...Well I guess since Netflix got Little Witch Academia, you got to make your own bootleg version of it.
You gotta start somewhere but oh god...
Careful now, everyone will jump down your throat if you happen to point out that it looks like Tumblr OC's given life.
If you are talking about the Tumblr comments, Im sorry but Im not going back on that.WTF is with this thread and all the thinly veiled 4chan bullshit?
If you are talking about the Tumblr comments, Im sorry but Im not going back on that.
It feels like Steven Universe mixed in with a good heap of wannabe animu, a stylistic choice popular with some communities on Tumblr.
Already funded.
This kind of effort is wasted on anime fans, should have been billed as a original show for VRV or something.
Hell the all woman writing staff alone guarantees that Crunchyroll's community is going to work overtime for free to tear it down.
But totally by them? I remember there was a Kickstarter
Not by them no, but it was picked up.
Oh sure,the west and east eat off each others plates all the time, but its not so much the art style just dosent look good ( it looks somewhat flat and formless), but there was a show that mixed the more slapstick style of western cartoons with the detailed backgrounds and animation of anime. I wonder what that was...It looks exactly like Steven Universe, and Steven Universe is something people would call "too Tumblr" in certain circles.
Cartoons and anime have been influenced by eachother for over 70 years, "bootleg anime" is a silly argument when this looks a lot more like a cartoon than an anime.
Were this on Netflix or Amazon, no one would even think of a silly complaint like that.
Can't fund what was already acquired and funded by another company, Netflix.
The Last Jedi was a mistake. But no 4chan pandering here... I don't get why they didn't pull a Neo Yokio and have an actual anime studio involved. It looks as "fun" as those horrible 'vice and luna' comics that Anime News Network had.
It's pretty sad Netflix funds shows that look more anime than the ones funded by Crunchyroll.Can't fund what was already acquired and funded by another company, Netflix.
Oh sure,the west and east eat off each others plates all the time, but its not so much the art style just dosent look good ( it looks somewhat flat and formless), but there was a show that mixed the more slapstick style of western cartoons with the detailed backgrounds and animation of anime. I wonder what that was...
Oh well what you look at that, the show Netflix has on their platform. Like even if High Spice Guardian looks unflattering compared to Little Witch, on its own merits the trailer didnt sell me on fucking anything. What they did was anti-marketing. They barely showed off any aspect of their show and decided to talk about their staff, but that only works when you have a well-known and respected team working on a show. Why would I care that its all women if they dont have a portfolio of work to judge them by?
Thus just screams of Crunchyroll wanting to compete with Netflix originals.
Oh sure,the west and east eat off each others plates all the time, but its not so much the art style just dosent look good ( it looks somewhat flat and formless), but there was a show that mixed the more slapstick style of western cartoons with the detailed backgrounds and animation of anime. I wonder what that was...
Oh well what you look at that, the show Netflix has on their platform. Like even if High Spice Guardian looks unflattering compared to Little Witch, on its own merits the trailer didnt sell me on fucking anything. What they did was anti-marketing. They barely showed off any aspect of their show and decided to talk about their staff, but that only works when you have a well-known and respected team working on a show. Why would I care that its all women if they dont have a portfolio of work to judge them by?
Thus just screams of Crunchyroll wanting to compete with Netflix originals.
Its not just me who recognizes it.I mean you can keep peddling the LWA stuff but it's fairly obvious that this show is more in line with Cartoon Network's output, unless you want to hit me with the "Steven Universe rips off X Magical Girl anime" meme. You're also ignoring the the obvious RWBY connection as well.
Yeah... I dont think so.So, what's coming up to plate first? That would be High Guardian Spice, an adorable 2D animated title that will make fans of Little Witch Academia swoon.
Is that the show with the desert-y environment and predominantly black characters? That show looks rad.
Oh, straight up Little Witch isnt original. It take liberally from Harry Potter, western cartoons, and prior Trigger/Gainax shows, but you want to to know what the difference is? Little Witch looks amazing, this does not.PS: I adore the shit out of LWA. Don't you dare to piss on this new show because LWA exists and both deal with Witches. I'll be grumpy as fuck if you force me to expose the unoriginality of LWA.
It's pretty sad Netflix funds shows that look more anime than the ones funded by Crunchyroll.
I just remembered that French movies called Two Queens that never got funded. I hope someone picks them
"Someone else made this comparison"
Its not just me who recognizes it.
https://comicbook.com/anime/2018/08/22/crunchyroll-high-guardian-spice-original-anime-animation/
Yeah... I dont think so.
Oh, straight up Little Witch isnt original. It take liberally from Harry Potter, western cartoons, and prior Trigger/Gainax shows, but you want to to know what the difference is? Little Witch looks amazing, this does not.
I like you.I dunno. I think it looks pretty cool. If it sucks it sucks, if it's good it's good. Give it a chance.
Sure, but OK KO does take a lot from Dragon Ball. Lets get away from the LWA comparisons, since thats not really my big issue with the trailer. They could have squashed my doubts about the shows bland premise by talking about the show, but they just spent the entire trailer patting themselves on the back for being ultra diverse and all women."Someone else made this comparison"
Alright, that doesn't really much to me. OK KO isn't Dragon Ball or GI Joe either.
The project boasts an impressive staff, including character designer Hiroshi Shimizu (Michiko & Hatchin), storyboard director Shingo Natsume (One Punch Man), animation director Yûichi Takahashi (Gatchaman Crowds Insight) and animator Mitsuo Iso (Neon Genesis Evangelion). Thomas himself is directing the project.