Did Eizouken change how you thought about animation?
Did Eizouken change how you thought about animation?
Nathan Garcia
Zachary Wright
no, but it made me realize i need a Kanamori in my life
Benjamin Gomez
Even the amateurs have to bust their asses off, big time.
Samuel Fisher
Yea. I've realized Yuasa won't make anything worthwhile ever again.
Carson Gomez
Shirobako > Eizouken
Ethan Stewart
It's too real.
Levi Anderson
she's the real girl, not the bitch, not the dumbfuck
the real thing
flat tho
Henry Watson
>flat tho
They all are.
Lucas Ramirez
Best girl, I miss her
Wyatt Gray
Sad but true
Juan Taylor
As an animator, no it didnt. It's a fantasy show with beginner tips written in. If this changed how you see animation then great but you can get that anywhere. It must be the least accurate depiction of group dynamics and production I've ever seen.
Henry Flores
I like Eizouken!
The girls are cute!!
Frog is the best!!!
David Allen
Based
Xavier Nguyen
I don't think it was supposed to be about tips but
gets it at the core. Imagination and reality clash, it sheds some light on animation as a job but doesn't go to the extent of making it look like a nightmare, just that you have to be real about things and make compromises.
Adrian Myers
I missed you, Frogposter
Josiah Sanchez
I want to have sex with all of the girls at once
Thomas Hall
desu, no anime I've seen really did an accurate representation. Not even Shirobako did, try as it might.
Closest I can think of is Kirby, and that's by far the least realistic of the lot by nature of it being Kirby.
Nathaniel Ross
No, but it made me remember why I like animation in the first place. I didn't "grow up" or "get depressed" as Reddit likes to diagnose weariness with anime, but rather most anime happens to be half-assed garbage.
>It must be the least accurate depiction of group dynamics
There isn't a universal template for group dynamics. I've worked with dream teams, I've worked with nightmare teams. I've also had nightmare projects and dream projects with the same group of people.
However, I do agree that Eizoken isn't realistic, but considering the fantastical tone of the series, I don't think it's interested in being realistic. Eizoken wants to have fun with animation and in that it succeeds.
Kayden Young
>May 2020
>already forgotten
nah
Caleb Jenkins
I love kanamoneys expressions
Dominic Wright
That would imply that he even made anything worthwhile to begin with.
Camden Lee
It was basically this shit in anime form
Tyler Scott
u are dum dum stupid dumb
Ethan Cruz
>Not appreciating the wonder in reality and the mundane
>Not dreaming up zany rube goldberg heat panels or a sci-fi microwave
>Has to wish for an enslaved pet lizard to unevenly burn their chicken
Escapism is a more fitting word.
Oliver Martinez
How fucking new are you jesus christ.
Noah Perry
>look at these people living their passion while i sit in my bed and eat chicken tendies
Yeah absolute garbage anime - the people praising it do not even realize why they like it - just what they like about it
Jaxson Hall
>the people praising it do not even realize why they like it - just what they like about it
user are you having an aneurysm?
Samuel Hall
Kirby and Shirobako are more accurate, but Eizouken clearly has passion behind it and accuracy wasn't its primary goal as much as having fun while also going into detail about animation.
Aaron Garcia
It made me understand a lot about how animation works in an industry much like Shirabako did and also how Bakuman taught me how the Manga industry works.
Cameron Howard
Ordinary people don't stare at the fucking oven.
Aiden Clark
No.
Ayden Ortiz
It certainly changed how I think about Yas Forums, and not in a good way.