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It's actually very easy for "good" cuts to be mangled, especially if the animator is doing LO only and not doing their own genga; and more so when you're subcontracting aspects of the cut (like the douga and shiage), and it happens all the time Hirofumi Masuda's Kingdom S2 cuts

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