I wonder..., if Zunos is watered will flowers grow from his bald spots? His "chair" looks like a vase.TheDevilsCorpse wrote:Zuno, and his assistant (I'm assuming that's not a name), in color at Jump Festa.
Man, it just makes what we got during the original TV broadcast of the this episode all the more upsetting in hindsight. If Toei only got their shit together in time. Oh well. I know this may be asking much, but could you also post the SSJ1/2 portion of the fight as well considering that got major changes too.Sodhi wrote:I posted ssj3 vs beerus fight from blu ray. If anyone was curious what the whole fight looked like in motion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PPLPJ5sb0k
Toei have rarely ever been noted for the artistic integrity of their products. They make their money by being able to churn out so much content under the names of the big Jump titles that they license, they never have been and never will be Studio Ghibli. They're a big name with too many irons in the fire and too few skilled hands on the work floor. The most talented artists and animators that Toei are able to call upon are rarely given time enough and sufficient free-reign to aptly demonstrate the best of their abilities.DragonHermit wrote:Damn, that looks so much better.
What I'm pissed off about is that out of all the bad things an anime could suffer from it has to be animation, especially when it's such a big anime by such a big company.
What about Dec 27 and Jan 10?SSJGBGoku wrote:So following titles were revealed by Gojiitaaf :
January 17th: Goku's conclusive Kamehameha
January 24th: Arrival!! God of Destruction Champa
January 31st: Toward the era of a showdown between universes!!
Studio Ghibli isn't exactly known for artistic integrity, either. Never mind how often they or their founders adapt stories, they also tend to force their animators to stick to the character designs and not express themselves.Blade wrote:Toei have rarely ever been noted for the artistic integrity of their products. They make their money by being able to churn out so much content under the names of the big Jump titles that they license, they never have been and never will be Studio Ghibli. They're a big name with too many irons in the fire and too few skilled hands on the work floor. The most talented artists and animators that Toei are able to call upon are rarely given time enough and sufficient free-reign to aptly demonstrate the best of their abilities.DragonHermit wrote:Damn, that looks so much better.
What I'm pissed off about is that out of all the bad things an anime could suffer from it has to be animation, especially when it's such a big anime by such a big company.
She/Her 
Dec 27th- All out Battle, the Vengeful Golden Freeza. Nothing has been revealed for Jan 10 yet, but I assume it will be about Goku being lasered, found out next week.Basaku wrote:What about Dec 27 and Jan 10?SSJGBGoku wrote:So following titles were revealed by Gojiitaaf :
January 17th: Goku's conclusive Kamehameha
January 24th: Arrival!! God of Destruction Champa
January 31st: Toward the era of a showdown between universes!!
I'd guess it'll be mixed with the part about going to Namek to resurrect Piccolo. Maybe the first half of the Champa introductory episode, rather than mixed with the Freeza battle.Hellspawn28 wrote:I guess Kibitoshin's defusion will probably happen off screen if Champa is arriving on the 24th.
Well, I'd argue that it's debatable if delivering a consistent (but high quality) product goes against the grain of artistic integrity. One could argue that Ghibli are a good example of how a talent pool can be project-managed to realise a single artistic vision in the animated medium. To give an analogy, it's a little bit like an orchestra of excellent musicians being well-rehearsed and performing a piece of music to the exact specification of its notation as opposed to being allowed to improvise and self-express wildly, potentially detracting from the cohesion of the performance.JulieYBM wrote:Studio Ghibli isn't exactly known for artistic integrity, either. Never mind how often they or their founders adapt stories, they also tend to force their animators to stick to the character designs and not express themselves.Blade wrote:Toei have rarely ever been noted for the artistic integrity of their products. They make their money by being able to churn out so much content under the names of the big Jump titles that they license, they never have been and never will be Studio Ghibli. They're a big name with too many irons in the fire and too few skilled hands on the work floor. The most talented artists and animators that Toei are able to call upon are rarely given time enough and sufficient free-reign to aptly demonstrate the best of their abilities.DragonHermit wrote:Damn, that looks so much better.
What I'm pissed off about is that out of all the bad things an anime could suffer from it has to be animation, especially when it's such a big anime by such a big company.
She/Her So judging from this, there is going to be no slice of life filler or any kind in-between the ROF arc and the Champa arc? Good. The quicker we get to the Universe 6 shit, the better.SSJGBGoku wrote:So following titles were revealed by Gojiitaaf :
January 17th: Goku's conclusive Kamehameha
January 24th: Arrival!! God of Destruction Champa
January 31st: Toward the era of a showdown between universes!!
Its likely. Just like they gave us something before the Cell Games. I don't see any reason to rush things.TheDevilsCorpse wrote:Just because there's none between the two arcs doesn't mean we won't have any "filler" at all. They can get to Champa and the tournament announcement, then give us some fluff for the five days before the tournament. Not saying it's likely, but still possible.
