The Irregular at Magic High School (light novel)
| Junichi Takaoka was responsible for storyboarding, directing, and solo animating this entire episode by himself. He did the same thing for episode 2 in season 2. It's just his style. |
| It is CGI to my understanding. Cell shading is well done so it looks natural but movement is stiff as a board. Also there are no emotions on anyone's faces and mouths move like they came out South Park's Canada. It's so jarring. Whether it's done by one person or a 1000, it's still poor animation and poor acting. |
| It's pretty jarring to watch, a shame. |
Reply to Oongbuh
Junichi Takaoka was responsible for storyboarding, directing, and solo animating this entire episode by himself. He did the same thing for episode 2 in season 2. It's just his style.
| @Oongbuh Yeah, but in second episode season 2 it's looks great, in 2 episode season3 it's looks bad, like not very good 3d. The scene of the quarrel between Kasumi and Shippo, in which, by the way, the crowd is in casual clothes, the scene of Mayumi and Jumoji, and the whole scene with Koichi, looks bad, as if it were bad 3D. I repeat, in the second season, with the same director, this was not a problem. |
Reply to Alexcav999
@MeanEYE It's not CGI, confirmed by the anime director. Is it too difficult to read the comment above yours?
| @Alexcav999 being or not being CGI doesn't make or break a show for me. The fact this is not CGI but looks like CGI doesn't change the fact animation is stiff and lacks finesse. |
| Funny how people keep pushing the whole idea of "looking like 3D" like it's a bad thing. When in reality it just goes to show that Takaoka has perfect control over volume, depth and shadows. "Lacks finesse" is funny. |
| I hope this Junichi Takaoka clown never animates another episode again lol |
| Holy shit you just seen detailed animation like turning head slowly or mouthflaps that included jaw moving properly and you still complain. Would you call this a CGI too? https://www.sakugabooru.com/post/show/245647 |
bastek66Apr 15, 3:16 AM
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Reply to Oongbuh
Funny how people keep pushing the whole idea of "looking like 3D" like it's a bad thing. When in reality it just goes to show that Takaoka has perfect control over volume, depth and shadows. "Lacks finesse" is funny.
| @Oongbuh It still looks like shit, I honestly give less of a shit by what method something was created. If it looks like shit, tastes like shit, smells like shit, but came out of the kings ass; it is still shit. |
| Anime gave me so many mental issues its not even funny |
Reply to bastek66
Holy shit you just seen detailed animation like turning head slowly or mouthflaps that included jaw moving properly and you still complain.
Would you call this a CGI too? https://www.sakugabooru.com/post/show/245647
Would you call this a CGI too? https://www.sakugabooru.com/post/show/245647
| @bastek66 Yes it looks bad. Be it 2D, 3D, AI generated, hand drawn, digitally drawn, up scaled, rotoscoped, traced, genuinely doesn't matter, what matter is the end result. What you linked looks bad, as it tries to merge two styles: trying to be realistic, with excessive detail on physics and natural body-motions; while still preserving a cartoony frame rate; making it look too smooth in some frames, while being too choppy in others. That makes it look so unnatural and weird, which the eye picks up immediately. It is irrelevant to the discussion, the ep looks awful be it CGI or not. |
| Anime gave me so many mental issues its not even funny |
Oongbuh said: Funny how people keep pushing the whole idea of "looking like 3D" like it's a bad thing. When in reality it just goes to show that Takaoka has perfect control over volume, depth and shadows. "Lacks finesse" is funny. The animation looked very stiff regardless of cgi |
| Is this Junichi Takaoka idiot scheduled to do more episodes of this show? Where can we find out that sort of information? I sincerely hope not. |
| That's what happens when an anime originally animated by a very superior studio (Madhouse) gets animated by run-of-the-mill studio like A1-Pictures 8bit. It's not just the animation, but the sound and voice acting sounds off too. It doesn't sound natural, it sounds very low quality. Not the voice actors' fault, but maybe the way it was recorded or edited. I hear this downgrade especially from newer animes. I said this before, but sometimes the crowd looks like it was generated in Koikatsu or whatever that program is. |
mizukasaApr 26, 10:39 PM
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Reply to mizukasa
That's what happens when an anime originally animated by a very superior studio (Madhouse) gets animated by run-of-the-mill studio like A1-Pictures 8bit. It's not just the animation, but the sound and voice acting sounds off too. It doesn't sound natural, it sounds very low quality. Not the voice actors' fault, but maybe the way it was recorded or edited. I hear this downgrade especially from newer animes. I said this before, but sometimes the crowd looks like it was generated in Koikatsu or whatever that program is.
| @mizukasa A-1 Pictures has literally zero involvement here. On the other hand, by God, this has to be the most braindead-filles thread I've seen in a while. |
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