Peternummer14
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This is very cool indeed. Me on the other hand, being more into the voice acting would rather see footage of voice actors recording, both original and dub... but still cool =)
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How the Anime Is/Was Made (production cels and sketches!)
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Cool, thanks for sharing, awesome. Especially like the first gif and last one.
True, it takes 6 months for the cast of Futurama to make one episode so it could be similar for these episodes too, maybe a little less as futurama has lots going on in each frame of the episodes usually.
True, it takes 6 months for the cast of Futurama to make one episode so it could be similar for these episodes too, maybe a little less as futurama has lots going on in each frame of the episodes usually.
QuietDragon
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I've seen 'em before on sunyshore.com, but still incredible! <3
While I prefer the gorgeous clarity of HD, I agree that nothing beats how natural and lovingly done traditional animation looks and feels. So beautiful! Even with the silly smudge on the cels or dust on videos, they always have held so much of a natural charm and appeal to me.
Yeah, if I remember correctly, in Pokemon, they do this stuff four months prior.
While I prefer the gorgeous clarity of HD, I agree that nothing beats how natural and lovingly done traditional animation looks and feels. So beautiful! Even with the silly smudge on the cels or dust on videos, they always have held so much of a natural charm and appeal to me.
Yeah, if I remember correctly, in Pokemon, they do this stuff four months prior.
Again, nice episode to take cells from. Nice to see how an episode is made during the animation process. Then again, the Surge Gym Battle was actually my favorite Gym Battle in Kanto. Looking at those cells makes me wish there was a DragonBox treatment for Pokemon.