>He doesn't watch 80s animes
He doesn't watch 80s animes
Oliver Rogers
Thomas Ross
>animes
back to /m/ you go
Noah Jones
hello op
Mason Bennett
If you love them so much, maybe you can explain what's so good about them - assuming you're not just talking out of your ass, that is.
Bentley Wright
>He
Ethan Bailey
Kino
Caleb Powell
>he doesn't watch anime in the 10s and 20s, the final decades before climate change irreversibly changes the environment, culture, and economy of japan, and anime dies forever
won't be long now
Oliver Clark
>zhe doesn't observe 20s katsudo shashin
Parker Miller
dirty pair is fucking mediocre
Michael Sanchez
get out.
Landon Morris
who are those megazones?
Colton Lewis
Dead and Deader.
Owen Martin
post moar floof.
Levi Gutierrez
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Jeremiah Lopez
>watching old shit that doesnt even come in HD
ROFL
Austin Evans
>thinking that resolution has any sustainable effect on the over all quality of a good show
>using ROFL
sad.
Andrew Scott
After the bubble economy popped people burned down anime studios with the key frames and masters for the insurance money. Some anime will never get HD remasters.
Elijah Rogers
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Eli Reed
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Nicholas King
I love 80s and 90s children's anime.
Owen Hernandez
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Ayden Perry
Chase Clark
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Xavier Hughes
>anime hipster
Blake Sullivan
Yuri a best, but kei is even more best.
Adam Lewis
Is the Patlabor manga the same thing as the anime?
Wyatt Smith
What are you even talking about?
Japan is largely safe from the effects of climate change.
It's really bad for Florida, EU, Africa and China, but not Japan.
Bentley Russell
>80s animes
It's called "Japanimation", user.
Wyatt Nguyen
I find that the shot composition, general direction style and music tends to lead to really amazing sequences of scenes that have allot more weight and power to them than any other era, especially in the action choreography. Likewise the character design, and all the added shading and hatching, and the general look of traditional cell shading makes it more immersive than digital animation because it feels more raw and grounded, rather than overly polished and sterile.
Save early 80s mecha anime you don't generally get that "deep" or complex characters via their choices and dialogue, but you do get amazing visual direction that ends up communicating allot more of the characters emotions and their general ways of interacting with the world than many shows with "deep" writing do.
For example
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Zachary Butler
Ethan Adams
David Lopez
Holy fuck, the big hair needs a comeback.
David Smith
Recent anime are so much better looking
Pic related
Based American influence
Isaiah James
Winkie burger!
Cooper Barnes
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