They aren't strangers for Psykomatik and I.dbgtFO wrote:Bullshit.samuo2 wrote:Oh, and you can thank Psykomatik who doesn't know keep a secret, without discuss with Alehas and Akoz.
If they're silly enough to reveal to complete strangers that they have lied and posed as a real person on the internet for whatever reason, they should not be blaming or feeling angry at anyone, but themselves, that said stranger would expose their secret to the rest of the fandom.
They wanted to avoid this case where everybody hatin' about them because of a joke.
With all due respect:Ajay wrote:Why is it bad? Because it's misleading. It tells a false story of Super's production and has allowed for false narratives to be spun as a result.
You've got videos over YouTube of people (myself included) wondering and theorising about why on earth Toei would be throwing away key animation in an already troubled series.
For months now, we've had fans wondering why Kuririn's hair changed, what the original tournament results were, and what Toriyama's intentions were.
It's absolutely fine to play pranks as long as they're made clear in a timely fashion, but when you impersonate a real animator, post up several frames across a lengthy period of time, and then fail to disclose the information seven months later, you've turned a prank into outright deceit and deception.
That is not okay.
It started with a simply joke, what's the problem about it ?
When they realised the terrible extent it takes with professional like you who know a lot about animation doing video, leaks releasing in the whole world, they were (surely) scared about the reactions of people, it just is normal!
The results are that you blame they because it falses all your speculation (and mines too) but you're the only responsable of this, they couldn't guess that everybody will be tricked!
Akoz confessed to me that he hoped more people reflected about it because they were evidences placed intentionnally to show the trick! (for exemple, there's not Toei' logo on genga)
And for me, it show one things: it's that no matter how many things we know about animation, we can already be tricked, or just in the wrong way. We have to keep feet on Earth about it.
(But you're right about their pseudo, I didn't know this animator and it's not cool to borrow his name like this, but for me it's understandable, if they didn't choose a name which look like a real animator's one, it would be less believable.
And I think they never pretended to be the one they take the name, just a deduction everybody has did.)
