ArchedThunder wrote:Jinzoningen MULE wrote:I can't read this, and the online translators are only giving me gobbledy-gook, but this definitely mentions something about Yamamuro, and seemingly mentions the upcoming episode.
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Otsuka retweeted this, so I'm fairly sure it's legitimate. Anyone able to translate?
From Kagari on GAF
"Animedia's December issue, due out November 10: Dragon Ball Super's "Future Trunks" arc finally reaches its climax with Vegito & Trunks vs. Zamasu drawn in a fierce battle by Yamamuro Tadayoshi. The battle commentary by Producer Kido(?) is also a must see."
I don't know if they're saying that Yamamuro is doing animation or if they are just talking about the image.
WOW WHAT?>???? Does this imply that Yamamuro will do some uncredited corrections? Well it is the climax so it is quite possible
Jinzoningen MULE wrote:We have some of the best already working on this coming episode, people far more talented than him. Yamamuro's habit of correcting things would be awful here. If in fact, that is his role, which I doubt. I do want Yamamuro back, but only on episodes with enough of stills, heavier than normal dialogue, and maybe a few action scenes, as well as correcting the less talented of the animators. It would help keep consistent artwork, as well as an improved schedule.
I totally agree with your comment but I don't think that Yamamuro is less talented than any of the Super animators. To be honest Shimanuki is still at his 70% dbz self and Shida won't give something extreme. When it comes to talent I can't rank the "top dogs" since most of them have pros and cons. In my book Yamamuro/Shimanuki/Shida/Tate(I don't know why I am mentioning him since he is not in the episode but ow well) have areas that allow them to show their skills and weak points.
Shimanuki: Give him time and he gives miracles. Don't give him time and he will draw every jaw as a potato. His biggest weakness is the lack of an impact in fighting scenes.
Tate: Give him a pen and paper and he can make the heroes move like crazy and unpredictable. Don't give him time and he will do the same but the characters will look weird.
Shida: Give him time and BOOOOM, animation madness. Don't give him time and he will provide quality but will sacrifice shading, detail, etc.
Yamamuro: Give him time or give him less time and he will deliver good art. However, unlike the others he will probably never go crazy with animation.
Between these 4 I think Shimanuki is the worse case scenario and Shida/Yamamuro the safest bets.