| These camera angles and 'shiny' visuals have always been a GoHands shtick. |
| I thought it was trash, but it only lasted a few minutes, so it's whatever. |
| If you reply back to me and I never respond, I lost interest and don't care. Sorry about that. |
| Probably the future of anime or several future animations may start looking like this, because all the tedious environment and objects are easier to generate in 3D, given interesting angles it's pretty cool and unique. So in the future there is only need to draw characters 2D because 3D characters are uncanny. Anyways this seems to almost get best of both in good combination. Indeed the leg scenes are over exaggerated, but part of art is to also test some edge cases like these, showing them off is quite bold move and gives it some quirky-ness i guess. |
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| Every GoHands production gives me the impression someone bought a box full of the best tools available and gave those to some amateurs that have absolutely no clue what to do with it. Their shows do have a very unique and recognizable look, and at moments you can be fooled into thinking it looks actually very good.....but once things start moving and they seem to make an effort in using the weirdest angles possible it all falls apart. But for that reason alone I did once again finish this first episode, while the same material done by any other studio I would have probably dropped within a few minutes. Not that I will watch any more episodes, but still. I wouldn't even call it a hate-watch, as I am genuinely curious what on earth they come up with. As terrible as it is, it's always an experience. |
| I didn't like the parts in the school's hallways and stairs.. The CG was ugh. Other than that, I didn't mind it at all. Re: angles: I actually liked that they tried something new. I liked the low angles and I think they would have worked better in 2D. |
| I feel like Im watching a PS2 cutscene |
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| GoHands Studio also made 'Student Council Staff Members' anime. That's why it's similar to SCSB anime with camera angles and animation, although in this anime is kinda weird, but not bad. |
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| The first few minutes were hideous. Didn't mind the extreme angles, but the animation was stiff and unnatural. When they were going up the stairs, it was like the character were jumping or something. Just reminded me of watching popcorn pop or something. There was another walking scene later, which thankfully didn't last long. Hopefully they've gotten it out of their system, cause I like the character design and the story had a bit of cringe I kinda liked. |
| Haven't seen the first episode yet, but I loved what they did with K project, so I'm hopeful it's just as cool. |
| I'm really confused by some of the angles this show is going for, e.g: Like, fenuinely, what is that? |
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| it looks great, i'm bored with generic low-effort adaptations like bokuyabai, insomniacs, etc. from last season, so something unique like this is refreshing. the size perspective is weird at times but it's impressive for the most part. the opening scene was very tarantino-esque as it's one of his signatures to have the camera following behind the actor for long sequences, the tracking shot. |
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| It's not an action story so at least it won't be confusing to the point of "wtf is happening?". |
| this is legit just gohands style of animating, every anime they do is like this |
| Mixed bag. Some shots actually worked and they looked great. The ones that didn't work, which included over half of their attempts, looked like shit. Overall, I'm glad they tone it down after the intro. K-project is still the best at this style, because it went hard but not overboard. |
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| I don't mind the CG usage; it looked pretty good, tbh. The camera angles were awful, though...if they hadn't done such weird crap with the PoV, that opening sequence would have been stellar. |
| Aside from some more very specific shots midway through, everything here is god awful. Overly complex storyboards/layouts executed in the most hideous way possible. Ugly color palette, overdone composite work, photorealistic backgrounds that make the characters look hella out of place, specially in wide shots, that entire walking sequence being animated in 1s, but having wonky timing, resulting in the scene just looking sped up and even almost AI-generated - specially given how inconsistent the actual frames are -, blatant editing errors like Komura being cut off for a second right as he enters class, the entire school feeling very flat and empty despite how much is going visually, etc. I sincerely hope that the people who unironically claim this looks "amazing" or even worse, say "more anime should be like this" never become artists themselves, because it's clear their eye for quality is non-existent. |
| I hate it. It doesn’t fit the low key vibe of the material at all. |
| 𝘼 𝙨𝙤𝙪𝙣𝙙 𝙨𝙤𝙪𝙡 𝙙𝙬𝙚𝙡𝙡𝙨 𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙣 𝙖 𝙨𝙤𝙪𝙣𝙙 𝙢𝙞𝙣𝙙 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙖 𝙨𝙤𝙪𝙣𝙙 𝙗𝙤𝙙𝙮 |
| Generally, the animation was fine, but in terms of the hallway shots, I really can't see any benefits to shooting that way. Not to mention, when Komura gives Mie his textbook, the pictures of the cover kinda jiggled for some reason. |
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| I like it, it's something different but maybe over a span of 13 episodes it will lose its magic so I'll see at the end of this season how I feel about it |
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| very unique, and giving me motion sickness |
| I like that they're so ambitious to do all these crazy angles and sweeping camera shots, but they need to reel it in a little. |
GakutoDeathGlare said: Haven't seen the first episode yet, but I loved what they did with K project, so I'm hopeful it's just as cool. Finally got around to it, and I feel ambivalent about it..... I think a show needs to be a little bit more ambitious or even simply more exciting to warrant such directing and at such a consistent pace throughout the episode. I know a lot of people dislike the word pretentious, but I think it fits perfectly here. Apart from the rigidness of motion at times, I still liked somewhat enjoyed it though, so I give GoHands props for going against the norm and doing something unique. |
| Aren't they going a little bit overboard with the camera angles and movements. It almost gave me a headache Though The Style is cool. Im fine with it |
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| Watched this with a migraine and those fishlens camera angles made it so much worse lol. Apart from that, I really like how detailed Mie's hair is, definitely the highlight of this show for me so far. For a SOL show the color palette is honestly pretty dark and it was pretty hard to get into the mood for the lighthearted stuff but I can see it still working out. |
| People expect Gohand not to have weird angle? Has no one ever watched a Gohand anime but me? K? Seitikai Yakuindomo? Hand Shakers? Come on people this is their anime style. That's like saying Shaft can't have head tilts. |
| Removed a few posts, please refrain from these childish provocations. I've only seen one clip and it looked really bad. The movements looked quite weird especially the legs, the background was really good but the characters in the background were terrible. |
| Camera Angles and the animation is interesting to say at least. |
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Bro got yaoi seme hands for a moment. 😭 I remember HandShakers like it was yesterday and that shit violated my retina. I don't know if I keep going. The characters and jokes feel bland too. |
Felori said: Bro got yaoi seme hands for a moment. 😭 I remember HandShakers like it was yesterday and that shit violated my retina. I don't know if I keep going. The characters and jokes feel bland too. by just 1 episode alone as a manga reader it doesn't give it justice by the way its adapted ill still watch as i want to see my favourite panels get "animated" i was expecting those wanky camera angles were just a gimmick for the trailer but i guess not but its still too early for me to get disappointed |
| It's awful but leaving that aside, I absolutely love how the girl's hair is being animated. |
| Overused. People keep saying that Gohands has always done this, but not to the extent that they did for this episode lmao. Or whatever, I dont exactly keep up with the studio, but I definitely didnt watch Hand Shakers so.. Like...go watch Seitokai Yakuindomo again. Thats the one where they successfully used their technique. They used it mostly on establishing shots, or a FEW weird perspective shots but the background art and FPS didnt jar the fuck out of you there like it does here. |
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| I really liked how fresh felt the visuals in the first episode. Creative choice to go with such camera angles was a bold decision, but I think GoHands succeeded in making good and original looking animation. Same goes with beautiful usage of CGI elements blending well into non-CGI elements. I wouldn't like to see all animes looking like this one; but at the same time I appreciate seeing from time to time shows with unique animation different to most of other series belonging to the similar genres. |
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