Monday, 23 November 2015

These are the subtle changes in anime as animators and directors are changed

We often see huge changes in anime when a series changes studios or character designers, with series like My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU and Log Horizon providing good examples. However, sometimes, changes in animation are a little more subtle, with fans barely even noticing the changes.


1531357396129170858


While changing studios or character designers provide big or noticeable changes, changing the director or the animators working on a project sometimes leads to some minor changes, as seen in the example above for the series, Gundam AGE. These are often seen in long-running anime such as One Piece and Dragon Ball, but they can also be seen in other series such as K-On! and A Certain series. Here are a few more examples of the subtle art changes whenever the animators or the anime director is changed, but the anime remains with the same studio:


Dragon Ball (Dragon Ball Super included)


Dragon Ball


Sailor Moon (Sailor Moon Crystal not included)


1531357396170046378


1531357396200006314 vq5pe1tz7pw1a3kydfci


Nintama


1531357396308374954


Yu-Gi-Oh!


1531357396324018090


A Certain series


1531357396421512874


Crayon Shin-chan


1531357396364321962


K-On!


1531357396474050218


Hunter x Hunter


1531357396508805290


One Piece


1531357396609241258


Now that’s subtle.


Don’t miss a single update from SGCafe! Follow us on Twitter: @SGCafe


Read more on your favorite anime  here on Sgcafe! Also join in on the community’s discussions at http://forums.sgcafe.com


Source: Kotaku



These are the subtle changes in anime as animators and directors are changed

No comments:

Post a Comment