There are less newly animated frames towards the end of Kai when compared to the beginning - so whatever their criteria was for deciding to reanimate a frame or section it appeared that it was met less and less as the series progressed. Therefore, in relation to the higher quantity of damaged/dirty original frames that made it into the final cut towards the end of Kai, it appears to me that the reasoning has more to do with a reduction in either budget, allocated time or skilled personnel than mere coincidence.Vegard Aune wrote:Well even then it's not really that Kai's remastering got worse along the way, so much as it is just... them being less careful when handling the original cels while animating it?
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The point I'm trying to make is that there doesn't appear to be consistent level of practice to the process, which appears to be corroborated by a higher occurrence of the poor quality original frames in the latter portion of the series. I accept your point that the Cyborg/Cell saga could quite simply have suffered more from poor animation the first time around, but the lower occurrence of new frames in that arc implies that the production staff were less interested or inclined to deal with it.
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