| If they didn't care, they wouldn't have fixed the animation in the BD release. |
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| sounds to me like Japan has their priorities in order at least in regards to this. |
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| well the things they care are actually might be of no importance to us. |
| They don't care about it, and Westerners only care about animation and sakuga, but it's MAPPA's fault for badly adapting Chainsaw Man. |
| If you're a fanboy, please don't waste my time. Watch more movies, please. Perhaps, this is hell. |
| it's not that they don't care, have you ever heard the phrase "done is better than perfect"? if visuals didn't matter, mediocre trash like kimetsu wouldn't have dominated sales. which also involved bad cgi at times. and slapped on fireplace effects. what ruined csm was the director himself. the show was poorly paced, looked awful, and the director made disgusting anti-anime statements. then tried to cover his ass with "b-but fujimoto likes movies, don't blame me" he made a bad product, trying to tailor it to his own taste, then he was an insufferable asshole, then pretended it was never his fault. even now he says "we don't know what went wrong" what an asshat. |
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Phosphophyllita said: What are you talking about... They adapted it flawlessly.They don't care about it, and Westerners only care about animation and sakuga, but it's MAPPA's fault for badly adapting Chainsaw Man. |
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| if they didn't care about it, chainsaw man would have actually sold more than 1700ish but because of the cgi no one cared to own a copy of cgi |
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deg said: Anime's pacing of 3 chapters per episode is pretty standard thoughDaddyDonovan said: I don't get what people's problem is with the chainsaw man adaptation, like it was pretty well animated, had very good direction, and animated the manga at like 1.5 chapters per ep which is a little slow but not terrible. I mean especially given how many bad adaptations there are I just don't see what there is to dislike. the chainsaw man manga is fast pace and more funny i guess unlike the serious or realistic tone and slow pacing of the anime |
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| I never noticed that and I have read the manga. Both were always entertaining to me, which is even more so an accomplishment for anime because I know what happens next. Episodes ended without me noticing |
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deg said: MarkVijet said: Anime's pacing of 3 chapters per episode is pretty standard though if you read the manga of chainsaw man each chapter takes like 3 minutes to read that is how fast pace it is, it has less dialogues and more action panels the anime drag the scenes so long that its overly animated or have too much animation If anything the slow scenes carried the anime. Watching bad CG Denji slash maniacally with no pause would be very tiring very fast. The good thing about anime is that it can pace out things, whereas a manga just drops all the panels on you at once. The webtoon format can replicate that by using empty space, but since manga is printed, that'd be a huge waste of paper. |
| What exactly is "sakuga"? I've been googling it but I can only vaguely understand that it's some exceptionally animated scene. Can someone give me a visual example of this? |
| Best ending line in anime history = "My name is Saiki Kusuo. I am a psychic." |
deg said: have you read the manga? No, I don't read action manga, i can't follow what's happening in such a low frame rate. And you'll have a hard time selling me a manga by telling me that the best parts of the anime are missing. Besides, there's a difference in being slow paced and boring. Showcasing the daily life life of the characters was important for the anime, so was showing them being bored in the hotel thingy. |
deg said: sakuga simply means good or great animation but then good or great animation is subjective so it varies but you can check some here https://sakugabooru.com/ Thanks. That site showed me exactly what sakuga meant. But since it had so many examples in anime, doesn't it mean that they still care? |
| Best ending line in anime history = "My name is Saiki Kusuo. I am a psychic." |
deg said: I was talking about OP's question of whether Japan still cares about sakuga. Maybe I should have quoted OP before the 2nd sentence. My bad. FrozenLich said: Thanks. That site showed me exactly what sakuga meant. But since it had so many examples in anime, doesn't it mean that they still care? what do you mean they still care? of what? |
| Best ending line in anime history = "My name is Saiki Kusuo. I am a psychic." |
| What makes you think they don't? Don't you want to ask if western people care too much about sakuga either? |
| I know that there is nothing better than good drawings, but I know the time and expense involved, so I am not looking for high quality. There are animations with beautiful drawings but uninteresting stories. Also, if too much effort is put into drawing, there will be months between the first and second seasons, during which time the trend will shift to new animation, and the viewer may become bored with the work. It is sometimes better to air a certain number of episodes at once, even if the quality is lowered a little. |
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| Only manchildren care about animation quality and whatever the fuck sakuga is. |
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