Who would you prefer to be the character designer?

[iAnimationLover_]

Who would you prefer to be the character designer for super? For me its gotta be Shida :>



Edit: Actually Nakatsuru is a better choice as i did my research haha xD

[OLKv3]

Toriyama. If not him, then the dude who made the fan manga of Vegeta landing on Earth instead of Goku

[iAnimationLover_]

Toriyama. If not him, then the dude who made the fan manga of Vegeta landing on Earth instead of Goku

Can i have a screenshot of that please?

[Bansho64]

I only have two words; Masaki. Sato. He's my favorite DB artist, animator, and I wouldn't have anyone else as a first choice for character designer. Though, Nakatsuru is an extremely close second.

[Saikyo no Senshi]

Tate Naoki. His simple and loose designs and lack of detail would help in smooth and fluid movement. They are animation-friendly. In fact, it is the norm in the industry now.

The reason why Sun and Moon is so good is cause of the animation-friendly designs. Something like that would do wonders for Dragon Ball animation and I think Tate has that style.

[ArchedThunder]

Tate Naoki. His simple and loose designs and lack of detail would help in smooth and fluid movement. They are animation-friendly. In fact, it is the norm in the industry now.

The reason why Sun and Moon is so good is cause of the animation-friendly designs. Something like that would do wonders for Dragon Ball animation and I think Tate has that style.

I'd be 100% down for Tate if it was his polished style.
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There is also a really good shot of Vegeta he did in this same episode when they are on Beerus' planet that I can't find, it's just a head shot.

Besides Tate I think Tsuji would be interesting.

[iAnimationLover_]

Tate Naoki. His simple and loose designs and lack of detail would help in smooth and fluid movement. They are animation-friendly. In fact, it is the norm in the industry now.

The reason why Sun and Moon is so good is cause of the animation-friendly designs. Something like that would do wonders for Dragon Ball animation and I think Tate has that style.

I'd be 100% down for Tate if it was his polished style.
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There is also a really good shot of Vegeta he did in this same episode when they are on Beerus' planet that I can't find, it's just a head shot.

Besides Tate I think Tsuji would be interesting.

Tsuji's vegeta is too friendly http://prntscr.com/dkgwti

[ArchedThunder]

Tsuji's vegeta is too friendly http://prntscr.com/dkgwti

Her Vegeta and Piccolo are the only things I take issue with really, but she's actually done some pretty good Vegeta drawings as of late.
It'd be interesting if a character designer tried to emulate Toriyama's modern style or Toyotaro's style.

EDIT: Shit I feel ashamed now, I forgot to mention Yokoyama Miyuki! She's got such beautiful organic shapes in her art!

[Nejishiki]

Toriyama. If not him, then the dude who made the fan manga of Vegeta landing on Earth instead of Goku

Can i have a screenshot of that please?

It's by @dragongarowLEE

[iAnimationLover_]

Tsuji's vegeta is too friendly http://prntscr.com/dkgwti

Her Vegeta and Piccolo are the only things I take issue with really, but she's actually done some pretty good Vegeta drawings as of late.
It'd be interesting if a character designer tried to emulate Toriyama's modern style or Toyotaro's style.

EDIT: Shit I feel ashamed now, I forgot to mention Yokoyama Miyuki! She's got such beautiful organic shapes in her art!

I always wanted her to become a key animator or animation supervisor for super, instead of a 2nd key animator

Toriyama. If not him, then the dude who made the fan manga of Vegeta landing on Earth instead of Goku

Can i have a screenshot of that please?

It's by @dragongarowLEE

Oh, so its basically the same guy who did the yamcha thing right? hah

[Zephyr]

I only have two words; Masaki. Sato. He's my favorite DB artist, animator, and I wouldn't have anyone else as a first choice for character designer.

Seconding the hell out of this. He's recently posted some newly drawn DB art on Twitter, and it's unrivaled.

[Draconic]

Tate for sure. Loose designs look sooooo good. Sun and Moon proves it, as I've seen clips of it here and there and while I don't give a shit about Pokemon, the animation sure intrigues me enough to want to watch it. The potential for action and character acting would be incredible, making not only fights but jokes visually interesting too.

[iAnimationLover_]

I only have two words; Masaki. Sato. He's my favorite DB artist, animator, and I wouldn't have anyone else as a first choice for character designer.

Seconding the hell out of this. He's recently posted some newly drawn DB art on Twitter, and it's unrivaled.

Thats awesome!

[nite_jay]

I wouldn't really care too much, honestly. Just make sure that they try to make it stand out from Dragonball and Z, instead of that weird 'Boo arc but downgraded' thing we still have going on now. But for the sake of the question I would probably want Hayashi or Hosoda. I even made a little picture a while ago of what I'd imagine them looking like.

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[Mazingerdestro]

Yamamuro and Tsuji

[Cetra]

Yamamuro-san without any doubt.

[JulieYBM]

I love Hayashi Yuuki's animation. He's also respected enough to be able to attract talent to work on the series with him. The lines and shapes he uses are so pleasant. He also has great layouts.

[Miracles]

Toriyama. He's got taste.

[SaiyanGod117]

Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru without a doubt, Tsuji is good too. To be honest though, if Yamamuro could just revert back to his old designs. I wouldn't have a problem with him still being character designer, really he doesn't even have to do that. Just make the designs a little more organic...actually a lot more organic; or better yet improve off his old character sheets.

[Avok]

Nakatsuru without a doubt.