Is it just me who's concerned for the quality thanks to Netflix?

Tylaen said:
But I want more Castlevania...It's better than most of the anime I consume on a daily basis.

Dkstruction said:

Go bitch about it on other thread

Tylaen said:
But how will that upset fragile weebs like yourself?

OVERLORD696969 said:
Netflix doesn't have anything to do with the production , so how can it effect the quality . There are other anime on netflix and cruchyroll too that they don't make . Production has nothing to do with where it is released . They are probably releasing it on Netflix because of the Profit and how accessible it is to more people since it is available in more countries and has the most no. of subscribers .

Salty-GB said:
Netflix is just funding DP (at least in part). It's still the same team as previous parts.

HakeemP said:
Netflix is just distributing it, they aren't animating it themselves. Why is this so hard for people to understand

Mattinator95 said:
Just becouse it's streaming on Netflix doesn't mean they have anything to do with it's the same for pretty much all the anime on the service

racers551 said:


Funding them is the issue. Yasuke got literally 6 episodes, not to mention, they've gotten a ton of problems with being funded.

racers551 said:


They are the funders, however, and I do remember Yasuke...

Salty-GB said:


That's not the same situation though. Like... the committee and DP likely just shopped around the streaming rights and Netflix bought. They don't have any role in the actual production, just paying so they can host it first.

OVERLORD696969 said:
Yasuke is a Netflix Original . It was their idea and they had every say in it including production . Jojo is'nt their's .

racers551 said:


I mean, they still control funding for the series, Netflix. And from Yasuke, I can tell they do not like giving the animators good pay.

racers551 said:


I mean, they still control funding for the series, Netflix. And from Yasuke, I can tell they do not like giving the animators good pay.

Matiiyahu said:
Netflix isn't funding the anime at all, if only you spent more time researching than crying.

racers551 said:


If they aren't funding it, how did they get exclusive rights to stream it? Out of the goodness of David production's heart?

Matiiyahu said:
DP is the animation studio, they don't have a say in any of this, all of the money from Netflix is probably going straight in Warner Bros pocket

racers551 said:


They have to be funded by something. Netflix is funding the anime, otherwise, they wouldn't have exclusive rights to broadcast the series.

racers551 said:


They have to be funded by something. Netflix is funding the anime, otherwise, they wouldn't have exclusive rights to broadcast the series.

racers551 said:


I mean, with how Netflix managed to snag this up, when they didn't even have part 4 for the longest time, makes me a little bit suspicious.

Matiiyahu said:
Netflix isn't funding the anime at all, if only you spent more time researching than crying.

OVERLORD_05 said:
Netflix doesn't have anything to do with the production , so how can it effect the quality . There are other anime on netflix and cruchyroll too that they don't make . Production has nothing to do with where it is released . They are probably releasing it on Netflix because of the Profit and how accessible it is to more people since it is available in more countries and has the most no. of subscribers .

racers551 said:


They do have to do with the broadcasting, which will influence the quality. Weekly series has the ability to make last minute corrections.

When MAPPA, which had 8 months to make 16 episodes for AOT, and was on one of the worst schedules for a mainstream anime,as well as one of the highest expectations for an anime, manages to deliver more sakuga and more consistency over David productions, which, we don't know what the schedule was, then that's a problem.

Rhaegar0 said:


Dude, you said part 5 was badly directed, when in reality it was a sakugafest. Also, can you tell me which scenes in last season of attack on titan had amazing animation? I stopped watching at 8th episode, cuz titans looked awful and overall quality was a big stepdown.

Rhaegar0 said:


Dude, you said part 5 was badly directed, when in reality it was a sakugafest. Also, can you tell me which scenes in last season of attack on titan had amazing animation? I stopped watching at 8th episode, cuz titans looked awful and overall quality was a big stepdown.

racers551 said:


I said part 6. Not part 5. Part 5 was amazing. But part 6 suffered, and sources confirmed that's what happened behind the scenes.

Also, I can name so many scenes from aot that stand out from part 1. Episode 1, Reiner defeating all the guys on the walls, spinning around in circles. Episode 2, the rotoscoping for dialogue, and the consistency of characters, was unmatched even by WIT. Episode 3 and 4, really good quality, with 4 being good thanks to being outsourced to Cygames. Episode 5 and 6, also pretty good, with the heaviest amount of 2d animation, also with Armin transforming. 8, also had Vercreek make a cut, with all the scouts running away with the blimp, and the artwork was better than even WIT at times. 9, 12, and 13 were also good, albeit inconsistent. Besides the beast titan fight, episode 14 was pretty good too, and episode 15 was really good. Episode 16 also had the 2d Eren, and it was better than what WIT's 2d Eren was, granted, standing still.

Rhaegar0 said:


Yeah, I've read on Twitter that some director from JoJo couldn't animate any of his storyboards because of the schedule. It still looked much better than your average anime but its a shame that we didnt get a higher quality product because of shitty management and higher ups.
I remember the rotoscoped dialogue scenes and they were beautiful, but I wonder if they could just animate still faces and focus on titans instead. The scene when the guy shouts "Eren Yeager!" was the culmination of hype for me, and I wish they gave it a better treatment.