ITT: we look at different anime studio buildings and discuss them

are all japanese buildings specifically designed to leave no survivors in case of fire?

bane?

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Let's the interior, user.

Doga Kobo will be fine because they are largely irrelevant as an animation studio.

looks like nips took quite literally phrase not seeing daylight because of hard work

What's the point of letting unlucky people live?

you're supposed to step on that tightrope right in front of them you moron

of courshe
the fire rises

You can specialize in earthquakes or fires, it's against the rules to do both.

Someone gas Pierrot, they ruined TG.

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>jumping out of the fire exit to grab hold of the power lines

Are you sure about that user? Thats not a tightrope.

Reinforced glass windows might as well be considered transparent solid walls. That looks like a deathtrap that outsiders can see through.

if you hang from the ledge before dropping, you probably wont break your legs
though i dont know why they dont put a small ladder on the wall there, it doesnt have to go far down

Yes, it reminds them of the incendiary bombing raids of 1945 and gives them a comfy nostalgic feeling as they burn.

Do you have any idea how hot it gets just outside the windows?
It's either jump or be cooked alive.

Burning this studio...

Perfectly smashable using a chair.

t. have done this

Gotta pick your elemental resistance.

Can't let studio secrets get out.

looks like commieblock lmao no wonder gooks kill themselves

Nobody dislikes Doga Kobo so they're fine.

Story time.

where's the fire escape?

Part of a building was being demolished to make space for an expansion so we did it for the luzl.

WITH NO SURVIVORS

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This building looks even worse than that one that Kyoani had

So this fat Otaku fuck is responsible for the worst tragedy for Japan since WW2 huh?

You can't really tell from one picture of the outside unless we know where the fire exits are or aren't. It's entirely possible they have a proper stairwell with self-closing and sealing fire doors and a ground level fire escape door. They also probably don't have a spiral staircase that will act as a chimney and funnel smoke and carbon monoxide up to all the above floors.

How likely are copycat crimes from this?

Nope, that would be Fukushima.

KyoAni was only targetable because of a NHK staff going over for an interview.

thats not even the same guy, so no.

It really depends but they can be 3/4" thick and multilayered, especially for upper floors. Your only hope is to push the whole pane out of the frame, but they are built specifically to prevent that too.

The one on the left is roof access, not a fire escape.

Holy fuck its real

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nice boat

Is that an Orange Pekoe I see?

That would backfire in an instant if their waifu got killed off or generally bullied in their shows

I like big boats and I cannot lie

they always expect one in the wreckage...

It is a fire escape. You get on the roof, then use this ladder to climb back to the ground. At least that's how it's devised in my country.

>Shirobako left out the antique lamppost
I'm mad now.

>Doga Kobo
NO MOTHERFUCKER NOT THE YURUS

The antique lamppost makes sense for the nautical/pirate theme of Murai, but not for Taitanic

That also made that building to the right look nicer

We weren't talking about the ladder.

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What shitwater country are you from?

Maybe some rope ladders stored behind those doors would work

Why do all anime studio buildings look exactly the same?

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Rope burns really well.

Most things that don't burn that well still heat up really well.

Generally speaking you want to keep your hands to yourself during any fire.

Yeah, but they're not entirely "doors" either. They don't reach all the way to the floor, they are more like windows. Not that you couldn't climb out of them if there was a ladder or something.

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>220x161

Is that an anime studio for ants?

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Are they not like the airplane emergency exits with an inflatable slide?

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>Are they not like the airplane emergency exits with an inflatable slide?

Might very well be a thing in Nippon.

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Japanese are all manlets, fits pretty well.

Kyoto Animation disabled the entrance lock by request of the NHK. They also gathered all the studio directors there for the interviews.

You do not need to review buildings much. Just never trust NHK and never disable the entrance lock.

p.s. disney and netflix are behind this, probably anglo is also involved

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Because they are all office buildings. They tend to look like that.

NHK staff are all boomers, aren't they? Any normal person would just do a phone call when arriving instead of makin the whole studio an unprotected mess

Imagine being the person that asked that.

I'm guessing it was a voluntary idea from someone in the studio though.

It makes no sense that people were using this as an excuse. On a day you are set to receive random visitors security should be heightened if anything.

This, NHK was predicted this and did nothing. This is a crime.

Because this isn't murica where people have already accepted that random attacks are part of daily risk assessments. And this isn't some super important office building. It's some random office where a bunch of nerds work.

I don't agree, why have security at all then on any day? It was a simple failure of logic for the sake of convenience and the Japanese tradition of pointless obsequity.

Install high no climb fencing. Have boomgates and powered sliding doors. Have cctv and guards at entrances. Only allow registered workers and guests inside. Have card access doors inside too. My podunk third world run of the mill office have these security measures.

>small studio got a big project that should be released last month, but it's not even in the middle yet
>running with a slice of toast in the mouth everyday
>two died from overwork so far
>some mad man decides to burn it down
>your building has no windows and just one door
>you're trapped
>suddenly, earthquake
>enough to open some cracks in the wall
>minutes later
>the tsunami extinguishes the fire and saves the anime adaptations of The Man Without Qualities by Musil
>"phew, that was close"
>Disney got the rights and butchered the whole thing for their streaming service
>Ulrich got the Mickey Mouse's voice for some reason
To be fair, they made a fortune licensing the toys and Austria World in Kingdom Hearts 4 is really cool.
The real tragedy happened during the production of the anime adaptation of Mister President by Asturias for Netflix...

or just have fire escapes instead of a bottleneck for an exit that connects through every floor like a charcoal chimney since japan has no guns to worry about and a knife attacker wouldn't have this level of efficiency

>p.s. disney and netflix are behind this, probably anglo is also involved

I believe it, honestly. This retard didn't do this alone, he knew exactly when and where to attack them to do the most damage possible to the company. No way he just so happened to show up when their security was disabled and most of their senior staff were in the building. Some idiot who couldn't even keep himself from setting his own feet on fire wasn't the sole person responsible for this, that's for damn sure.

>concept art vs ingame

It was Apple. Why else do you think Tim Cook tweeted about the fire? He's just rubbing salt in the wound.

kek

They where waiting in a car on the street during the arson. Crew director recorded arsonist via smartphone.

(((American))) media are in the shitter and there are a lot of CIA officers set free after Trump cancelled ISIS.
Anglo is surely involved, as american elites own Japan and are not that interested in winning national competition with them. Any significant profits they make would belong to American state regardless. And they can influence any content trough Japanese government too.

>not just sleeping through the fire
The weak should be weeded out

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How else would a neet have that kind of info

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Imagine if he wakes up from his medically-induced coma and spills all this info to the public.

>"I was hired by The Mouse who feared The Mighty Banzaii of Japan with Violet Evergarden. They promised me Kingdom Hearts sequels"

So many shitty studios. At least Toei Animation looks like a proper company.

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I've been wondering this too. How the fuck did he know this? It couldn't have been coincidence.

Everything points to this motherfucker being a patsy. Any other day and he wouldn't have even been able to get into the building to begin with. He might have started a fire outside and still caused some damage but wouldn't have killed people. But it's like I said, he somehow knew exactly when to attack them and was sufficiently aware of the layout of their building enough to start the fire right at the bottom of the spiral staircase; he knew the exact time and place to do what he did to do the absolute most damage to the company. It would be a fucking miracle if they don't utterly close down in a month because of this, and even if they were to stay around they will simply not be the same company anymore.

I refuse to believe he acted alone but I don't know who would want to take down KyoAni. Who would gain from this? Is the garbage Western film and TV industry hurting enough that they would try to cripple Japanese animation? What's the fucking deal?

He had tools to break in, obviously he didn't know. The NHK visit just saved him extra effort.

>He had tools to break in, obviously he didn't know.

Source? All I heard and saw was that he had knives, not very useful to break into a building with.

He did bring a hammer with him, which could have broken the glass doors. And the knife would could have killed a single security guard without a firearm easily enough.

I just think he planned this out over many months, and plans of buildings aren't that hard to find.