/animu/ - Anime & Otaku Culture

>>28212

I'd say it's related to jap shit.

there will be salt

>>28214

If those comments are anything to go by.

Meanwhile Arabs learned how to make anime.

>>28216

Wait I thought it'd be haram?

>>28217

Alcohol is haram and that didn't stop them from drinking gallons.

>>28216

fuck,Brazillian toons have mroe soul thatn current US toons, China have been making low Q animu for a while, now the Arabs are making anime…

we are officially in the Crazy Times

>>28217

Here are examples of Arab made anime.

>>28232

It's a animator in japan talking about an issue if the thread bothers you then you can filter and move on.

>>28233

>It's a animator in japan talking about an issue

Shut the fuck up, you disingenuous faggot. An animator in japan talking about childrens cartoons does not magically make this thread any less /co/. We both know this nebulous link is only here to miraculously justify spamming the thread on just one more board so you idiots can circlejerk about the latest internet shitshow even harder.

How about you choke on my cock and fuck off, instead?

>>28234

Shut the fuck up, you disingenuous faggot.

How is this being disingenuous? It's related to the topic of Japanese animation and it has an overlap with a /co/.

What caused the massive asspain?

>>28239

It goes nowhere.

>>28235

I think that link is very weak.

It's official trailer for it.

Warning:It has terminal case of calarts.

>>28243

>It goes nowhere.

Why try so hard to shut the discussion down if you believe it goes nowhere?

unappealing*

fuggg :DD

>>28243

I like how he says that they do cool action scenes. As if you could actually pull off an action scene with that "art"style.

>>28245

That's a tranny, isn't it?

>>28250

Hopefully the Board Owner will come along and delete this whole thread so as to preserve its purity and glory of being a Pure imageboard on 8chan. And all the discussion about Anime actually happening in other countries properly will be erased. If there's one walk-away lesson from Moot and 4chan, it's that hardline moderation of what fans want to talk about is the opnly way for forums like this to be awesome and worth putting on a resume.

>>28244

I didn't try to (((shut it down))).

>>28251

>As if you could actually pull off an action scene with that "art"style.

Yes, it would be next to impossible.

>>28245

Wanting Cheetara to be sexy is problematic and misogynistic, anon!

>>28285

i am actually looking forward for this show

>>28225

Don't forget the 2011 Thundercats.

>>28259

>>28212

<hurr stahp discussing totally not related stuff in this board where i totally belong guizexdd

<let me tell you why i'm totally not implying to you stupid fucks how /a/ will always be better than your shitty containment board :^)

>>>/cuckchan/

>>28243

>It goes nowhere.

>Stop talking about things I don't want to talk about!

I don't even want to talk about it myself, but holy shit you're an autistic faggot.

>>28285

This looks bad for mudslime culture, since it seems to be going with muh strong independent womyn. Not really magical girl material, is it? The magical girl shit I'm familiar with is usually girls vs girls, and is very pro-femininity and obviously silly fantasy. Not particularly violent or "badass" like this shitskin is, defeating all these men even while wearing a headscarf. If I were a mudslime shitskin, I'd be really pissed that this exists. For me, I wouldn't watch it anyway because the setting is unappealing and it's already in the westernshit art style.

>>28223

>>28220

Looks like generic shonen shit, an anime made to sell toys. Its animation is good, but it's also pretty uninteresting. Maybe if I could tell what's being said in the second one it would be better, but just the kid waving around that conspicuous knife (the one you know they'll make toys of) tells you everything you need to know.

>>28221

This one looks good, but it's hard to tell from the 2deep4u trailer. The shark moment was dumb, but at least it was funny. I'd give it a try.

>>28285

>arab cartoon-cutie honey

That's just weird. That video is resembles the Op of Re: Cutie Honey so closely, shot for shot, that you can't even call it "homage" any longer. It's like watching the sandnigger version of some Touhou parody animation with characters that I don't know.

>>28223

>fightan shonen based on those "Janbiya" they carry around all the time

That's not a bad idea but also kinda funny.

>>28220

>super robo mecha animu

I guess it's going to be pretty much some "megas xlr" style loveletter to the genre with more animution.

>>28221

That doen't look too bad either but as >>28297

said, it's hard to tell what's even going on. The short dialogue we got might as well be a transcript from some Street Fighter cutscene.

All in all, they look pretty good but in a generic, "standard japanese animation, from those Adult Swim series you loved as a kid"-way. Similar to Boondocks, most "anime" based on popular western vidyas or the recent Castlevania cartoon. Except for that Halal Honey, of course. That looks like Layton and Gainax with a dash of tumblr.

>>28216

Are they even animated by Arabs? by that standard France also learned how to make anime some, see Wakfu and Dofus. So did the US when they made stuff like Avatar or Boondogs, then they forgot.

>>28299

I dunno. That seems a bit like the plot from Black General-san and the character design from Fairly OddParents.

>>28303

>Are they even animated by Arabs?

Good point. Maybe they completely outsourced the animation elsewhere.

>France also learned how to make anime some, see Wakfu and Dofus.

>So did the US when they made stuff like Avatar or Boondogs, then they forgot.

I'd say France's animations are much closer to anime than American's.

There's just something awkward about the artstyle of Avatar and Boondocks that makes them rather… unappealing.

>>28299

gainz

>>28299

I can't stand the MC. He has a garbage design that looks like a stickman, and half the jokes are just about how "cool" and "lovecraftian" he is. The standard formula seems to be that one of the other characters does something a bit unusual, then stickman has to act like an annoying edgelord and top them, then repeat ad nauseam.

>>28348

All I want is for someone to kick his ass every so often. But I only watched a couple episodes, so I don't know.

>>28306

>Wakfu

Is really cancerous.

>>28349

>All I want is for someone to kick his ass every so often

t. Goody Two-shoes

>>28364

He's not wrong, you know. Having a setting where the characters are explicity evil or nefarious and not giving them a challenge, let alone facing a loss is boring. But if this is a filthy spic's attempt at a beaner spongebill, he really fucked it. This plays more like invader zim, and I am almost positive the creator took YUGE cues from zim.

Again, not a bad setting or concept, but no tension or challenge leads to a dull program that wouldnt last on cable tv.

>>28366

>but no tension or challenge

maybe if they get a change to make real show.

>>28369

>if they get a chance to make a full show

Sounds like you don't know how television works, do you?

If you create an IP, you usually have a bible, or master draft. It covers all characters, thier stories, the main story/setting, and character interactions. This bible is the reference for the writing team, as it will outline how characters behave both by themselves and with others. If the show is only for one season/arc/cour, the full plot is included in the bible. If it is a running/franchise series, that plot will be trodden on over time and forgotten. But, shows that air on Nick or CN can be changed from limited to franchise depending on ratings, and other (((factors.)))

It sounds like CN bought thier IP, even if only for commercials. If you screech enough, they might shit something out with a different team. Preferably from calarts. ;^)

>>28356

>>28352

>wakfu is cancerous

this is hard to say, because the quality of ankama shit is all over the place

imo

Wakfu s1 8/10

Wakfu s2 6.5/10

Wakfu s3 1/10

Treasures of Kerubim 8.5

Dofus Book 1 movie 8.5

wakfu side stories - varying quality

Wakfu MMO 1/10

S3 Wakfu you can tell they have no idea what they're doing anymore and the entire show is devoted to circlejerking non-lewd fanservice. The rest of the stuff ranges from decent to pretty great.

>>28395

I'd rate :

- Wakfu S01 ( 6/10 ) : main story is okay, main villain is great, a lot of fillers

- Wakfu S02 ( 3/10 ) : main story is meh, main villain is meh, even more fillers

- Wakfu S03 ( 0/10 ) : main story is shit, main villain is shit, too much bullshit drama

- Dofus - Treasures of Kerubim ( 8/10 ) : comfy episodic show, a lot of worldbuilding, interesting setting

- Doufs - Book 1 - Julith ( 2/10 ) : main story is shit, main villain has shit motivations, bullshit drama

Treasures of Kerubim is the only good one.

>>28398

Aside from him awkwardly donning that armor, the fight scene was animated pretty well.

I especially liked the burning-slice effects whenever her sword was parried.

>>28395

>>28397

i really enjoyed Wakfu S1, Treasures of Kerubim and the Dofus movie, but i heard the fucked up big time the franchise lately and wanted to start a new one. (forgot the name)

Also vid from a dropped project that looked very good and interesting.

((trigger warning– ironic joke referring to reddit meme))

>>28272

>>28292

/s

>>28427

Nintendo games generally make good use of what they have. Clean, colorful artstyles that look good instead of the boring brown'n'gray shit that is popular now (and was more so a few years ago), with framerates that actually hit and stay at 60 unlike almost anything else on other consoles. I don't know if this is the case with the Switch since only a retard would buy a console with paid online, but it was true for the Wii U. Nintendo realize(ed) that they should make good use of what they have instead of just poorly imitating their competition, at least when it came to graphics and performance. Meanwhile the other consoles just tried to compete with PC and produced a bunch of boring-looking games running at shit framerates.

In other words, they took what they had and made the best thing they could. These assholes just make deliberately ugly things because they want to ruin anything that white men might like. They're aren't even trying to make the best with what they have. Don't try to excuse them with that.

>>28499

Old Thundercats was animated in japan, west can't take credit for that.

>>28505

It's not anime as it was produced and written in America. But like the Nips and Americans tend to do now with sending their stuff to Korea in the 80s America used to send their stuff to Japan because it was cheap and high quality. Then they'd do the standard 80s American thing of using key scenes over and over again. It's not anime but it's close.

>>28513

how many years has he been working on goku?

>>28513

>fuark

lainchan pls

>>28299

What a shame to, Alan seems to be a chill dude who loves what he does.

>>28345

Still better than the vast majority of western cartoons. How many of them have a retarded female character who is obsessed with the mc?

>>28601

>Still better than the vast majority of anime. How many of them have a retarded female character who is obsessed with the mc?

FTFY :^)

>>28654

Apparently plenty of people watched it but Lego offered to make a similar show to grab the furry market for much cheaper, so they canceled Thundercats and made that instead.

>>28654

But you're wrong and it was canceled so that a cheaper show could be produced.

>>28671

>canceled so that a cheaper show could be produced.

USA… letting accountants make artistic decisions. wcgw?

>>28654

It had the best animation but the worst story. That said, I'd still take it over Roar.

>>28654

>How the fuck does everyone manage to forget about the 2011 version of thundercats?

Apparently the show was renewed for a second season, but, for some reason, it was canned.

>>28686

Lego came in and offered a cheaper substitute which is the Chima cartoon. Lego ruined everything.

>>28688

How ironic considering that now Apple is run by these sales people.

>>28711

Is there any isekai that ends on a worse note than this did?

>>28217

>>28218

Or from being gay as fuck. I guess there's a reason they cover their women from head to toe, it's because they just prefer dicks.

USA has no 2d animators today

>>28210

I bet Thundercats Roar has a better plot and likable characters.

>>28767

Anime does a good job of purging normalfags. They never stick around after they've seen too much fanservice, loli, slice of life, etc. The only problem is they loom around like bitter ex-girlfriends for a few years and bitch on every corner of the internet before they completely fuck off.

Even the current plague of SJWeebs are just non-fans going through a denial phase. By the time Franxx is done airing I think some of them will commit suicide, the not so subtle Japanese breeding propaganda already has them on edge.

>>29274

> the not so subtle Japanese breeding propaganda already has them on edge.

Plus APE is pretty sjw.

>>29274

>breeding propaganda already has them on edge.

the salt they produce because of straight couples is fantastic.

>>28688

he paid the price for his stupidity. using alternative medicine to kill cancer should be called "pulling a jobs"

>>28226

>>28220

Makes sense, though. Sudiniggers are having a subtle cultural revolution, what with the opening to Western media (albeit censored) and increase in personal freedoms. Too bad they're still a third world shithole.

>>29285

History books will never record that it was anime that pulled the towelheads back from the hole they'd dug themselves into.

>>29285

>>29301

the shitshow you see in the middle east is the (((wahhabi))) islamists fighting with sunni and shia muslims; practically it's the difference between a zionist "all jews need to go to israel and die so christ can return" christian and a "normal" christian – that is taking the bible (qur'an) literally and obeying all of its antiquated rules vs following the spirit of the respective books.

>>29312

>that is taking the bible literally and obeying all of its antiquated rules vs following the spirit of the respective books

Not quite. The Old Testament laws are split into ceremonial, moral, and judicial laws. Ceremonial laws were stuff like the animal sacrifices, feast days, circumcision, food and clothing restrictions and so forth: these were rendered unnecessary by the death of Christ and tearing of the temple curtain, and further clarified by Peter's vision of a sheet with animals. Moral laws are stuff like the ten commandments and other laws against things like homosexuality and bestiality: these are still applicable today and often repeated in the New Testament. The judicial law, on the other hand, was basically part of Israel's legal code and nations are free to borrow from it as they please.

Much of Paul the Apostle's ministry was spent speaking against Jews who followed behind him and tried convincing new converts to follow the ceremonial law and circumcise themselves, bringing them under Jewish control. There's still a couple sects following the old ceremonial laws but I dunno what mental gymnastics they use to justify it. The Bible doesn't get more direct than the Apostle Paul telling you to consider slicing your balls off if you promote circumcision.

But yes, Christianity unless you're Catholic is more about having a relationship with God and following the spirit of the law rather than having an autistically large and complicated set of rules with their own loopholes.

>>28514

This is a weird misconception that appears every time there's some America vs. Japan thread. Osamu Tezuka's Disney-inspired character designs are equated with the entirety of anime, as if making anime was just a matter of character design. Even then, people don't think about it any further than Tezuka, as if all development started and stopped with him. Tezuka's designs are also recognizably Tezuka, not something that people would be unable to distinguish from American ones. Disney did have an influence on Japanese animation outside of Tezuka, right after the war, but it was short-lived.

>>28526

There's a big difference between what Japan and America do. Japan only outsources some portions of their work to Korea (or other countries), while America outsources everything.

>>28767

America started outsourcing production in the 1960s and by the time the 1990s arrived (if not earlier) it seems like almost all TV animation was outsourced, and by the turn of the millennium hand-drawn movies were on their way out entirely. The 1980s seems to be mostly regarded as a lost decade of badly made toy commercials, and few people have any interest in revisiting the 1970s. Yet the American industry still has this halo of being the world's greatest of all time.