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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Well, the club has the resources for this. It all depends on how they can get everything together. Seems that the sound element of the robot animation will be an important part of their project. I love the bits of creativity they added to this episode from a narrative point of view. The trendmill scene was gold. These kids are learning more and more everyday. |
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| This show is peak creativity. |
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| So that's why Kanamori never uses her glasses, it was her hairpin! She was cute with that updo bun. |
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| Ah yes the sound effects were... weird xD it was a great episode again, I love how it's never boring and always creative |
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| Not sure how to feel about this episode. Lots of time wasted talking to SFX guy and his unnecessarily realistic sounding vomiting gag (and a convoluted way to get some sound effects). All of this shit with the over-the-top student council seems lout of place in this anime. It's weird to see her worry about the unrealistic robot setting when their actual school setting is incredibly cartoonish. Sometimes this anime is too anime to make their anime feel like anime. |
syncrogazerFeb 9, 2020 11:38 AM
| Kanamori is Fucking hilarious, bro. So many funny scenes from this ep, it seemed like it was longer than usual from her "taking them out" to Ramen, to threatening the audio club kid and being smart enough to record them shaking hands on the deal, to "everyone knows you can't trust street gangs, criminals and Eizouken" lol. All creatives need a Kanamori in their circle to keep them on track and focused, Asakusa wanting to completely scrap the robot idea is a perfect example. As a creative, you're never satisfied with your work and are constantly looking to improve and tweak it, but at a certain point, you've just got to be confident in what you've made I love this show so much, it's perfect love letter to the anime industry. Also, nice Eva reference with the mech sequence lol |
Marinate1016Feb 9, 2020 12:44 PM
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| The treadmill scene was pure gold. When Asakusa mentioned scraping the robot idea out, my heart stopped for a bit. But it was just some kind of art block. Anyway, anime halfway already. Looking forward to see that robot anime finished. |
| What an absolute gem this show is. I can't believe it's not even in the top 10 for currently airing anime in terms # of members. A lot of folks missing out. |
| *Mourning the disappointment of The Promised Neverland season 2.* |
| Another day at the Motion Pictures Club, and soon they'd have another offer, this time from the art club. But the current problem faced now is each person's progress towards the entire production. Even at the most simplistic of frame/panel drawing, so much creativity is given, and it's not just a "one trick pony" thing. And Kanamori is dealt with most of the administrative issues to help keep the production afloat while scouring for resources. The treadmill scene was wholesome, fitting the various moods but with those weird sound effects, regardless the club needs some of them to make their anime, and the sound club is officially onboard. Finally, landing at the art club, Asakusa and Kanamori discuss arrangements...but Asakusa flames her brain out at the last minute so another inspiration must be taken, and there's no alternative for scrapping their robot anime project. Welp, so much for conflicting ideas. Anyways, with Asakusa at the helm, she bears the responsibility for the production as director, and if any time's the time to go all out, her motivation switch is turned on now. Slowly but surely, this robot anime production must not be stopped now! |
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| The Eizouken is a public enemy! Spread the word! Also the sound design guy is actually a girl, more people need to know about this too |
| ...-su. |
| At what point do you guys give up pausing and reading all the stuff? |
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| the animation in this episode is weak ah well the production schedule is tightening up then im sure but still an enjoyable episode so Asakusa is the director eh and guess that Kanamori is really the producer and production assistant while Misuzaki is the main animator  |
phantomfandom said: Is Doumeki (an audio club member) a boy or a girl? According to Eizouken's website, it's a girl. http://eizouken-anime.com/character/?id=4 |
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| This series is really serving up as inspiration for all aspiring creatives out there; especially for myself. It really helps set up the mindset and just goes about everything that runs through an ambitious mind. Man this series is just too damn amazing. |
| Don't believe the hype. |
| LOOOOL DFKM !!!! ... sound girl hearing the footsteps and puking haha I swear Asakusa just gets more and more interesting each episode, Her personality is so quirky and enjoyable to watch! The team’s attachment to the Giant robot theme really makes me happy. There’s something quite special about Kaijus and Giant robots, and while it’s true anime doesn’t really have them anymore, as was mentioned last episode, when done well ...it is a joy to watch ! It feels like I’m watching the making of nostalgic Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla in anime form. Especially that short storyboard action sequence with the robot being activated....reminds me of why I, and so many others seem captivated by robots and the scenarios they can create. Really great stuff!! Can’t wait for more |
| Great episode. They got sound director now and he has gigantic sound collection. |
| So is that the real reason behind all those schematics of robots in anime? the creators not buying the original design and trying to justify it. Also their team has already doubled in size with the addition of sound and back ground, I wonder how big it'll end up when they finish(they need voice actors too). |
| Nothing scarier than a free meal from a yakuza |
| Kanamori continues to be the MVP of this show. She is good at keeping everyone on task. |
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| Kanamori. She is our queen. At this point I believe this show is much more about smart management rather than animation. Nonetheless great and fun to watch. |
SeygneurFeb 10, 2020 1:40 PM
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| Woooow that tons of sounds is huge. I love how they interact with other clubs. |
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| Idk but this episode was a very boring until Asakusa and Kanamori discussion. |
| BANZAI NIPPON. Nippon is the Land of freedom. Nippon is the Land of Peace. Nippon is the Land of Justice and Prosperity. In Nippon, we trust. We love Nippon, we love Anime. Anime love us, Nippon love us. 日本 |
| Kanamori is hilarious and the banter between her and Asakusa is pure gold, I laughed multiple times when they go on their rants. xD Great episode, and I love how Kanamori brought back Asakusa's motivation at the end. :) |
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| Not the best episode - it didn't focus on cool technical animation stuff as much as the others, and I think that's what this show does best. The character interactions really saved this one for me. I hope hope hope this doesn't start to feel repetitive. |
| if not for Kanamori's constant nagging, they would not have done anything decent!... thumbs-up to her! 4/5. akariaku said: phantomfandom said: Is Doumeki (an audio club member) a boy or a girl? According to Eizouken's website, it's a girl. http://eizouken-anime.com/character/?id=4 i thought the sound character was Seth, but it seems that VA Hanamori Yumiri is the one who voiced that sound girl. |
matias067Feb 11, 2020 8:03 PM
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| I felt the pain of the SFX guy on a spiritual level. Seriously, hearing Midori's footsteps having the same sound made me cringe so hard xD Overall, another great episode. |
Dolabella said: You say you hope it doesn't start to become repetitive but also complain about it trying to explore other parts of anime production?Not the best episode - it didn't focus on cool technical animation stuff as much as the others, and I think that's what this show does best. The character interactions really saved this one for me. I hope hope hope this doesn't start to feel repetitive. |
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| this episode was great the sound effects guy was hella funny |
DumpsterKing said: I don't think those are mutually exclusive (and I wasn't really complaining). I don't mind variation but I find the show's "real life" sections less compelling than its more imaginative sequences, and its dialogue is weaker when it's not "animation talk," both of which were notably lessened in this episode. If the show wants to focus on more parts of anime production, I want it to bring the same creative energy and life to those aspects.Dolabella said: You say you hope it doesn't start to become repetitive but also complain about it trying to explore other parts of anime production?Not the best episode - it didn't focus on cool technical animation stuff as much as the others, and I think that's what this show does best. The character interactions really saved this one for me. I hope hope hope this doesn't start to feel repetitive. |
| These three girls sure make a good team! I really like to see how Kanamori deals with people in order to have her way, especially if it involves her blackmailing some of them. xD This said, I'm glad they are receiving help form the art club as well as the SFX girl. Now, they can focus only on their specific tasks without unnecessary pressure. |
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| Another dope 5/5 episode LMAO those sound effects were horrid |
| That whole last segment reminded me of what it's like to write a story. Constantly worrying about story flaws and things that may not make sense. And of course, trying to satisfy everyone with your writing and story. The most important thing is to write something fun, and something that you would be satisfied with in the end. God I love this anime. |
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| Another thing pointed out in this episode XD, the director's responsible for everything. |
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| good episode!! The running on the various platforms was literal torture for me. Make it stop, make it stop!! XD love where this is headed. |
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| Another good episode. This show is never boring. Sounds effects are very important in anime. |
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| Weakest episode so far syncrogazer said: Not sure how to feel about this episode. Lots of time wasted talking to SFX guy and his unnecessarily realistic sounding vomiting gag (and a convoluted way to get some sound effects). All of this shit with the over-the-top student council seems lout of place in this anime. It's weird to see her worry about the unrealistic robot setting when their actual school setting is incredibly cartoonish. Sometimes this anime is too anime to make their anime feel like anime. Completely Agree Horuho said: The Eizouken is a public enemy! Spread the word! Also the sound design guy is actually a girl, more people need to know about this too Everyone is a girl. Tirinchas said: At what point do you guys give up pausing and reading all the stuff? It's not really that fast |
SteelingMaxFeb 22, 2020 3:48 PM
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| its really hard making an anime, i hope they success making the robot anime |
“You can always die. It's living that takes real courage." - Himura Kenshin” . |
| Directors must be really creative something I just learned now. 5/5 |
Sondfer said: somewhere i have a CD-ROM that came with my very first PC, in the early 90s. It's packed with MIDI and cheesy sound FX like this. I should go looking for it.Torture with bad sound effects is a real thing. Neue Deutsche Härte:noise complaint Yeah, Rammstein at full blast will cause that Saw Table Tennis:Destruction of equipment Playing ping pong on a table saw? Wut? Akihabara Culture Group and Fermented Foods Advocacy Club:odor complaints Tales of Agriculture? Aunt Bea's kerosene pickles? |
hurricane567Mar 3, 2020 10:09 PM
| Please tell me I'm not the only dummy who started tearing up at the end. As someone who tries to write stories but relates way too much to Asakusa, Kanamori's speech was just what I needed. Of course I'm not a director or anything so the pressure most likely is much less important for me, but still, that ending scene really touched me, as weird as it may sound. It's funny how this anime is about animation, something I don't practice, but is making me want more and more to go back to creating stories and characters. Seeing so much passion, not only in the characters but also the actual creators, is just so inspiring. When I started watching this show, I never thought it would touch me this much. I came for the memes, I stayed for the passion. (And the memes too, not gonna lie.) It may sound stupid and exaggerated but I am truly grateful to those who worked on this anime (and manga, let's not forget Yuasa isn't the original creator). |
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