>$7,000,000 budget in early 2000s money
Will the era of throwing massive money at animation studios ever return?
Most Expensive Anime Series Ever Made
Colton Flores
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Easton Torres
>cost 6 trillion DOLLA to make this scene
Jonathan Butler
3D CGs selling point is that its cheap
Easton White
$7,000,000 for THAT??
Thomas Morris
Levi Adams
>what is Kimetsu no Yaiba and Ufotable
Isaac Allen
Pretty sure most expensive was SEED / Destiny, wasn't it?
Benjamin Miller
Source? I find that hard to believe. The animation in this show was unremarkable. Digital animation at a time Inuyasha was still cel based.
Michael Howard
God fucking dammit, I'm still fucking mad.
Thanks for reminding me, asshole.
Isaac Allen
Not really sticking up for it but SAC atleast shows that some money was thown at it unlike many other things.
Luis Sullivan
GAY FOR DICKS
Jaxson Cooper
This is canon he became gay.
Justin Jenkins
I swear most of that went to money laundering
Brandon Hall
No. It costs more but saves time.
Lucas Diaz
It takes less time and costs less money internally for the gfx company. The increase in budget over time is due to CGI companies keeping prices competitive, but it is certainly cheaper for the gfx company to produce.
Logan Perry
It used a lot of pretty new tech for anime including significant 3-D CG, often to a quality level above that of modern works.
I could see it being pretty damn pricey for an anime production committee in the early 2000s
Aaron Butler
Ghost in the Shell: S.A.C. looked way better than Inuyasha and any of its contemporaries.
Noah Cox
No way. That weird 3D + 2D layering has never looked good. Analog Inuyasha was gorgeous. youtu.be
Henry Cooper
as with a lot of big budget productions. I've seen a lot of garbage films that apparently had budgets of up to $200 million dollars and the entire thing looks like hot garbage
Nolan Davis
S.A.C. did CG better than its contemporaries and most other anime of the same decade.
Carter Collins
That's probably true, but it didn't look better than analog Inuyasha.