Dezaki unironically killed anime. He furthered Tezuka's shitty cost-cutting techniques to the level of """art""", thus justifying them in the minds of future directors. His overuse of pans and stills (however detailed they may have been) provided an example for production staff who couldn't be bothered to imbue their work with an authentic sense of motion.
The greatest anime director of all time
Ryan Morris
Gavin Foster
You tried to appear smart but if you actually were, you wouldn't be comparing 2 very different mediums. Using words to tell a story is different from using pictures/animation.
Brayden Watson
>Animals are sentients, they sense
user, sentience doesn't come from the ability of sense. It must be the second or third false cognate you fell in, I also noticed that you aren't English literate.
Your ignorance is showing, at least take a subject of the discursion to study it, and stop replying with your shallow dull comments that add to nothing.