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Sayonara Lara's opening is lovely. Glamorous gathering of star animators, but Koide doesn't betray the show's vibe for excessive bombast. Instead, it's a cheery extension of its WMT-esque feeling with a moderate dash of in-vogue OP techniques, like crossfades & photo progressions
kViN 🌈🕒193,883 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce
Witch Hat Atelier staff interview shows how much they care about the specificities of this work. Depicting light in a world w/o electricity, capturing the richness of the setting through color design even when the palette's muted, the sheer precision of magic in clips like this…
kViN 🌈🕒352,008 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce
A clock separates Mari from the seafolk, also alluding to Lara's days being counted. Sayonara Lara has reframed light as life itself, and a fading sunset is illuminated by artificial light as she's presented with a temporary fix. Nothing but fake, brief lights to hang onto
kViN 🌈🕒30,517 görüntüleme • 21 gün önce
Jaadugar's spirituality on full display again! An otherworldly opener allows director Kenji Zenba to lean more on his characteristically loose forms, building not just on the mythology they've carefully explored but also on the show's motifs, like Tolui as a dazzling light
kViN 🌈🕒21,844 görüntüleme • 15 gün önce
When the Look Back movie was publicly revealed, word came from their in-betweening team of experimenting with methods to preserve the raw lines of the key animators, which is a naturally good match for Fujimoto's spontaneous style and for the theme of the work itself
kViN 🌈🕒587,896 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce
The Witch Hat Atelier OP alludes to the manga's magical, free-flowing paneling with many of its cuts. Even though the show needs to find new forms of expression to match Shirahama's appeal, because competing at her own game is impossible, it's nice to have this direct nod as well
kViN 🌈🕒122,244 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce
Jaadugar #03 is a nice, lowkey immersion in a culture that's new to Sitara, but also a chance for her to reciprocate by sharing her own knowledge. The coolest example of that is guest artist Ryoko Tanaka, who turned the protagonist's fable into a neat papercut animation sequence
kViN 🌈🕒51,187 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce
Amazing sense of scale all of a sudden, easily the most impressive part of Yaiba this week
kViN 🌈🕒303,812 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce
One of the reasons Akanebanashi is so entertaining is that it has a genuine interest in classic arts and dabbles in debates like preservation vs modernization, but at the same time, it's structured like a battle manga. I think the OP gets that unusual mix very well
kViN 🌈🕒108,397 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce
Incredible Sparks of Tomorrow this week! How in-character for this show to have a pivotal point in Inako's arc while they invent metal through absurd hijinks. The climax mixes the show's usually inventive delivery with very emotive animation, which should be Tomomi Sato's work
kViN 🌈🕒27,705 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce
Jaadugar #04's highlight is the graceful depiction of Genghis Khan's passing. Beautiful and as interested as ever in engaging with the cultures it explores: the anime incorporates both his mythical ancestry with the wolf and the series' core motif through the falling star
kViN 🌈🕒39,432 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce
