Also a good staff 🤣🤣

Alpha Jay 3.0 that’s why Kyoto Animation is so great.

that is correct.

@@yen_bm Thank you

Yoshi committing tax fraud was just the start.

Honestly the misappropriation of charity funds also mentioned in the article rings much worse to me than merely not paying your taxes. At least with the taxes it can potentially be explained as an administrative/accounting error.

This actually made me appreciate ufotable even more, since taxation is theft (The part about potentially having misappropriated funds raised for charity does make me feel disappointed with them though)

Yep. Budget, scheduling, character designs, director, planning. So many factors.

This. I love hearing GDC or DEFCON talks. It is interesting to see how things are made, how things are thought about etc.

Gracias por los subs, persona random.

@@danszcelleskcyp3850 No hay problema, me alegra poder ayudar un poco a la comunidad

Time is money though

@@filipe2338 I know i'm replying to a 3 year old comment but: No it isn't lol

a truly underrated anime.

Not as much because in games, there's no limited scope. For example, with anime, you're paying for 12 episodes that are 20 minutes long. No matter what you pay, you're paying for just those 20 minutes and the quality relies on your planning, connections and direction. But with games, you can expand the scope however you want. You can add hours to the gameplay experience, add new features, spend a lot of time on UI, spend more time in bug fixing etc. etc. So budgets have a much more visible effect in games. That said, it doesn't necessarily make the game good. Bad design decisions and poor planning can still wreck a game that costs tens of millions of dollars.

The Canipa Effect Thanks, that makes a lot of sense, really appreciate it.

My guess is One Punch Man. It was wildly successful in the first season, so I can't imagine that it would be given a smaller budget in the second season. Yet the Studio changes (and presumably the staff changes) really hit the quality. Also Mekakucity Actors. Studio Shaft is a fairly successful studio with good animators, but the animation for Mekakucity Actors was pretty mediocre. There was also a CG scene in one of the episodes that was notoriously bad which they had to fix in the Blue Ray. I don't know which staff they put on that project, but it was saddening to see the potential of the Kagerou Project get undermined by the anime.

@@SadFace201 When did Mekakucity Actors aired, again ?

Spacemancer Dragon Ball Super’s expenditure on episodes is not cheap at all. Probably one of the few studios that spends the most for weekly projects. However, you can already guess why their quality is not consistent throughout. Toei is a notorious studio.

We have ex arm now lmao. What's the budget of Seven Deadly Sins season 3?

and the skill too, having animators like yutaka nakamura or norio matsumoto or literally any animator thats really good will make noticable impacts.

That's Eden. Coming this year.

Ho can you explain ? I mean other studio do make good animation even with a ep every week (at least better than OP) And toei + one piece is a big pile of cache so yeah can you explain i am curious

It is pretty well explained here in a condensed manner: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZqyomdB5qtDLnYU.html

The only way to know is for the production committee agreeing to make the budget public, which most likely doesn't happen because they stand to lose more than anything by doing so.

It's usually 150k-250k per episode with some outliers

this is why I don't take anyone seriously, if they enter the argument or make a joke about "Budget" when the discussion is about quality of an anime.

Not true!...There's no way Inferno Cop was funded with anything but the budget of a happy meal.

I'm playing the game just so i can watch the anime,is it really that good? I've heard it's very well done

@@diegobrando4061 As a fan of the game, it's absolutely fantastic.

@@KaNoMikoProductions Thank you! I'm about to finish the 5th singularity, can't wait to watch the anime

@@diegobrando4061 By 5, you mean America, right? You've got good stuff ahead of you. Camelot, Babylonia, and Solomon are the best singularities in the game. The anime is so far everything I could hope for in an adaptation. It is not perfect, but it is pretty damn good. Episode 8 was the "first proper action episode," as the staff put it, and it was phenomenal.

@@KaNoMikoProductions Oh yes i didn't think it would be so well written for a game, can't wait for the next singularities and the anime! Thank you for your words

Houseki No Kuni i believe

It's the The Anime Guild opening by Ufotable Digital Team. You can watch the whole thing on the Ufotable Vimeo.

Not even that is entirely true. Some animators are just slow and not very good. Talent and connections tend to be the norm, which is why is so important to know who's working on an anime.

I mean, unless your name is Oshiyama or Weilin even good animators won’t be able to make something amazing if they only have like 5 days to work on an episode…but I do agree, time alone doesn’t make a piece of good animation, so many other factors like talent, directing choices and animator’s freedom to interpret the storyboard

@@luminousepoque8666 I said myth for a reason

This is pretty much the same as budget though since budget would be used to "buy time" by hiring more animators or paying the staff over a longer period of time.

@@Knoloaify paying staff over longer periods doesn't work because of deadlines, and more animators usually means more time is needed to check and polish, so no use in that either, if your problem is time. It's not unlike many other jobs, you need to schedule properly to "gain" time.

Kill la Kill

I think it's most likely due to the way anime is sold and marketed, as well as what you choose to watch. Because anime in the 90's isn't that different from the 00's and 10's violence-wise. Hell just watch the Heaven's Feel movies that have gore and sex, Psycho-Pass or more surprisingly Kimetsu no Yaiba which can get pretty gruesome despite being aimed at young teens. And I didn't even mention Maid in Abyss, which has more gory and hard hitting scenes than many 80's anime. There are still anime with gore out there. With the death of the OAV model, there're fewer ways to sell really crazy violent/sexual content, but this is changing due to the new trend of movie series which can have more freedom due to not having TV restrictions on them. I also think that gore simply isn't as popular as it used to be, with iyashi-kei being the most popular genre there's obviously less violence in anime as a result. That said there is censorship, for TV anime. Especially aimed at children and young teens. Like Jotaro's cigarette, etc. Also, there's bias in the way we perceive 80's anime because we don't consume them like people did at the time. All the gory scenes you're thinking about weren't shown in TV anime shows for younger people even back then, even Gundam (which main theme is WAR) didn't have gore.

@@Knoloaify Yeah the perceived bias with 80's-90's era anime, that's my main pet-peeve with people that praise the 80s-90s anime. They're praising the whole era for a couple of stuff they have just watched recently. If they watched animes in those era like how we watch animes now (limited to just the current seasons at that time), I bet they won't give so much praise to it

It's unlisted now. Still available for those that want to seek it out by digging through playlists, but I'm not comfortable with it showing up in searches. There are certainly videos I've made in the past that I'd want to redo, or change parts of, but I don't want to George Lucas it too much. That said, whilst the messaging of that video in particular was alright, it missed a lot of the points that define a modern anime studio, and is in conflict with pretty much every video that came after it.

@@TheCanipaEffect Sure I can relate to wanting to do things differently or being annoyed about how certain parts didn't turn out well. But kuddos for unlisting(when I made the comment the video was not unlisted) there's enough misinformation about as it is we shouldn't be making it harder for people

@@TheCanipaEffect can you elaborate a bit what's conflicting between the unlisted video and this new video

@@Stevem omg it's you I love your video

Is that a Harry Enfield reference?

Now look at how bad Boogiepop looks with the same director and studio.

One of the games - I would say - nails the anime look would also be DB Fighterz. This video, while very funny, also shows that in order to achieve 1:1 anime look you have to deform models greatly: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r857och1mpnPhYU.html Which means a lot more work compared to just making a 3D animation and adding line filters to it.

Nah, those shots of Kill la Kill were only used because they have money in them. Wasn't talking about the animation quality at all.

@@TheCanipaEffect ya but being used during tht part gives that effect

What about the money spended on their device(tablet PC, android phone) and what about money spended on charging the device What about the sto age space they have Most of them had to use their mobile for personal uses and it could have consumed space and caused the phone lagging That make them unable to produce more content

​@@user-mh6ju3pg8c Bruh I'm an animator if you could not bother to open my channel. What you said is absolutely true and what I said is partially a joke. In my state I am not payed at all and I still live with my parents. They pay for the food I eat and the electricity bill. If I get a commission I use it to upgrade my tablet or upgrade my computer to handle my animation program but I still make experiment with animations until I can reach at least average level. The Anime Budget Episode is either two things. They have the standard budget and animators are just so passionate to make great animation, An example is One Punch Man. Or the anime just has ridiculous budget. Like Attack on Titan. Also, Nichijou is a high budget anime. (I know it's animated so well, but it's not as flashy as the "Budget Episode")

@@RalvinTY didn't expected you to be.. !! I will check it out Ima an animator too I can create high quality content I have a lot of project to work on 😆 so, I have uploaded short animated videos only I will upload a full-length animated series soon Btw have you watched dorohedoro it's done by MAPPA(same studio as aot S4) It's amazing when a single slice of life anime have smooth and God tier animation while action genre anime hav to drop of in quality Hyouka, a slic of life anime by Kyoto have really top animation While some action based anime drop of in quality My fav is Tokyo ghoul and Attack on titan(first episode was thrilling) SINCE I NOTICED SO MUCH VIDEO ABOUT UFOTABLE I KNOW TJEY HAVE AMAZING ANIMATION TOO...THESE KIMD OF VIDEOS ARE HELPFUL BTW IF YOU HAVE ENOUGH SUBSCRIBERS YOU ARE SUPPODED TO HAVE A✔️ WITH YOUR NAME RIGHT?

@@user-mh6ju3pg8c Sorry dude I'm not really that good and I don't have that much subscribers to be verified but I can atleast call myself an animator. I also love the anime series you recommended they are all such masterpieces! I see you are doing 3d and flipaclip animations ^_^ Good luck with your future projects!

@@RalvinTY btw I watched you short film and it is really amazing!!! 😉👍 Amazing story anD amazing animation (Is it flipaclip?) The art-style and character design is top-notch 😉 !

I thought the animation was fine outside of that fucking CGI Satsuki in the early episodes.

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