| Not really. I may have started with 2000's anime, but I prefer 2010's. The further back you get, the less I like the artstyles. This is nothing against the shows themselves, I just don't find the older stuff visually appealing. I'd for sure choose 2000's over anything earlier though. |
| Personally I have a soft spot for anime that aired in the mid-late 80s, stuff.like Ranma 1/2, Orange Road, Touch, etc. Each era had its own plus and minus in terms of art style, and there are absolutely gorgeous anime from all sorts of time periods. That said, while I really enjoyed some early 2000s anime like Eureka 7, if I had to choose I'd say the early 2000s are actually my least favorite overall in terms of style. I don't miss that Yu-Gi-Oh/Beyblade hair style at all. |
Inter_anime said: Personally I have a soft spot for anime that aired in the mid-late 80s, stuff.like Ranma 1/2, Orange Road, Touch, etc. Each era had its own plus and minus in terms of art style, and there are absolutely gorgeous anime from all sorts of time periods. That said, while I really enjoyed some early 2000s anime like Eureka 7, if I had to choose I'd say the early 2000s are actually my least favorite overall in terms of style. I don't miss that Yu-Gi-Oh/Beyblade hair style at all. Not everything was like that Just because you only watched kids anime doesn't mean there was a lot of unique and great styles |
| My favourite period is the 90's and early to mid 2000's with that 'purple feeling' from the gorgeous cell backgrounds (excluding mid 2000's onwards when anime went digital) with Yokohama Shopping Log my favourite example. Shows like Tenchi Muyo, Slayers and old but gold rom-coms like Girls Bravo, Magikano, Magicians Academy, Kemeko DX, Good Luck Ninomiya-kun, Haruka Nogizaka's Secret etc. I love the crazy mid 2000's rom-coms with their energy and silly shenanigans and it was the colourful artstyle and visual aesthetic that gives these shows much of their vibe. My favourite character designs come from the 80's and shows like Dirty Pair, City Hunter, Bubblegum Crisis and Cat's Eye. 80's women look so hot, Rui from Cat's Eye or Saeko from City Hunter being the best examples. |
23feanorNov 23, 2022 10:02 AM
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nachomaxo1 said: Inter_anime said: Personally I have a soft spot for anime that aired in the mid-late 80s, stuff.like Ranma 1/2, Orange Road, Touch, etc. Each era had its own plus and minus in terms of art style, and there are absolutely gorgeous anime from all sorts of time periods. That said, while I really enjoyed some early 2000s anime like Eureka 7, if I had to choose I'd say the early 2000s are actually my least favorite overall in terms of style. I don't miss that Yu-Gi-Oh/Beyblade hair style at all. Not everything was like that Just because you only watched kids anime doesn't mean there was a lot of unique and great styles No offense but I don't think you read my full post, I said there is good anime in every decade but in general the early 2000s where my least favorite. That doesn't negate the fact that there where plenty of good anime that came out then, in fact one of.my favorite anime came out during this period. I'm just not the biggest fan of the way they generally animated certain things at that time. That's all. |
| I do miss the old style of the past. What we have now is simply not as visually stunning and doesn't invoke emotions from its presentation in my opinion. |
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| I do and i'm aware that it's probably nostalgia because that's when i first got into anime. But i like it, it's still cute but it's not super cute like a lot of modern shows (Even serious, dark shows today have somewhat cute designs). |
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| Depends on the show. I never understood these attempts to summarize entire eras as one style. |
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| Early 2000s and 90s anime artstyle I miss but not so much for some of the 2005-2009 stuff. |
| It is not the art style, but the story. Art only got better since technology got better. However what is an excuse for stories to get worse? They ponder to mainstream? Agenda brainwashing? Old people in power are too afraid of Lelouch overthrowing them, so they banned everything they fear and replaced Lelouch with loyal lapdog Kanjiro? |
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| No, I don't have a personal connection to the early-mid 2000's anime artstyle. I don't have a preference for a certain era either, especially as reading this thread further proved to me that a single era can offer so many different looking artstyles. I'll just say that I appreciate the general look of all eras, whatever those may even be, from old school stuff to the modern stuff lol |
kronopy said: I like the character designs from that period and also how everything wasn't as blindingly bright it is as today but I don't miss all those terrible backgrounds that most series had. I don't really understand what you mean. https://imgur.com/a/piNtTqp 2000-2005. Not cherry picked. Random backgrounds from my favorite series of that era. Mind telling me what's wrong with them? You don't even know how much I prefer such backgrounds to the computer-generated ones that prevail in today's series.[/quote] All those, are literally VN adaptations like I said. They were rare, maybe 2-4 a year. Also outside Air, which is another Key adaptation, none have designs so extreme as Clannad. I mean Shuffle and Clannad look very different. |
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| Maybe I'm biased towards newer art style since I started with it. I can appreciate older aesthetic but I prefer newer art. But regardless of preferences, you can't really tell me this is a downgrade can you?  |
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PriinceYuki said: Maybe I'm biased towards newer art style since I started with it. I can appreciate older aesthetic but I prefer newer art. But regardless of preferences, you can't really tell me this is a downgrade can you? The color set is an attack to my eyes tho. Unfortunately quite a lot of modern anime have stupidly bright colors. |
Yeah kinda, be more than happy if i get to see more of this, just to shake things up a little bit :- Occasionally get some of that when I'm seeing some old VNs. oh and a bit less of moeblob would do this world wonders. Don't wanna see this;-  |
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23feanor said: My favourite period is the 90's and early to mid 2000's with that 'purple feeling' from the gorgeous cell backgrounds (excluding mid 2000's onwards when anime went digital) with Yokohama Shopping Log my favourite example. Shows like Tenchi Muyo. I love the crazy mid 2000's rom-coms with their energy and silly shenanigans and it was the colourful artstyle and visual aesthetic that gives these shows much of their vibe. Tenchi! Didn't miss out on a single tenchiverse title except those TV pretty sammy ones. It's still such a great ecchi harem franchise. kajishima's slow paced SoL harems unfortunately don't click with the audience now, like what did you think of ryo ohki 4 and Ai tenchi? I thought ohki 4 was pretty much the best title after geminar, but it absoultely failed lol. |
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ChouunShiryuu said: 23feanor said: My favourite period is the 90's and early to mid 2000's with that 'purple feeling' from the gorgeous cell backgrounds (excluding mid 2000's onwards when anime went digital) with Yokohama Shopping Log my favourite example. Shows like Tenchi Muyo. I love the crazy mid 2000's rom-coms with their energy and silly shenanigans and it was the colourful artstyle and visual aesthetic that gives these shows much of their vibe. Tenchi! Didn't miss out on a single tenchiverse title except those TV pretty sammy ones. It's still such a great ecchi harem franchise. kajishima's slow paced SoL harems unfortunately don't click with the audience now, like what did you think of ryo ohki 4 and Ai tenchi? I thought ohki 4 was pretty much the best title after geminar, but it absoultely failed lol. Haven't seen Ryo-Ohki 4 yet. I'm a big fan of the english dub voice cast, especially Ryouko and Aeka and their bickering, they have such distinctive voices (we don't get voices like this in modern dubs, wish we did), and so far no dub for Ohki 4. Will probably pick it up one day but still got Tenchi GXP and Tenchi In Tokyo (this one most as it has the original english dub cast) to watch first. Ai Tenchi is shorts so likely won't watch it. |
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23feanor said: ChouunShiryuu said: Tenchi! Didn't miss out on a single tenchiverse title except those TV pretty sammy ones. It's still such a great ecchi harem franchise. kajishima's slow paced SoL harems unfortunately don't click with the audience now, like what did you think of ryo ohki 4 and Ai tenchi? I thought ohki 4 was pretty much the best title after geminar, but it absoultely failed lol. Haven't seen Ryo-Ohki 4 yet. I'm a big fan of the english dub voice cast, especially Ryouko and Aeka and their bickering, they have such distinctive voices (we don't get voices like this in modern dubs, wish we did), and so far no dub for Ohki 4. Will probably pick it up one day but still got Tenchi GXP and Tenchi In Tokyo (this one most as it has the original english dub cast) to watch first. Ai Tenchi is shorts so likely won't watch it. Ah i kind of get it, it's such a long franchise and you kind of get attached to a style of voice acting. The bickering is pretty great in jap too. I guess i'll drop by with this ques another time when you're through with those (and please don't drop AI tenchi, it's big naisu lol). |
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| Yeah, I really like it. Sometimes when I find an older anime, and I see the lower res, and shitty sub font it just adds to the appeal. It was a mixed bag, but I think that was a part of the fun. Not everything needs to look perfect and shiny, for it to be good. |
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| The animation style from 1997-2012 simply hit different. They really need to go back to that style or at least stop replying on shitty-looking cgi so much. |
| If you disagree with any thoughts or opinions expressed in the above post, you're wrong and I hate you forever! |
| yes. i miss it a lot. but i think the fact it is a thing of the past is also what makes it special.. it has a lot of ''nostalgia''(i dislike the word and don't know why really))value and it makes me extra happy when you find the bit of merch from a show with the dated ''old'''''' art style. the bug eyes are very endearing. they are cartoon characters, if they looked perfectly human would it really be as special? it adds a lot of character, stylistically i think it is awesome. i conclude |
| I like various art styles from 1990's and early to mid 2000s anime, so yes I miss the art styles from this period. |
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| If you mean by the most common artsyle of that era like most of original Sunrise shows then no. It wasn't bad but i didn't like it either. That said it still had A LOT of distinct ones eg: - Monster (or Naoki Urasawa) - InuYasha (Rumiko Takahashi) - Mind Game (Masaaki Yuasa) - Osamu Tezuka (Astro Boy, Metropolis, Black Jack TV, Hi no Tori etc) - CLAMP (Code Geass, xxxHolic) - FLCL & Diebuster - Satoshi Kon - Ergo Proxy - Mushishi - Cromartie High School - Yoshitoshi Abe (Haibane Renmei, Texhnolyze, Niea_7) - Air & Kanon (Clannad came out in 07 so i wouldn't call it mid-2000s) The list goes on and on. |
| I miss the 1980s to 1999 Cel Animation style over most styles (though I have an affection for the 70's art styles). Modern stuff is growing on me, but very "select" stuff for me. |
ChouunShiryuu said: 23feanor said: My favourite period is the 90's and early to mid 2000's with that 'purple feeling' from the gorgeous cell backgrounds (excluding mid 2000's onwards when anime went digital) with Yokohama Shopping Log my favourite example. Shows like Tenchi Muyo. I love the crazy mid 2000's rom-coms with their energy and silly shenanigans and it was the colourful artstyle and visual aesthetic that gives these shows much of their vibe. Tenchi! Didn't miss out on a single tenchiverse title except those TV pretty sammy ones. It's still such a great ecchi harem franchise. kajishima's slow paced SoL harems unfortunately don't click with the audience now, like what did you think of ryo ohki 4 and Ai tenchi? I thought ohki 4 was pretty much the best title after geminar, but it absoultely failed lol. i was big into T.M. back in the late-90's/early-00's. in fact, the short-lived TOYNAMI 11in. Tenchi character doll line back then opened me up to a hobby that i would never have had the mind to discover otherwise, and has stuck with me to this day; Hand Sewing, and Anime Character Doll customization;   Good God, it has been TWENTY -Effin'- YEARS. where has the time gone?!? Digital Camera technology has come a LONG way... -2002-   -2022-  .jpg?width=1920&height=1080&fit=bounds) |
MasterTasukeNov 26, 2022 6:41 AM
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Quite an impressive collection it seems you have of Anime figurines that I always keep seeing you share pics of with the community. Even as detailed as those figurines are. I can't help but notice somethings about how they spend a massive amount of time to add so much detail to them, even going as far as adding elaborate lingerie. Yet looking beyond the fact that when women do wear garter belts to hold up stocking they would normally have the belts fold under their actual panties in real life. lol |
ColourWheelNov 26, 2022 7:00 AM
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yeah... i was freshly-discovering the charms of women and their fashion back then, i went all-out, and kind of still do... |
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MasterTasuke said: i was big into T.M. back in the late-90's/early-00's. in fact, the short-lived TOYNAMI 11in. Tenchi character doll line back then Good God, it has been TWENTY -Effin'- YEARS. where has the time gone?!? Digital Camera technology has come a LONG way.. Ah, that's from the original canon ryo ohki, those dolls and their clothes. That lingerie is a bit strange lol. But dude you're such a weeb XD you're still obsessed with all these somewhat forgotten shows like to heart 2, "squid girl" from that "atsumare fushigi" author, tenchi muyo, macross sdf lol. Love seeing all this though, that cover with the ayeka doll box that's from ryo ohki 2 right, where washu gives tenchi that med checkup, so basically early 2000's. That's a long journey you've walked. Tenchi character doll line back then opened me up to a hobby that i would never have had the mind to discover otherwise, and has stuck with me to this day; Hand Sewing, and Anime Character Doll customization As much as I like tenchi, hearing this is making me reconsider, so that's the cause behind this extreme simping terrorism, that's where it all started; all this, i mean ⬇️(╬⁽⁽ ⁰ ⁾⁾ Д ⁽⁽ ⁰ ⁾⁾)? But that's actually way way better than these silicon figurine business, there's not a lot of difference in looks but a whole lot in cost. -2022- |
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| I'm not a fan of the pre-2004 designs, I think are better now |
| Some anime looked great in the old style back before digital animation became the norm, although I don't necessarily have a preference tbh. |
| People tend to remember older eras for their best shows then generalize current eras by the median which is unfair I think. |
MasterTasuke said: one of my all-time favorites, "Ai Yori Aoshi" is from the early-00's; ...hot on it's heels, is one of it's near-contemporaries; 1999's "Steel Angel Kurumi" Aww dam Steel Angel Kurumi... back then I remember seeing adverts announcing it, (I wonder if it was in Animerica magazine lol) and the preview art made me want to watch it but it sure was never going to be on TV, and I never got to see it.... then forgot about it. The art looks surprisingly modern... is it any good? I got the same vibes from Coppelion, but when I finally watched that one the side characters annoyed me so much after a few episodes I dropped it. |
| Nope I like the look of modern anime the most |
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ChouunShiryuu said: But dude you're such a weeb XD you're still obsessed with all these somewhat forgotten shows like to heart 2, "squid girl" from that "atsumare fushigi" author, tenchi muyo, macross sdf lol. Well... SOMEONE has to remember the De-Geso Alamo around here;  |
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MasterTasuke said: ChouunShiryuu said: But dude you're such a weeb XD you're still obsessed with all these somewhat forgotten shows like to heart 2, "squid girl" from that "atsumare fushigi" author, tenchi muyo, macross sdf lol. Well... SOMEONE has to remember the De-Geso Alamo around here; Haha touche, and yup that's the one. Looks almost as cute even as a doll/ |
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| Well, as a anime fan since 2006, I've watched anime from many decades (like 2000's, 2010's, 90's, and even 80's). Anime from each decade have their own charm when it comes to character design, aesthetics, art design, color tone, background art, and lastly plots/narrative. I mean do I missed mid-late 2000's anime aesthetics and design? Of course I do!!! But guess what, I also love the 80's anime because of artsy and creative they were including character design. I mean don't tell me none of you appreciate the level of detail put into this anime: If you watch the whole thing, you can see a lot of work was put into this animation, and this is from 1985, this is when cel animation was still being used. Let me show you another piece of art, also from the 80's (1987 to be exact): Yep, this is from Robot Carnival, you see how beautiful this is. Yes, I became an anime fan in 2006, but I learned to appreciate art, and anime from 1980's has a beautiful art that you can't find anywhere close to this anymore. If you're both a current anime fan, and a art student, these 80's anime would leave a big impression on you. Do I missed 80's anime's design, & aesthetics?? Definitely, but I also missed 2000's anime too because of their art aesthetics too. I just watched a anime music video for the upcoming video game, Wanted: Dead, and guess what the animation used in that AMV is using mid-2000's anime aesthetics. I mean when I first watched this, I thought I was watching a relic from 2005-2009: When I first watched this AMV, I felt like I was 19 years old again (I'm 35 years old) watching a current anime in 2008. Watching that AMV using mid-late 2000's aesthetics brought back memory. I know I missed the artstyle, but I'm happy to see some animators doing a throwback to it and this AMV shows. I appreciate the animation studio that did the AMV for bringing back that artstyle. So, once in a while, an animation studio may use mid-late 2000's in a throwback kind of way like the Wanted: Dead AMV did, and I appreciate that. Does that mean that future animation could bring back 80's style motif animation for nostalgia, and throwback aesthetics for fun? I hope so. |
Mercury-Lamp said: Clannad's art style isn't representative of what anime in the mid-2000s looked like, it's just a style used by said title. You don't have to look too hard to find the ubiquitous style from that period either, just look at popular titles like Bleach, Naruto, Death Note, Code Geass, Fullmetal Alchemist and the like. Do I miss it, hmm... Today's look for most anime is too digitised, everything looks so artificial and I feel like a good amount of the creativity has been sucked out of it. Also, the character designs have become so homogeneous whilst earlier there was more variety. Sure, animation today is more detailed and cleaner but it's not as creative or innovative, it's like the artists working on them have been told to abandon all of their ideas and to just adapt to the established style. Of course there are animators who go against it, but they're a small percentage. It doesn't have any blood to it, so to speak. As for my personal favourite style, the mid-1990s-early 2000s one easily wins for me! Indeed, anime produced today looks too digitized and artificial. I prefer the art styles of early 2000s anime. |
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mdo7 said: Robot Carnival is the shit.Well, as a anime fan since 2006, I've watched anime from many decades (like 2000's, 2010's, 90's, and even 80's). Anime from each decade have their own charm when it comes to character design, aesthetics, art design, color tone, background art, and lastly plots/narrative. I mean do I missed mid-late 2000's anime aesthetics and design? Of course I do!!! But guess what, I also love the 80's anime because of artsy and creative they were including character design. I mean don't tell me none of you appreciate the level of detail put into this anime: If you watch the whole thing, you can see a lot of work was put into this animation, and this is from 1985, this is when cel animation was still being used. Let me show you another piece of art, also from the 80's (1987 to be exact): Yep, this is from Robot Carnival, you see how beautiful this is. Yes, I became an anime fan in 2006, but I learned to appreciate art, and anime from 1980's has a beautiful art that you can't find anywhere close to this anymore. If you're both a current anime fan, and a art student, these 80's anime would leave a big impression on you. Do I missed 80's anime's design, & aesthetics?? Definitely, but I also missed 2000's anime too because of their art aesthetics too. I just watched a anime music video for the upcoming video game, Wanted: Dead, and guess what the animation used in that AMV is using mid-2000's anime aesthetics. I mean when I first watched this, I thought I was watching a relic from 2005-2009: When I first watched this AMV, I felt like I was 19 years old again (I'm 35 years old) watching a current anime in 2008. Watching that AMV using mid-late 2000's aesthetics brought back memory. I know I missed the artstyle, but I'm happy to see some animators doing a throwback to it and this AMV shows. I appreciate the animation studio that did the AMV for bringing back that artstyle. So, once in a while, an animation studio may use mid-late 2000's in a throwback kind of way like the Wanted: Dead AMV did, and I appreciate that. Does that mean that future animation could bring back 80's style motif animation for nostalgia, and throwback aesthetics for fun? I hope so. Starlight Angel, which is the chapter from Robot Carnival I see pixtured, had the same art as another OVA series from 1987 called Urotsukidogi: Legend of the Overfiend. One of the best anime loves stories I've ever seen. It's like Violet Evergarden, but reverse fXXked. It is a hentai.  |
SlimsithJan 2, 2023 8:38 PM
| The visual novel, moeshit art style? Cute, but it didnt translate to animation well. Anime based on Key works were okay, but ones like Hoshizora e Kakaru Hashi were definitely kind of ugly. compared to The edgy D-Gray Man, Chrono Crusade sort of style slaps though |
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| I voted Early-mid 2000s, but I just didn't like the fact that Black Lagoon's character design looked old. It didn't look old in the 2010s, so why the hell, does it look old now in the 2020s, that seriously pisses me off. |
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SofiaBulga said: I voted Early-mid 2000s, but I just didn't like the fact that Black Lagoon's character design looked old. It didn't look old in the 2010s, so why the hell, does it look old now in the 2020s, that seriously pisses me off. It depends on your experience. If you watched "Black Lagoon" back when it originally aired it looked awesome because high fidelity has changed. 720 to 1080 resolution was still concidered state of the art back then. If you try watching the same Anime ripped from an old DVD copy over a remastered edition your opinion might change and the remastered would likely look no different than something released today. One reason why Users specifically who watch Anime only streaming who try to watch something released before their time complain about it looking like crap saying it's old is because they are watching an inferior copy. I visisted a few "questionabale" sites in the past where I have seen Anime streaming that was originally released back in the 80s and 90s. It's ussually something that has been either ripped from a VHS, LaserDisc, or an old DVD at no greater quality than 360 to 480. Most Anime from the 80s and 90s were never intended to be formatted digitally and just end up looking like crap streaming where it ussually will stutter during motion sequences when played. Experience drastictly changes when you are actually watching an offical hard copy of the Anime on either a VHS that is still in great condition to even a LazerDisc when you are looking at Anime before a certain time period. I basically don't even bother watching old or retro Anime on even offical streaming services unless it's been remastered. I will now only watch old or retro anime on an offical physical copy even if I have to hunt down a LaserDisc or VHS of it. 20-30 years from now kids might not even touch anime before the year 2020 because it's simply not in 16k resolution. |
ColourWheelJan 3, 2023 3:29 AM
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| Art wise current HD art is the best. It is screenwriting/story that leaves to be desired. Can we have a remaster of our 2000s favorites in modern HD art? Imagine how awesome would something like .hack//Sign, DearS or El Cazador de la Bruja look in modern HD art. Instead they do Demon Slayer about 30s of the bygone era. |
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