Its been 30 years and this still has yet to be topped in terms of animation and overall direction.
What does that tell us about the industry post-2000 era?
Its been 30 years and this still has yet to be topped in terms of animation and overall direction
Jose Bell
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Jacob Foster
it's become shonen, moe, and yuri trash as of this decade. there is not passion for people to animate on 1's and draw every frame now that digital animation exists
Justin Mitchell
Ever heard of Zeta?
Angel Russell
Why does it need to be topped?
Christian Cruz
>it's been thirty years
>what does this tell us about the industry in the last nineteen years?
By your own words, that it was the same as the preceding decade+, I guess.
Lincoln Mitchell
Feature film anime is a fucking wasteland, the next generation of directors is an embarrassment.
Gabriel Lopez
When is the next bubble?
Ryan Martin
It literally doesn't look that good.
Jayden Martin
Wrong in every respect, watch more anime
James Mitchell
I'm gonna say the next animation boom is when neural networks take over the job of making actually animating between frames in 2d and artists/directors/editors can focus only on drawing key frames and mastering the software, we will see animation that is sumptuously detailed and beautiful, consistently smooth while clearly not involving any 3d cg or rotoscoping. The techniques to do this are already in the very early stages of development so there are a lot of problems still but it looks very promising.
Some people will hate it conceptually but I believe the results will speak for themselves in the end. Stuff will vary wildly in quality still as the human team is still the most important component, the AI only does the incredibly tedious part that people aren't paid enough to do.
Zachary Davis
>yet to be topped
Pretty sure SAO has already aired dude.
Liam Lopez
This just seems terrifying.
Lincoln Evans
absolutely based user
Juan Williams
Imagine being retarded for the sake of being contrarian
Henry Sanchez
reminder that
anime was a m i s t a k e
Owen Cox
This is some Scanner Darkly shit
Elijah Hill
never
Jacob Moore
They lack the money, spirit, amazing source material, and skilled workers of the bubble era. There's some luck on who gets hired to what position too.
Landon Harris
we also need the AIs to write the plot for the animes. The openAI is already quite far ahead in that regard. Soon Ais will write your favorite SoL anime, pic related
Blake Bennett
GITS topped it in 95 the fuck are you talking about?
Ethan Mitchell
>animes
yikes
Also, I hope we never get to the point where art is literally mass produced. I'd go to crazy
Ayden Miller
We're in it
If you mean when it will pop, soon, probably around 2021.
Christian Fisher
Thanks for the nightmares
Ayden Evans
Kill your self ironic weeb
Elijah Fisher
Kinda helps when it has a huge ass fucking budget and STILL went over budget.
Andrew Price
Well this thread is shit. Can anyone help me remember a manga/anime?
there was a group of teenage special forces / soldiesr or maybe just two of them, wearing special suits. They enter an underground futuristic research complex controlled by an AI or maybe a presumed dead researcher to look for something or someone. Above ground it looked like a castle, and there was some sort of entrance with a large hole leading straight down I think.
There was monsters and plants and weird shit goin on down there, I think a few of them died, and a large part of the manga was spent trying to get out. At the end they learn it was all a game or something.
It was set in a fantasy / sci-fi setting? Maybe post-apocalyptic? It starts right off with them entering the castle or whatever.
Michael Scott
Isn't this Kimi no nawa?
Carter Long
~9mil?