| Kyoto Animation: Best studio to ever exist. Doga Kobo: Just give them loli lesbians. |
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SamTHK said: Kuro_Neko04 said: and when did clannad story was make by kyoaniWow didn't know that renowned masterpieces like Clannad and Haruhi Suzumiya were just "good stories". It wasn't. You just said "their stories" but there aren't any original stories except Violet Evergarden IIRC so I thought you were talking about the stories they adapted. EDIT: My bad. Violet Evergarden is adapted from novel. Free seems to be their only original. |
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| KyoAni - legendary Bones - legendary action sequences Pierrout - shit except for GTO shaft - highly eccentric but in a good way Ufotable - biggest budget ofc. sunrise - iconic in the olden days |
Jus1294 said: OnionKnightRises said: Sunrise- Wasn't the biggest mech fan, but still kind of miss when they were more relevant, I do plan on watching all of Gundam one day (and I mean all of them, even the shitty ones), and I really like Gintama. As a new Gundam fan myself, I highly recommend just watching the movies for 0079, a majority of the TV series was just fluff Strongly disagree with this. I've watched the movies and t.v version several times. The movie cuts out things from the show. They completely cut out The Amuro vs M'quve. Characters's introductions were also cut out so they just appear in the following movie without any context. T.V Anime is the definitive version. The movies are fine if you have seen the original already. |
Zeroflamez said: Strongly disagree with this. I've watched the movies and t.v version several times. The movie cuts out things from the show. They completely cut out The Amuro vs M'quve. Characters's introductions were also cut out so they just appear in the following movie without any context. T.V Anime is the definitive version. The movies are fine if you have seen the original already. What they have cut is not that good or important. Also they have added or have rewritten some dialogues - to clear the concept of New Type and the political intrigues. Some scenes were animated from scratch and look way way better in the movies. The pacing is way better than the "mecha of the week" that are the series. And if you think about it, M'quve having some customised mech as hobby and going with it against Amuro is kind of dumb. The guy is part of Zeon's elite, no need for him to dirty his hands in such absurd duel - this is below him. |
Daniel_Naumov said: It means that the drawing is beautiful, but the story is better be not cared for. Since it is usually weak, un-original and simply meaningless beyond being sweetly sad. Ferien said: right, because Fire Force, Captain Tsubasa and Cells at Work (among others) don't exist... The studio has enough bad publicity with Jojo. Better not include other humiliating works. How do they have bad publicity with jojo? |
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| Kyoto Animation has beautiful stuff with a great story so I don't know what you mean when you say people don't care about the story. |
| Wit studio - love what they make (not everything), but they rarely make errors and when they try, they put KyoAni and ufotable to shame. Satelight - I think of this studio as one that produces consistently good series. A studio that may not make masterpieces, but has yet to disappoint in any way, with the majority of its anime. A-1 Pictures - one of the four studios I have seen the most anime from. With most of those anime being highly rated. J.C.STAFF - the studio that I've seen the most anime from, their content isn't anything outstanding, but the quantity speaks for itself, if the studio sucked, I wouldn't have seen as many anime from it. Studio Pierrot - Its somewhere in the middle, not great, but not bad by any means, its what I look for when Satelight is nowhere to be found. |
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| The only good Ghibli film is Only Yesterday. Maybe Princess Kaguya, too. Madhouse hasn't been good in ages, especially the past 10 years. Same thing with Kyoto Animation. A-1, Ufotable, Whitefox, and CoMix Wave Films sux ballz. P.A. Works are terrible and easily the worst studio. I don't think they've made anything good. Studio 4°C and Hal Film Maker are the best studios by far. |
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| Ufotable: Let's pour all our budget. Doesn't matter if we have to do tax evasion. A1 Pictures: Really unpredictable. But lately they really have been good imo. Let's see if they can carry it on. Pierrot: Let's do trash animation the whole way and pour all our budget into that one hyped up moment. KyoAni: Too beautiful to even mention anything. Wit: The newbies who are really giving their all. |
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alshu said: Zeroflamez said: Strongly disagree with this. I've watched the movies and t.v version several times. The movie cuts out things from the show. They completely cut out The Amuro vs M'quve. Characters's introductions were also cut out so they just appear in the following movie without any context. T.V Anime is the definitive version. The movies are fine if you have seen the original already. What they have cut is not that good or important. Also they have added or have rewritten some dialogues - to clear the concept of New Type and the political intrigues. Some scenes were animated from scratch and look way way better in the movies. The pacing is way better than the "mecha of the week" that are the series. And if you think about it, M'quve having some customised mech as hobby and going with it against Amuro is kind of dumb. The guy is part of Zeon's elite, no need for him to dirty his hands in such absurd duel - this is below him. Either way you get the whole story regardless of which one you choose to watch. I still recommend people to watch both. I did find the movies very long though and exhausting to watch in one sitting opposed to the series where you can pace yourself easier. To be honest me even calling the T.V Anime the "Definitive" version is even kind of a stretch. I don't even think the movie is either. Cause I'm sure if Tomino had a chance to remake it today, he would still be changing and fixing things. I can't really agree with what you said on M'quve though. Going by that logic Dozle hopping in the Big Zam to fight Amuro is kind of dumb and much more below him as well cause he is Zeon royalty. |
| Shaft: Good Doga Kobo: Good Silver Link: Good Bones: Trash KyoAni: Trash P.A. Works: Trash Rest: ''meh'' |
| This is just my current feelings. A1-picture: SAO, pretty crisp and polished animation, but nth too interesting. Sunrise: Mechs, haven't done anything popular in long while, kinda falling studio. Gainax: Have they done anything lately? I.G: Have they done anything lately? Madhouse: Used to be the biggest and did tons of popular anime, but lot ot failures recent years. They should have tried with OPM2, to at least get sth good under their belt. KyoAni: Have their own distinct style of art that has evolved from girls with giant eyes in opposite sides of their heads like bugs to more tolerable style. Slice of life with tragedy or/and comedy. Masters of fanservice. Shaft: Head tilts, have their own art style that is less fanservicey and more artsy than KyoAni's. More "deep" shows than most. Bones: One of the leading studios, does popular stuff and does it pretty well. Focuses well on series they are currently doing, doesn't half-ass stuff. Mappa: Takes lot of risks that don't always pay off, but sometimes do. Willing to do original anime, adapt older anime, explore untrendy genres. Doesn't always keep the quality up until the end, sometimes the production is kinda messy.. but hats off to them. Ghibli: Had their own style of story telling and animation, their movies will remain as anime classics. Ufotable: Unlimited budget works, flashy animation that blends drawn and cgi animation well. Sometimes stories lack same impact as the animation though. Toei: Lovely art style in the past (One Piece, Lovely Complex), not that recognizable anymore. Cuts corners what comes to animation quality, more quantity than quality. David production: Jojo? TMS: Does lot of stuff, doesn't do anything that flashy but usually does well, someone you can count on. -- more: Lerche: Lesser version of MAPPA, but kinda getting there. Adapts lot of good bit unknown stories that still have decent fandoms. Sometimes has production issues and animation quality drops. Studio Deen: Adapts popular stuff, does bare mininum with them, profit. J.C.Staff: Adapts popular stuff, does bare mininum with them, profit. Doga Kobo: New studio that challenges KyoAni of it's spot of king of fanservicey comedy anime and moes. Doesn't do tragedy though, no KyoAni feels. Orange: CGI anime can actually be good? My favorite used to be Shaft, but it's currently between Mappa and Lerche. They just make me want to root for them. |
| Kyoto Animation - gorgeously beautiful stories about people and their feelings. Ghibli: like Kyoto Animation but for movies, and with more touches of fantasy, where KyoAni would more likely have something with a modern-real-life-Japan setting. Gonzo - that studio that other people make fun of but for some reason I seem to like their stuff. Studio Fantasia - that studio that closed some years ago but made like a couple shows I really like. Trigger - known for their animation style, but maybe too stylized/exaggerated for my taste. A-1 - People keep ragging on this, but IIRC I've heard it's more of a publishing label than one single studio? Anyhow, Asterisk War is actually a pretty good show. Toei - classics. |
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Zeroflamez said: I can't really agree with what you said on M'quve though. Going by that logic Dozle hopping in the Big Zam to fight Amuro is kind of dumb and much more below him as well cause he is Zeon royalty. - Dozle is impulsive, likes to handle the problems personally and quite crazy at times. - M'quve is calm, more of strategic thinker and always acts rationally. It's uncharacteristic for him dirty his hands with such trivial matter. Also the situation in which Dozle jumped to action was quite desperate, M'quve involvement wasn't needed. |
sonofbatmanrp13 said: Hey where's Pierrot???The most incompetent studio in the world which ruins great manga. Their adaptation of Kingdom and Tokyo Ghoul is nothing but a disaster.They did complete injustice to their source material.They are the king of filler.It's amazing that they made Boruto which is 100% filler but can't adapt Tokyo Ghoul properly. I was considering watch the first two seasons since there's a third season coming in Spring. What's wrong with Kingdom? |
alshu said: Zeroflamez said: I can't really agree with what you said on M'quve though. Going by that logic Dozle hopping in the Big Zam to fight Amuro is kind of dumb and much more below him as well cause he is Zeon royalty. - Dozle is impulsive, likes to handle the problems personally and quite crazy at times. - M'quve is calm, more of strategic thinker and always acts rationally. It's uncharacteristic for him dirty his hands with such trivial matter. Also the situation in which Dozle jumped to action was quite desperate, M'quve involvement wasn't needed. Either way, was most likely a time constraint thing as to why M'quve's duel wasn't in there. Not so much that it was against his character. That's what I think anyways.. |
SithSteel said: They adapted the story well.The story and characters are really compelling but the visuals are garbage.It's a combination of CG and 2D.The CGI IS janky and don't mesh well with the 2D.The fights are awful at look at.There is no fight choreography or animation.It's just there.For an anime whose entirety is set in war torn China,the action fails because of shitty visuals.If you could endure the bad visuals, lackluster fights and terrible background,you could enjoy a heck of a story.sonofbatmanrp13 said: Hey where's Pierrot???The most incompetent studio in the world which ruins great manga. Their adaptation of Kingdom and Tokyo Ghoul is nothing but a disaster.They did complete injustice to their source material.They are the king of filler.It's amazing that they made Boruto which is 100% filler but can't adapt Tokyo Ghoul properly. I was considering watch the first two seasons since there's a third season coming in Spring. What's wrong with Kingdom? |
Zeroflamez said: Either way, was most likely a time constraint thing as to why M'quve's duel wasn't in there. Not so much that it was against his character. That's what I think anyways. In Gundam Build Fighters a fan of him and his mech mentions that in the movies M'quve survives the war. I never read the Gundam 0079 books and manga but I guess it's canon since it is mentioned in a Gundam show about Gundam fans. |
| Just finished watching Mushishi by Artland, and that was really good animation for being 2005 man. ESPECIALLY those still images. |
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| hm to be honest i don't know so many and when i watch a anime i mostly don't really care about the studio, i think i should change that. but my opinion on the few studios i know about are: Ghibli: the details are eyecandy , international popularity, some really good stuff. Gainax: dead king Trigger: wannabe prince, and the art design is not really my cup of tea. Kyoto Animation: burn baby burn, ah i mean cute and beautiful stuff. Nippon Animation: my childhood, charming and timelessly beautiful. |
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sonofbatmanrp13 said: SithSteel said: They adapted the story well.The story and characters are really compelling but the visuals are garbage.It's a combination of CG and 2D.The CGI IS janky and don't mesh well with the 2D.The fights are awful at look at.There is no fight choreography or animation.It's just there.For an anime whose entirety is set in war torn China,the action fails because of shitty visuals.If you could endure the bad visuals, lackluster fights and terrible background,you could enjoy a heck of a story.I was considering watch the first two seasons since there's a third season coming in Spring. What's wrong with Kingdom? Oh, ok. I was already aware of the CGI issues so, yeah, I'd be watching Kingdom more for the story than anything else. |
alshu said: Zeroflamez said: Either way, was most likely a time constraint thing as to why M'quve's duel wasn't in there. Not so much that it was against his character. That's what I think anyways. In Gundam Build Fighters a fan of him and his mech mentions that in the movies M'quve survives the war. I never read the Gundam 0079 books and manga but I guess it's canon since it is mentioned in a Gundam show about Gundam fans. It's been a while since I watched Build Fighters so either I can't remember or that scene might have slipped my mind, cause that's the first I've heard of him surviving. Of course I'm not saying I don't believe you, it's just a surprise to me that he does. Yeah, what's cannon and what isn't can be confusing. Especially since none of the U.C novels are translated. So it's hard to keep up with new additions to the cannon. Unless you can read Japanese of course. |
Zeroflamez said: It's been a while since I watched Build Fighters so either I can't remember or that scene might have slipped my mind, cause that's the first I've heard of him surviving. I think it's around the times when Susumu was explaining about his mech (M'quve's private mech) and I don't really care if its canon, just I like the idea that Tomino rethought and decided that M'quve would do such thing even if he had the means to do it. |
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