I'm actually curious as to whether it's a conscious decision from the photography department.ArchedThunder wrote:It seems like everyone is starting to play with line thickness, even Yashima, probably because they have more time.
The Trunks and Black shot is great.
Talking about Tiger Mask I watched it today and it looked really good in my opinion. (Sorry for mentioning it in this threadAjay wrote:I'm actually curious as to whether it's a conscious decision from the photography department.ArchedThunder wrote:It seems like everyone is starting to play with line thickness, even Yashima, probably because they have more time.
The Trunks and Black shot is great.
On Tiger Mask, they've been digitally applying line thickness and a brush-like texture to the regular art work:
Probably not, but a possibility, at least.
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[/spoiler] Interesting, that's certainly a possibility. It could be an attempt to make the show look less sterile, and it certainly works. If this is the case I still think the improved schedule is likely the reason we are seeing it more, Super's schedule before now definitely wasn't in a position to do much post work on the art, something we all know too well. I actually do hope you're right, as the schedule continues to improve we might see variable line thickness more and more, adding to the show's look and moving us away from Yamamuro's sterile look.Ajay wrote:I'm actually curious as to whether it's a conscious decision from the photography department.ArchedThunder wrote:It seems like everyone is starting to play with line thickness, even Yashima, probably because they have more time.
The Trunks and Black shot is great.
On Tiger Mask, they've been digitally applying line thickness and a brush-like texture to the regular art work:
Probably not, but a possibility, at least.
The long lost long faces of DBZ. This shot is definitely great looking. The eyes are very DBZ as well. Is this Kinoshita Yui?ryou766 wrote:I loved this shot of Black.
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He looks so deraved there.ryou766 wrote:I loved this shot of Black.
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But yeah, it's a really good shot.
One of three situations I think.Super Saiyan Swagger wrote:So since Yamamuro didn't work on the new ending, is it safe to assume that he's possibly working on a future episode for this arc? I know a lot of people don't like him, but I'd like another on-model episode with some nice fight choreography like Episode 13. It wouldn't hurt to have an episode like that every once in a while. Don't get me wrong, I love me some Tate and Shimanuki and I definitely prefer their stuff over Yamamuro's work, but sometimes I want a Super episode that's visually similar to the likes of Episode 13.
I dunno, the Time Patrol scene and the destroyed city scene that we've seen for XV2 don't really look like him to me.Ajay wrote:I'm probably just wrong about Takeo Ide working on Xenoverse 2. Chances are Yamamuro supervised the opening and cutscenes for that. Would certainly explain his absence.
It's good but the unevenness is jarring to me. Just look at how on the left side of his face(from our pov) the line goes up towards his ear too early, making it assymmerrical with the right side of his face.ryou766 wrote:I loved this shot of Black.
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Mini-Shida's already paired with him twice doesn't seem to have scared him off. But what if he gets paired with Shida? Is that why Shida took a 3 year absence cuz Yamamuro corrected his stuff in BoG?ArchedThunder wrote:One of three situations I think.Super Saiyan Swagger wrote:So since Yamamuro didn't work on the new ending, is it safe to assume that he's possibly working on a future episode for this arc? I know a lot of people don't like him, but I'd like another on-model episode with some nice fight choreography like Episode 13. It wouldn't hurt to have an episode like that every once in a while. Don't get me wrong, I love me some Tate and Shimanuki and I definitely prefer their stuff over Yamamuro's work, but sometimes I want a Super episode that's visually similar to the likes of Episode 13.
1. He's working on an episode (or TV special)
2. He's working on a new movie
3. (The least likely) he's slowly reducing his role in the series, potentially getting ready to step down.
The thing that scares me about the potential of Yamamuro supervising is that it would likely be a big episode and I'm afraid that Toei would manage to get another big animator on board and Yamamuro would over correct their work and make them not want to come back.
