Blue Lock
| Sorry but 8bit might as well cease production and do something else with their time. The committee or whoever is in control do not have an ounce of care for the series it would seem. I'd rather take no season 2 than a shit season 2. There may be hope in the hyped U20 match? I guess, but I don't know, the chances seem slim. And even then, would you really be content with a good U20 adaptation when the start to the season is so soured? This season is getting its fair share of hate and deservingly so. |
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| Well... They won't. But I aprreciate the 100th Thread about the bad animation this week. Well done. |
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hich4n_ said: The committee or whoever is in control do not have an ounce of care for the series it would seem. It's extremely rare for producers to actually care about the work, tho. All that matters is money. Kaze1214 said: Eh even then, it’s their fault for taking on so many projects. If they released it, knowing this was going to be the result, they should have delayed the project. Wouldn’t have been ideal, but at least we wouldn’t have received this. It's not the fault of the studio, but the producers. It's these latter who choose which studio makes their projects. While the studios can of course refuse, they simply just lose a huge opportunity by doing so. The question is, are the producers satisfied by the result ? If yes, they'll probably continue like that. If not, either they'll look for another studio, or just drop the IP. |
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| If only it worked that way. Even if the current studio drops it because of quality standards, another needy studio will pick it up for the committee. That's just how it is. Remember Attack on Titan? This is exactly why Wit Studio dropped the show, the committee wanted them to produce the fourth season ASAP. |
Reply to Merve2Love
Well...
They won't.
But I aprreciate the 100th Thread about the bad animation this week.
Well done.
They won't.
But I aprreciate the 100th Thread about the bad animation this week.
Well done.
Merve2Love said: The direction I feel is also subpar compared to season 1.bad animation |
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Reply to Kaze1214
Alexioos95 said:
It's extremely rare for producers to actually care about the work, tho. All that matters is money.
It's not the fault of the studio, but the producers. It's these latter who choose which studio makes their projects. While the studios can of course refuse, they simply just lose a huge opportunity by doing so. The question is, are the producers satisfied by the result ? If yes, they'll probably continue like that. If not, either they'll look for another studio, or just drop the IP.
hich4n_ said:
The committee or whoever is in control do not have an ounce of care for the series it would seem.
The committee or whoever is in control do not have an ounce of care for the series it would seem.
It's extremely rare for producers to actually care about the work, tho. All that matters is money.
Kaze1214 said:
Eh even then, it’s their fault for taking on so many projects.
If they released it, knowing this was going to be the result, they should have delayed the project. Wouldn’t have been ideal, but at least we wouldn’t have received this.
Eh even then, it’s their fault for taking on so many projects.
If they released it, knowing this was going to be the result, they should have delayed the project. Wouldn’t have been ideal, but at least we wouldn’t have received this.
It's not the fault of the studio, but the producers. It's these latter who choose which studio makes their projects. While the studios can of course refuse, they simply just lose a huge opportunity by doing so. The question is, are the producers satisfied by the result ? If yes, they'll probably continue like that. If not, either they'll look for another studio, or just drop the IP.
Yeah, I saw somewhere the director was rushing forward the animation and cutting corners. Obviously his fault. Really sad to see
Kaze1214 said: Yeah, I saw somewhere the director was rushing forward the animation and cutting corners. Obviously his fault. Really sad to see That's not right either. The director is not cutting frames because he wants to, it's because he's also pressured by the deadline and he has to choose between keeping them in at the risk of them not being polished enough, or cutting them entirely to have the episode still air in time. |
Reply to eleanorenchanted
Nothing about this is how anime production works. It’s not the animators, it’s not the directors, it’s the production committee. They choose the studio and decide on a timeline, which imposes incredible limitations on what the creative team can do. WIT dropped Attack on Titan because the production committee wanted them to pump out s4 immediately, and JJK suffered from the same thing. So before we start throwing accusations, it’s important to understand how these productions actually work and where the real problems lie.
eleanorenchanted said: 8bit should've done the same with Blue Lock then. Why accept work on such esteemed series if you know you can't release a good adaptation? It's not like the leadership of the studio is absolved since the production committee is the one to set unrealistic time constraints.WIT dropped Attack on Titan |
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Reply to Akilis93
why not try to enjoy for a change? I'm tired of seeing this kind of topics regarding every anime series I'm watching
Akilis93 said: Because if we keep accepting drops in quality and not critique the craft these studios and companies put out they will get comfortable releasing worse and worse products to cut on costs, thinking we'll still 'enjoy' them.why not try to enjoy for a change? |
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Reply to eleanorenchanted
@hich4n_ Bottom line: money. Some studios are more willing to drop and reject projects, many are not. You'll notice I specifically pointed out that it was not the creative team's fault. But I know you know that the driving force in absolutely anything is money. That's all that matters. And we as westerners and our reactions do not affect the production committee, because these shows are not made for us. If the Japanese fan base is enthusiastic and buying merchandise, etc, that's what matters. There is no creative integrity involved above the creative teams.
| @eleanorenchanted Well, you actually can complain to an extent... Currently, both Blue Lock and 8Bit Studio is under Bandai Namco Filmworks, and of course, they have a social media accounts, in which they're using it to promote their shows, including Blue Lock. X account: https://x.com/bnfw_en Facebook account: https://www.facebook.com/BandaiNamcoFilmworksEnglish So yeah, if y'all want to express your dissatisfaction about the anime, go and flood Bandai Namco Filmworks' social media accounts, especially when they posted something related to Blue Lock, so they know that the show sucks hard (it's better that you complain on their official social media accounts, compared to random sites like this, where people from Bamco definitely won't see, lol). |
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