Heldengeist said: People always complain about dumb topics that return often. This and it's manga equivalent is one of my TOP dumb topics. There is no such thing as anime with the best visuals. There are many different kind of stories which requires many different approach to artwork and animation which are equally good on a fundamentally different way. I can understand where you’re coming from, as you’ve been on this site longer than I have, but the main objective of me posting this was to see other people’s opinions on what they thought what looks the most visually appealing. Of course there’s never going to be an anime/manga that ever single person can agree on what looks the best, but there’s always going to be a general consensus on what looks good and what doesn’t. Like you said with many other anime have their own unique visual style with their different approaches to art and animation, that was another factor in me making this post, which was to help me, and possibly other people find new and unique shows that they might have not experienced yet, in addition to a possibly interesting premise, now me and other people know on top of that premise, an art style that is unique and essentially enhances an experience they might not have been a part of without some other background knowledge. |
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| Space Dandy Cowboy Bebop Made in Abyss Akira Redline Mononoke Hime 3 Gatsu no Lion Attack on Titan s1 and s2 OPM s1 HxH 2011 Spirited Away Ping Pong the Animation MHA All of these are pretty unique and do things different making them more pleasing to the eye. I tried to watch Kara no Kyoukai after finishing PPtA and vomit came out of my eyes. Ufoverratedtable |
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Heldengeist said: People always complain about dumb topics that return often. This and it's manga equivalent is one of my TOP dumb topics. There is no such thing as anime with the best visuals. There are many different kind of stories which requires many different approach to artwork and animation which are equally good on a fundamentally different way. People repeatedly complain about "dumb" people who make repetitive topics. Who's worse? |
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| Here is a list of my top ten: ① Urusei Yatsura ② Neon Genesis Evangelion ③ Re: Cutey Honey ④ Heartcatch Precure! ⑤ Black★Rock Shooter (OVA) ⑥ Houseki no Kuni ⑦ Top wo Nerae 2! Diebuster ⑧ Kaze no Tani no Nausicaä ⑨ Kaiba ⑩ Star Driver Additional runner-ups Uchuu Senkan Yamato 2199 & the Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha movies. |
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| Personal vote would go to Akira, legitimately most of my enjoyment comes purely from watching the the artwork and animation alone |
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| - Space Dandy. One of the best looking anime out there. Not only does it have great animation thanks to Bones' high production value, pretty much every episode has its own unique artstyle. - Redline. It's animation is so good that it bankrupted Madhouse. - Millennium Actress - The Monogatari franchise - Katanagatari - Most of Robot Carnival and especially the short "Presence". |
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| 1. Natsume book of friend 2. One Punch Man S1 3. Kimi no Nawa 4. Koe no Katachi 5. Noragami Aragoto 6. Fate Series 7. Violet Evergarden 8. Nagi no Asakura 9. Hyouka 10. Bungou Stray Dog 11. The Garden Of Word 12. Shingeki no Kyojin 13. Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso 14. Monogatari series 15. Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso 16. 5 centimeters per second 17. Gintama 18. Free 19. Tokyo Ghoul 20. Haikyuu |
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| People mentioning Violet Evergarden and me like: in its same season there are even better looking shows. It's gorgeous though. As for this question, I'll give it to Redline. It's not even a style I dig too much, but every frame is super aesthetic in its way. Of course, some great visual productions like Shinkai's come close, but this one is an achievement on its own. |
| I liked Redline as a whole The backdrops showcasing nature and the weather in Hyouka I liked too Houseki no Kuni was nice to look at The visual presentation of the older Kino no Tabi I remember I liked a lot too |
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| My most visually pleasing anime is Mononoke (series). Anime like Kimi no Na wa don't make it for me because while they look neat and pretty they lack impact and weight. OPM s1 had great animation but in the wrong context, it contrast pretty badly with what the show is about. Houseki no Kuni looked wonky. |
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| Violet evergarden remains the best one for me to this date |
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| imo certainly 3-gatsu no Lion, it's stunningly gorgeous. |
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| If we're talking about series, Violet Evergarden. |
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| I don't see many people mentioning this one maybe because few pewople have seen it Denpa Onna to Seishun Otoko  |
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| I personally have a soft spot for Gundam Char's Counterattack. I have watched the final fight between Char and Amuro dozens of times and the animation still blows me away. Stunning visual quality. |
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| I agree with those who mentioned Violet Evergarden, it was extremely beautiful. Kyoani's shows usually have great visuals. |
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| Literally half of the 80's/early 90's movies and OVAs + all the over the top Gainax/Imaishi stuff, from NGE to Kill la Kill. Try Kawajiri works like Ninja Scroll and Cyber City Oedo 808; Akira, Venus Wars, Area 88 (OVA) The title should definitely be "what anime was the most pleasing visually to you" or something like that tho, because title and OP don't match. |
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| Animation Quality? Mob Psycho. visual quality is a much harder question to answer, but i'd go with either a ghibli movie or 3-Gatsu no Lion. |
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| Everything made by kyoAni outside of clannad Gurren lagann Redline (the story is a bit meh tho) Kill la kill Evangelion Jojo bizarre adventure especially part 4 Fate series (the ufotable ones) |
| I think the one that I have noticed how much detail it has visually is "Monster". They not only kept backgrounds consistent during keyframe switch (you see bush behind the character, same bush with the same shape, but with detailed leaves and branches visible when character face gets focused). They were careful of shadows, and used some blurring to emphasis on camera depth changes (although anime does not use actual camera). No wonder it is up for live action adaptation. |
| Ashita no Joe 2, especially with how well it has aged, looks amazing even today. |
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| The best for me are, shingeki no Kyojin Kabaneri, Violet evergarden Gold and Z one piece movies |
| For me, these anime series have the best visual quality (a.k.a art/animation): 1. Violet Evergarden 2. A Silent Voice (Eiga Koe No Katachi) 3. Your Name. (Kimi no Nawa.) |
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Sayanora12 said: Kimi no nawa looks fucking amazing.(If only the story and characters were just as good...) Agree also Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works looks amazing too... when it comes to the story tho Fate/Zero is the best. |
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| i dont think any anime will ever come close to Berserk 2017 in terms of artistic genius. I heard netlix has a hand in Berserk 2020 or something but I won't keep my hopes up too high |
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| The Ancient Magus Bride is one of the best background arts I've seen in anime. Otherwise I'd say classics like the most recent KyoAni stuff such as Hyouka and Violet Evergarden. Best 3D stills in hands of Ufotable with Fate/Zero and Stay Night, sorry Houseki no Kuni. Animation-wise, Kill la Kill and Gurren Lagann are unbeatable even by now. |
| Best animation: Gurren Lagann, Kill la Kill, Paprika Best style: Violet Evergarden, Belladonna of Sadness Best visual effects: Redline Best overall: Akira, Ghost in the Shell, Ghibli movies |
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