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I like him better than Nakamura honestly
I think hes on the staff for the Yozakura Quartet OAD as well from the looks of the trailer
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Posted 22 July 2010 - 11:59 PM
He's awesome. No denying it, but I just like Nakamura clean style more. I don't know, I'd still choose Nakamura over Tanaka, though by a small margine.
Would be awesome to see his work in Yozakura Quartet. Too bad it's only an OAD. Who knows how short/long it will be. I love it when Ryochimo does a series and calls up his friends to make WIN.
Would be awesome to see his work in Yozakura Quartet. Too bad it's only an OAD. Who knows how short/long it will be. I love it when Ryochimo does a series and calls up his friends to make WIN.
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Posted 23 July 2010 - 05:56 PM
Hiroshi Tomioka MAD
Seems to work mostly for JC Staff & Bones though has done work for other studios too.
Masami Obari MAD
I just hope he brings some of his great talent to the new SRW anime... fingers crossed.
Seems to work mostly for JC Staff & Bones though has done work for other studios too.
Masami Obari MAD
I just hope he brings some of his great talent to the new SRW anime... fingers crossed.
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Posted 24 July 2010 - 09:58 PM
Dangaioh! lol, it has a good song though, Cross Fight!
Yeah the MAD is just of his mecha shows. I'm surprised he did some stuff for a modern show like Code Geass.
His Dragonar OPs are really awesome, that MAD has it in really low quality, but here's it in HD
Just read this off twitter:
Yeah the MAD is just of his mecha shows. I'm surprised he did some stuff for a modern show like Code Geass.
His Dragonar OPs are really awesome, that MAD has it in really low quality, but here's it in HD
Just read this off twitter:
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Judging by an interview with director Masami Obari, he seems to be quite enthusiastic about his new 'Super Robot Wars' anime. He said that he'd gathered 2D mecha animation experts and he wanted as many mecha-loving animators as possible to participate. Obari himself directs/storyboarded episode 1. If they really managed to gathered some good people, maybe it won't be that bad after all.
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Posted 25 July 2010 - 03:12 PM
I don't think its been released in the west. Dragonar was made towards the end of the 80s, it was an attempt by Sunrise to create another smash hit like Gundam after ZZ Gundam. It didn't quite get the big success like Gundam managed but I hear it is well liked by most anime fans in Japan.
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Posted 31 July 2010 - 01:26 AM
Yoshiyuki Ito and Kou Yoshinari ones I've seen, but that other animator is new to me. He's pretty good actually. It's just that he does standard scenes where nothing much happens. So he doesn't shine much. That FMA scene where that hand is trying to grab Scar was awesome.
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Posted 05 August 2010 - 03:02 PM
Nice article on Black Rock Shooter and the various animators involved.
http://aninomiyako.w...85rock-shooter/
Nice info on Ordet, A1 and KyoAni.
http://aninomiyako.w...85rock-shooter/
Nice info on Ordet, A1 and KyoAni.
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Posted 10 August 2010 - 07:07 PM
Summer Wars MAD
I wonder what Hosada's next work will be..
And did you guys know, Mamoru Hosoda was originally going to direct Howls Moving Castle, but for some reason he left the project or got fired.
I wonder what Hosada's next work will be..
And did you guys know, Mamoru Hosoda was originally going to direct Howls Moving Castle, but for some reason he left the project or got fired.
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Posted 14 August 2010 - 11:52 PM
There's this documentary that aired in Japan recently, it focused on Yoshinori Kanada and all his works with lots of comments form many big animators who knew him well.
Here are screencaps from it:
http://ia.ath.cx/pag...29f300d7079.php
I hope I can find a link to watch it, seems really cool.
Here are screencaps from it:
http://ia.ath.cx/pag...29f300d7079.php
I hope I can find a link to watch it, seems really cool.
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Posted 06 September 2010 - 07:11 AM
Drak, on 30 June 2010 - 03:11 AM, said:
i dunno if this counts as sakuga. there aren't any fight scenes (if that is a requirement) :X.
but "5 centimeters per second" has breathtaking animation. i really love the clarity, colors, and how the lighting looks so natural. the backgrounds have such attention to detail. this movie won several awards too
but "5 centimeters per second" has breathtaking animation. i really love the clarity, colors, and how the lighting looks so natural. the backgrounds have such attention to detail. this movie won several awards too
A little late, but I watched this a couple months ago, and I'm currently re-watching it now. I have to say I am completely blown away b how beautiful the art and animation are in this film. The art of the actual characters are a tad simple, but it still looks great, and they make even that look beautiful. I'm a big Shounen fan, so I'm not used to this whole "J-Drama" story type...but I still enjoy the movie throughly. If this ever gets any kind of release in the US, you can be sure I'll be picking it up.
Also, I'm addicted to that theme song "One more time, One More Chance".
