little bit more natural. I like it. |
| Here you have an example directly from wano: Without filter:  With filter:  |
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