This was considered moe in the 90s
This was considered moe in the 90s
Jeremiah Morgan
Kayden Nguyen
Back when women were women
Jonathan Martinez
You go sister
Hudson Russell
>single strands of hair popping out sporadically to show how messy it is
Very soulful, very moe too.
Brody Murphy
its ultra hot!
Lucas Adams
And its just as shit as moe is today
Jaxson Thompson
I like alot of the 90s moe style, especially 1995-1998, the characters had a younger look to them yes, but still looked their age or retain some degree of maturity.
This is the first anime image I encountered online.
And the one I was first aroused by.
I eventually tracked down the series based on it, I'd like to see more harem anthologies.
Chase Long
Doesn't look like a kawaii ugu potato toddler so fine by me
Benjamin Walker
Sentimental Graffitti is based. It's a mystery how so many of the dozen or so Tokimeki Memorial knockoffs succeeded at being equally good or even better (see also Seraphim Call).
Also Taeko best girlんだべ
Eli James
That's my wife, sir.
Jacob Thomas
>moe
A blight regardless the time.
Jeremiah Edwards
>This was considered moe in the 90s
Ryder Martinez
Ha, didn't think I'd run into a seraphim call fan.
Or even someone who remembers sentimental graffiti.
Honoka was my favourite in terms of design, that got me started on the petit thing for life.
Once you start being able to separate it from the original ova, especially some design choices, this was a good shot at rebooting bubblegum crisis.
Bubblegum crisis (the ova) was one of my introductions to non-childrens anime, in 2000.
Liam Gray
No this was.
Luis Jones
i love 90s character designs
Jayden Evans
so much fucking better in every possible way to today's char designs
Nolan Phillips
No this was moe in the 90s.
Michael Reyes
90s art was just plain superior from a technical perspective. Even the cutsie stuff had better technique and craft to it. Now it's mostly just a potatoe face, with pasted eyes, and pasted hair with after effects. And it's getting even fucking worse. Looks like the shit gaining popularity has characters that can barely be registered as humans, they've been so moefied.
Oliver Ross
Gap moe is timeless.
Ryder Myers
I don't see how this has less detail than OP face.
Luis Jackson
talent and their time is too expensive. anime is conveyer belt industry now.
Adrian Foster
Well she's cute and kinda embarassed in that picture, so it is moe
Wyatt James
would suck her pussy dry no cap
Samuel Diaz
It doesn't have any less detail. Threads like these are just people who want to try and rationalize their nostalgia.
I prefer 90s and early 00s styles myself, but I'm at least self-aware enough to not delude myself into thinking there's been any measurable difference in the technical quality of the drawings.
The only thing that's changed in the art are certain stylization trends and whether you're on board with those is up to taste.
Landon Brown
If anything the modern use of digital effects and more complex compositing pipelines makes the animation process now more complicated than ever.
Joseph Torres
>no color depth
Also, if it had the grainy look alone it would look better.
Austin Phillips
Do you have any idea what you're saying? What do you think that image proves?
Kayden Allen
then it would just look digitally grainy though. i don't think there's any substitute for the organic quirks of hand drawn. they could use way more appealing and natural shading though. I'll never understand why everything is so... shiny?