This was a masterpiece wasn't it?
Flip Flappers!
Dominic Russell
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Cameron Collins
Michael Walker
I really like the eyes they have. It has a unique spark of life.
Josiah Howard
Perfection.
Cooper Green
It's not perfect enough to be a masterpiece, but it's one of my favorite anime and will always have a special place in my heart.
I too, especially Coconas eyes. Although some people complained about them, I think they were too big.
Eli Richardson
>Cockona
Caleb Green
The ideal female form
Jackson Thomas
>hurr durr an inherently subjective work of art has to be "perfect" in order to be a masterpiece
Let me guess; you score your anime "objectively"?
Liam Parker
Hunter Brown
I would say only astounding pieces of art that have barely any flaws at all can be considered a "masterpiece". But if you force me to drop this rather specific definition, well okay, Flip Flappers is a masterpiece then.
Anthony Powell
Even subjective entertainment has objective technical aspects. For anime its the quality of the animation. For games its the graphics and the coherency of the control scheme. As a whole the enjoyment is subjective of course but those can parts can definitely be rated objectively.
Adrian Garcia
Why is there no art of Papika with a pomp?
Carter Fisher
Henry Rodriguez
Ethan Hall
PLACENTA
Jaxon Hughes
eva ripoff
Adrian Torres
Well then, what are your standards for "objectively" judging the quality of animation? Because according to people who are into traditional animation (i.e. old-school Disney), virtually all anime, save for the Disney wannabe Ghibli, would be considered low-quality garbage. On the other hand, I think that traditional animation is unoriginal and dull.
So you see, it's not as objective as you'd like to think. So I ask you once more, what are your "objective technical aspects"? Is Redline the only """"objective"""" masterpiece anime simply because it has zillion unique frames?
No, that's not how it works, so please, fuck off with your "muh objectively good art".
Oliver Turner
The ending was really, really bad though.
David Nelson
CUTE!
Connor Williams
Did it Flip Flop?
Joshua Brooks
It Flap Flomped all over the place.
Carter King
William Powell
This is a commonly used screen.
Levi Davis
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Brody Hall
Then the entire industry is an Eva ripoff.
Jayden Stewart
Not the user you're replying to, but do you think that so-called traditional animation fans only like one kind of animation? Most sakugafags are into kanada style and crazy webgen shit. They recognize that shows won't be constant sakuga but stick around for the good parts. Hell, disney and ghibli is boring to sakuga fags. People that're actually interested in animation don't think smoother = better.
And since you were talking about it, there is an objectivity in the quality something is produced, but that doesn't make it objective good (or bad).
Benjamin White
It would be funnier if you did it more sparingly, maybe 1 every month.
Ryder Gonzalez
ED was kino
Luke Taylor
Jose Torres
>but do you think that so-called traditional animation fans only like one kind of animation
From my experience yes.
>Most sakugafags are into kanada style and crazy webgen shit
Anime fans are fundamentally more likely to be open to non-traditional animation. Don't see how that ties in to my post.
>People that're actually interested in animation don't think smoother = better.
It's not about smoothness. Japanese animation follows entirely different philosophy from traditional western animation. If by "people that're interested in animation" you traditionalists, then it truly does boil down to Disney=good, anime=bad. Anime is a joke to them, and honestly, who can blame them? Just look at your average seasonalshit anime.
Nolan Moore
Yes.
Xavier Brown
14 is prime.
Ryder King
2*7
Adrian King
Jonathan Ward
883
Ayden Butler
kusoyarou
Hudson Sanchez
>Papikunt
Connor Jenkins
Maybe I misinterpreted your first message because "traditional animation" is generally a blanket term for all 2D animation, although I think your personal definition of it is more fitting. I'm by no means a 'traditionalist' and I don't think you'd ever find one on here. Also not sure why you quoted my smoothness bit to say the same thing.
Being a fan of all different kinds of 2D animation as well, I know what you mean that there's little objectivity in it, but there still is objectivity to a degree. For example, timing in kanada style cuts is very important, objectively worse if you fuck it up. There's a lot of room for play, but still possible to fuck up. Yuasa stuff has seemingly no rules, but still if they can't keep the frames consistent enough it'll look like shit. Basically if it's an established style or method there's a standard to compare it to, but even then it's ultimately still up to the viewer whether it's good or not. Holding everything to 'objectively good' hinders creativity, but shit animation is still shit animation. No one's going around saying slideshows are good unless they're being ironic.
Samuel Martin
Yeah, I agree.
Jace Phillips
Ian Rivera
How old is she?
Henry Sanchez
Why do you wanna know?
Matthew Lopez
Anime is saved
Kevin Garcia
They're 14 I believe, the perfect age.
Jayden White
Adrian Nguyen
Papi "if she's 12 I'm 12" kana
Jeremiah Sanders
Mason Edwards
There needs to be more art of Papicake desu
Colton Hughes
Its was very visually interesting and had some good themes. Pity about the ending or it would have been really good.
Gabriel Reed
Papika was present at Cocona's birth.
Parker Powell
It suffers from what every anime suffers from. Great premise, great art, great themes, great characters and designs, absolute dogshit writing and plot.