>Majikaja wanted a real 2D body, not a 3D CGI container!
Made in Abyss
Justin Richardson
Carson Howard
>anime adaptation looks like shit
Wow! Who could have seen THIS coming?!
Liam Young
more like cheap, throw it into the abyss
Matthew Fisher
They forgot to turn on the textures.
Owen Bennett
Made in CG
Henry Ramirez
I dont understand anime cgi being so bad compared to game cgi
Samuel Wilson
nose too small eyes too far to the side.
Lucas Walker
Some sticthes.
Landon Allen
Justin Jenkins
Mason Edwards
Holy shit that OP is fucking kino. How do people not like it?
Colton Reyes
Xavier Wood
delicious water
Nathaniel Adams
Because anime CG is an attempt at mimicry and the two styles are so visually different that it's almost impossible to make CGI look good while trying to mimic 2D. But if you don't attempt to make the CG look like 2D it looks even more out of place in the vastly 2D environments.
So it's something that can really never work but because of time/money/talent constraints it acts as a bandaid that the Japanese seems to view as acceptable even though (IMO) it ends up looking worse than the techniques they used to use to "cheat" before CGI was available.
Justin Brown
Matthew Smith
Brandon Smith
Damn stalker
Andrew Allen
who could it be
Ryan Clark
Camden Davis
Gavin Hill
>that Sakuga of Faputa morphing around Gaburoon in the OP
Amazing
Christian Gutierrez
Noah Gomez
I can't... Not again...
Christopher Jones
Thanks for all the stitches, while I'm fine doing webms I find stitches much more annoying to do, maybe I'm doing it wrong.
The dragon was well made in comparison, they just dropped the ball specifically for Kajia
Aaron Cruz
Christopher Rodriguez
David Martin
>That little hop before the hug
>The hug
I'm not ready either, but like the Mitty scene, the faucets will leak whether I want them to or not.
Thomas Ward
Kajia is an unfortunate casualty of this production setup but goddamn what the hell are people complaining so much about? The episode was fucking awesome. Why is that people who watch the unsubbed shit streams as early is possible have the most complaints?
OP and ED were amazing. The geothermal vents were cool. The cooking segment was everything I hoped for, Nanachi's reactions to everything being the best part. The BGs were as good as they've always been. The music is amazing. People need to chill out and enjoy themselves.
Dylan Thomas
Have animators forgotten how to draw robots?
Matthew Ross
Last one.
>Thanks for all the stitches
No problem, user.
Jaxon Wood
>doesn't buy anime
>complains about budget cuts
Brody Walker
I personally don't mind CG Kajya because of how janky he is. Bad CGI works for him because he's just a bunch of scrap parts put together into some weird mix of a brachiosaur and scorpion. I do feel like he needed texture though, because he was definitely too clean.
Luis Walker
thanks for the stitches i'm glad the backgrounds are still nice.
Ethan King
Sou desu, watashi wa Fluffzen.
Xavier Parker
Also that fps
They have cgi models
They dont have the motion smoothing of 2d artstyle yet they fucking record the pos model at like 8 fps for no reason making the scene look incredibly jarring.
Why? They could animate it at 24 fps if they wanted to
Ayden Long
The noises he makes while moving sorta make up for the way he looks imo
Juan Hernandez
Yeah, once I saw the way he moved it became a little less egregious to me. I still don't like it but if they had somebody try to hand animate that they'd compromise on the movement really hard.
Luke Watson
I think it was good minus Kajya CGI so it works out. The explosion part was pretty cool.
Hudson Reed
Austin Roberts
What's good about CG Kajya is that he looks like a cheap object, and that's the point since he's literally covered in junk. The way his head sways and his mouth moves reminds me of those Chinese dancing lion costumes, and doing that with traditional art instead of CG would be something that needs movie-level budget.
Kevin Taylor