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Aug 21, 2017 5:37 PM
#101
YayaChibi said: Cyborg_Icarus29 said: YayaChibi said: Cyborg_Icarus29 said: I disagree again lol. crispin freeman, J Tatum, Ian Sinclair and Troy Baker are definitely skilled. Crispin freeman is definitely skilled. He nailed his roles every time he worked with a competent director and his alucard is incredible. John Michael Tatum is one of the best and his "acting" skills are top notch imo. His performance as Okabe from steins gate proves that he can convey a wide range of emotions with his acting skills. Ian Sinclair nailed FAVAROOOOOOO and dandy. Enough said lol. Troy Baker doesn't lack any skills lol. His work in games like batman :AO, the last of us and the uncharted series is top notch and he NAILED his anime roles, his performance as GREED is as good as the original. Damn so that's how they make so much cash lol. Companies should give more money to animators tbh. And western companies that blow a lot of cash on games and cartoons should pay the voice actors more money. As I said, some of them do have skill, they just have bad casting while others have the best casting, but bad skills. For few times with those actors, they've had good roles with skill to follow, but most of the times they aren't casted well with some of there rolls. lol They should, but they usually don't have that money to give to the animators pay. Companies like KyoAni and Shaft I've heard give fair pay, as one pays animators by salary, and not commission, which is a huge risk and can loose more money then made. They really should pay VA's more, but as I said they don't have the money to deal away like you see with more games and direct casting over dubs. I see... BTW what's your opinion on this " western animation is more expressive" thingy? Obviously, it's not lol Maybe some shows pull it off at some parts, or some TV shows and movies do, but not in western animation lol You seem quite knowledgeable about such things. I would like to read a long ass post from you about the quality and "expressiveness" of art and animation in western productions and Japanese productions and which one is better overall. Make sure you quote the Cynical Otaku if you wanna make a long post. |
Cyber_IcarusAug 21, 2017 5:41 PM
Aug 21, 2017 5:51 PM
#102
YayaChibi said: For Invader ZIM and Flapjack, it is a matter of personal taste as the comedy in those is based around making the viewer either uncomfortable or using satire. I did say that everyone might not like every show. Also I have to argue against you For Steven Universe, as I feel that the 4 episodes of season 5 have been some of the absolute best in the series as not only did they have quite a nice bit of world building, they also managed to fully redeem a character that I almost considered impossible to do so at this point. While Season 4 may have felt a little stagnant after the Human Zoo part due to nothing really happening, it was made more interesting after revealing the two new villains, and the 4 episodes of season 5 really delivered. I cannot speak for Adventure Time as I have not seen the most recent episodes, but I have seen a bit of a decline in the later seasons due to some in between episodes and the general comedy not being so great, but I think the story isn't bad. Lastly, for when they said anime like cartoons, I counted everything with an overarching plot as that is a pretty consistent thing in the medium of anime, while art style is not. Since most people who use this site are familiar with anime I thought that wouldn't be a problem woth confusion as most people who think of a definitive art style of anime usually don't watch it. Also for the Ben 10 joke I actually kinda like Ben 10 but I know it isn't the best, or close to the best, of what cartoons have to offer. Maybe Omniverse in the middle seasons but it suffers from the same plot holes that Alien Force and Ultimate Alien have later on, and science doesn't mean shit in Ben 10. But it was just a joke, not meant to be put directly next to my other post. For cartoons that have an "anime-esque" art style, Avatar is the only one that isn't heavily flawed in one aspect or another, it even has great animation. And Also when you said to return with better memes, my taste in comedy is really demented and uncomfortable because I grew up watching Flapjack and Invader ZIM, so here are 3 of my favorite jokes, but not my favorites as those are either REALLY LONG or would quickly lead to me getting banned for posting them. Actually, I can't think of any I wouldn't get banned for. Oh well, maybe I'll just share some of my favorite potential stand ideas for JoJo.Cyborg_Icarus29 said: YayaChibi said: Cyborg_Icarus29 said: YayaChibi said: Cyborg_Icarus29 said: YayaChibi said: Cyborg_Icarus29 said: YayaChibi said: Cyborg_Icarus29 said: YayaChibi said: Cyborg_Icarus29 said: YayaChibi said: Cyborg_Icarus29 said: YayaChibi said: Cyborg_Icarus29 said: hold on a minute playa. funimation dubs are faithful to the original script. they only fucked up with two shitty lines in prison school and maid dragon. the prison school writer was fired and the the joke in maid dragon was just a harmless joke, it was written by the queen of eachi dubs ffs, she is not a social justice warrior. Lmao I own FUNimation DVDs they didn't just fuck up kobayashi and prison school lol Even in animes like Shounen Maid, there's heavily changed scripts lol so they changed some lines in 3 shows? that's not a big deal if you consider the fact that they majority of their dubs/scripts are faithful to the source. lmao I was using those three as an example, but they changed a lot of lines in their dub works lmao No to mention, FUNimation is known for having the shittiest casting for dubs, and I agree lol i haven't noticed many major changes in their dubs and i have seen a LOT of them. > FUNimation is known for having the shittiest casting i completely disagree. their casting is much better than other companies and they produced some of the best english dubs of all time. lol Well I have at least, and I've seen nearly every FUNimation dub, since I never used to watch their subs lmao now I do though, since I'm older and I realized how shit they are lol lmao I think they hired some really ass voice actors in most of their works lol lol i don't what you're talking about. they didn't hire good voice actors for their older dubs but they have improved a LOT over the years. they produced awesome dubs like the dubs for FMA:B, stiens gate and, space dandy and many more shows too. lol I still watch the dubs, just after the subs lol FMA:B and FMA had terrible dubs and S;G was trash too lol Space Dandy's dub was okay lmao U WOT M8? the FMA:B dub is perfect imo, the stiens gate dub is amazing and the space dandy dub is so freaking good. ian sincalir NAILED dandy. ????? I dunno wtf your hearing then lmao I'm curreblty studying to be a voice actress as well, so keep that in mind that I can see beyond their role as just speaking into a mic lmao lol i'm hearing good voice acting lmao that's nice! looking forward to hearing your voice in a good dub then lol lmao your hearing okay casting, with shit skills lmao I'm not looking forward to dubbing, but games and normal JP anime are in my taste lmao Just not something I wanna do lol shitty skills? lol ok. give me a good example of good voice acting then. "I'm not looking forward to dubbing," and here is the problem with english dubbing, a lot of actors don't care about it because it doesn't pay enough (there isn't enough demand) and just work there to make some money before moving on to work on better,bigger projects. people who want dubs to have "better casting and acting" should support the companies so they can work with talented actors. An example of good dubbing begins with casting, to get the best actor to catch the appropriate localized character like in games, or to match the appropriate tone and style spoken in the Japanese release for anime. What should already be in that persons particular field is to flex your voice to several tones, in a way which sounds like they are in the situations of their characters while leaving it realistic enough for one to believe such dialouge in fact could be happening in front of them, by a person whose voice has been the same, yet matured from what they were born with. They should be able to understand their character, in order to portray the tones in which the majority, hopefully including themselves would see in the character We don't get this in English voice acting, as rarely the actors are introduced to their characters, as the majority gets a simple script, voice requested, and a way they want them to portray certain lines when they feel it is done poorly, yet with dubbing budgets, extra takes are just as rare as a voice actor given the chance to underatand their character. Lmao FUNimation doesn't have this, as most of their English actors grow a liking for their character after the show has aired, and they are legally able to see their work. A lot of actors do care, as they are willing to do what they love, giving thought to the opportunity over pay, with the main issue being the company's, as localizing actong in the west isn't much of the top priority. Sure, some company's aren't like the others, like 8-4, similar to how anime studios work, with KyoAni and Shaft being the diamonds in the ruff, but it's not the majority, and most aren't even capable of taking those risk that those companies whom are highly sponsored, known, and advertised are. Lmao the industry is pretty fucked up actually lol. There is nothing that can be done about voice acting in the west. It's not much of the fans work, but rather the company's lol JP VA's usually make about 600,000, with English making a little under 10,000 for good roles and good company's, with FUNimation not being one of them, and for European and the rest of the English VA's about 1,000 lol Why do you think most VA's become TV actors or singers lmao? I agree about the good casting part but I still don't see how the FMA, steins gate, hellsing ultimate and space dandy dubs are bad. Both dubs were really well acted. You can't go wrong with a dub when you're working with excellent actors like Laura bailey, crispin freeman, J Tatum, Ian Sinclair and Troy Baker. Of course the dubbing industry is fucked up, there isn't enough demand so why would companies give a shit and and spend a shit load of money on casting and such things? They are still able to put on some good dubs tho, modern dubs are far better acted, translated and directed than older dubs. at least they're good enough for the viewer who isn't studying voice acting and can't notice all the inconsistencies in acting. "JP VA's usually make about 600,000" 6000000 dollars per year? The experienced ones or the majority? Lol so studious spend all their budgets on VAs? "Why do you think most VA's become TV actors or singers lmao?" what the hell are you talking about? There are so many actors western actors working on video games, cartoons and anime dubs and many VAs make a lot of money (Troy Baker, Nolan North, Laura bailey) for example. Laura Bailey is an amazing voice actress, but the rest you mentioned - they don't have the skill, but the voice. I really hope to see more from them too. I didn't much of those things I see in basic voice acting in those shows, while I admit, they do have the characters they've done completed on point, like in Space Dandy, there are a lot of them who lack that, Modern dubs have been better then the ones in the past, but a lot of them are really lacking still, with up to one character that has a fitting voice or proper acting, and in rare cases both. Notice how you've listed voice actors with huge selections of roles to choose from? lol A lot of voice actors double over as another career, or have a part time/independent job, and so forth. Companies usually don't blow of their cash on VA's, but they do abuse what they did with that money to the full extent, using them to record their lines along with songs, audio drama tracks, Q&A's and so forth that make a hella lot more money then the director of the show lol. Jason_Funderberk said: Nickgie said: I have a feeling that non-japanese people still consider cartoons as something for kids, i see nobody in my friend group talking about cartoons, except for rick and morty or southpark. They dont watch cartoons for a good story, they watch cartoons for the humor. Even most shows/movies lack a decent story, i can probably count the "good" story written shows on 2 hands. The only good thing that ever came out of western cartoons was Avatar: The last Airbender. So no, i dont think something good will ever come out of western company's making "anime". Hmm...Steven Universe and Adventure Time started off really well, but declined after the recent episodes, but I can see where you are coming from with the others. With FlapJack and Invader ZIM I could argue against it, since the humor they use is over the top in some cases, and highly exaggerated to an uncomfortable extent for others, so you'd have to brush up on your case as well. Remember, these are the shows which are inspired by multiple sources, and try to follow the theme of a caartoon. His/Her IDGAF what that user is, was arguing about western cartoons taking on the anime theme in their work, with these shows do not do. I can agree with him too, as the "good" shows with a good story I can count on with 2 hands though lol. Jason_Funderberk said: You forgot Ben 10 which is the BEST ANIME. I have not the need for your shitty quality memes - return to me with better ones of increased quality and content. [I DON'T KNOW WHETHER TO KILL MYSELF OR GO BOWLING] This stand has the ability to instantly cause someone to either kill themselves or go bowling, it's random and totally broken as hell. [TACO TUESDAY] This stand has the ability to turn every vital organ someone has into tacos, but only on Tuesday. Also broken as hell. [WHO'S GOT THE CRACK] This stand... actually maybe I shouldn't share this one in public. [PUMPED UP KICKS] This... you know what nevermind. |
Jason_FunderberkAug 21, 2017 6:00 PM
Aug 21, 2017 6:02 PM
#103
Cyborg_Icarus29 said: ThatCynicalOtaku said: Cyborg_Icarus29 said: ThatCynicalOtaku said: Cyborg_Icarus29 said: @ThatCynicalOtaku i watch subs and dubs and i can pay attention either way. most anime shows suffer from these problems because of the reasons i talked about in my previous comment BUT there are many shows with expressive animation out there. "Studios could make competent animation, if they didn't make 40+ anime a year, increase the work pay, and gave a damn." i completely agree with you. they are talented but studious are forced to make a lot of shows in order to make enough profit and most production committees don't take any risks and try to maximize their profits by producing a shit ton of shows. this business model isn't good and the low salaries aren't helping. "expressive animation" Could you name some? All the big budget shows (monogatari, FMA:B, OPM, Kyoto animation shows, BNHA, AoT ect) You haven't seen a single anime with expressive animation in your life? I mean not every single thing is fully animated in these shows but least the character details and art style in these shoes are better than anything produced by the West) an·i·ma·tion ˌanəˈmāSH(ə)n/Submit noun 1. the state of being full of life or vigor; liveliness. "they started talking with animation" 2. the technique of photographing successive drawings or positions of puppets or models to create an illusion of movement when the movie is shown as a sequence. Movement, is animation. Not art. When characters aren't fighting in those anime, they use head tilts, a hand wave here and there, and some blinking. Just look at this cartoon from the 90s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3sp1egBb0s There are far more frames used here. Characters' bodies and expressions move in far more frames than anything made in anime. Now compare that amount of movement, to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UCEXWfdUDk Again, they have the skill to make Hugh quality "animation" (just watch redline) but they don't have enough money or time to make every single scene fully animated in anime series so they are forced to cut corners and use still sa. ThatCynicalOtaku said: Cyborg_Icarus29 said: ThatCynicalOtaku said: Cyborg_Icarus29 said: @ThatCynicalOtaku i watch subs and dubs and i can pay attention either way. most anime shows suffer from these problems because of the reasons i talked about in my previous comment BUT there are many shows with expressive animation out there. "Studios could make competent animation, if they didn't make 40+ anime a year, increase the work pay, and gave a damn." i completely agree with you. they are talented but studious are forced to make a lot of shows in order to make enough profit and most production committees don't take any risks and try to maximize their profits by producing a shit ton of shows. this business model isn't good and the low salaries aren't helping. "expressive animation" Could you name some? All the big budget shows (monogatari, FMA:B, OPM, Kyoto animation shows, BNHA, AoT ect) You haven't seen a single anime with expressive animation in your life? I mean not every single thing is fully animated in these shows but least the character details and art style in these shoes are better than anything produced by the West) an·i·ma·tion ˌanəˈmāSH(ə)n/Submit noun 1. the state of being full of life or vigor; liveliness. "they started talking with animation" 2. the technique of photographing successive drawings or positions of puppets or models to create an illusion of movement when the movie is shown as a sequence. Movement, is animation. Not art. When characters aren't fighting in those anime, they use head tilts, a hand wave here and there, and some blinking. Just look at this cartoon from the 90s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3sp1egBb0s There are far more frames used here. Characters' bodies and expressions move in far more frames than anything made in anime. Now compare that amount of movement, to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UCEXWfdUDk Dude, you're comparing the animation in a 3 minutes big budget short to the animation in a other fully fledged series. Are you serious? Look, western shows like avatar have more frames not because the animators are better than the Japanese ones but because they work with bigger budgets and better schedules (avatar was funded by a big cartoon company). Anime series use still shots and basic movements because most of them are made in a tight schedule and a small budget so the studios are forced to cut corners. It's really not that complicated. I know all that. But that doesn't excuse any of the criticism I have listed. |
Aug 21, 2017 6:14 PM
#104
Aug 21, 2017 6:24 PM
#105
That wouldn't be considered an anime because from the beginning, anime is not a style of cartoon, it's a Japanese word for it. People in foreign countries started using the word to define Japanese cartoons, yet many people got it mistaken for a style. It split anime and western cartoons into different genres, but still, after all, all cartoons are worldwide. So doesn't mean that America can't make one as good as an anime. |
Aug 21, 2017 8:42 PM
#106
YayaChibi said: Well I didn't like a good few episodes in the latter part of season 4 of Steven Universe till after Season 5 anyway, and for Lars' character arc they spent a LOT of time building up on his douchebag personality, but it was worth it in the end. Honestly unlike AT Steven Universe has just suffered a little bit of a gap in quality episodes which probably isn't a good representative of the series as a whole. For Ben 10 I feel like the original had the least negatives, but I think Omniverse is slightly better overall, in later seasons. Alien Force and Ultimate Alien had a lot of great things but it was too edgy sometimes and there were tons of fillers. I don't even wanna talk about the reboot, as far as I'm concerned Omniverse was the last Ben 10 SERIES. Aldo I'm a little dissapointed that you didn't comment on my JoJo stands (even if I only really fully said 2 of them) when I spent so much time thinking of them for my fanfiction...Jason_Funderberk said: For Invader ZIM and Flapjack, it is a matter of personal taste as the comedy in those is based around making the viewer either uncomfortable or using satire. I did say that everyone might not like every show. Also I have to argue against you For Steven Universe, as I feel that the 4 episodes of season 5 have been some of the absolute best in the series as not only did they have quite a nice bit of world building, they also managed to fully redeem a character that I almost considered impossible to do so at this point. While Season 4 may have felt a little stagnant after the Human Zoo part due to nothing really happening, it was made more interesting after revealing the two new villains, and the 4 episodes of season 5 really delivered. I cannot speak for Adventure Time as I have not seen the most recent episodes, but I have seen a bit of a decline in the later seasons due to some in between episodes and the general comedy not being so great, but I think the story isn't bad. Lastly, for when they said anime like cartoons, I counted everything with an overarching plot as that is a pretty consistent thing in the medium of anime, while art style is not. Since most people who use this site are familiar with anime I thought that wouldn't be a problem woth confusion as most people who think of a definitive art style of anime usually don't watch it. Also for the Ben 10 joke I actually kinda like Ben 10 but I know it isn't the best, or close to the best, of what cartoons have to offer. Maybe Omniverse in the middle seasons but it suffers from the same plot holes that Alien Force and Ultimate Alien have later on, and science doesn't mean shit in Ben 10. But it was just a joke, not meant to be put directly next to my other post. For cartoons that have an "anime-esque" art style, Avatar is the only one that isn't heavily flawed in one aspect or another, it even has great animation. And Also when you said to return with better memes, my taste in comedy is really demented and uncomfortable because I grew up watching Flapjack and Invader ZIM, so here are 3 of my favorite jokes, but not my favorites as those are either REALLY LONG or would quickly lead to me getting banned for posting them. Actually, I can't think of any I wouldn't get banned for. Oh well, maybe I'll just share some of my favorite potential stand ideas for JoJo. [I DON'T KNOW WHETHER TO KILL MYSELF OR GO BOWLING] This stand has the ability to instantly cause someone to either kill themselves or go bowling, it's random and totally broken as hell. [TACO TUESDAY] This stand has the ability to turn every vital organ someone has into tacos, but only on Tuesday. Also broken as hell. [WHO'S GOT THE CRACK] This stand... actually maybe I shouldn't share this one in public. [PUMPED UP KICKS] This... you know what nevermind. I really liked Invader ZIM and Flapjack as a kid too though lmao good times. Steven Universe has been lacking in characters development and writing recently, and the fillers which should be used to make up for airing time and character building don't do much of what they had used to. The story in AT isn't even 'okay' anymore lol That shit is literal SHIT lol I agree on the comedy too, as it hasn't been as good as it has before. I thought everything after the OG seasons of Ben 10 was trash, especially that new 2017 ben 10 shit lol. #NeedBetterMemes |
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