Is this what anime would look like animated at 60 fps?

This thread again I see.

It looks like fucking garbage. The only reason people act impressed by this is because they haven't seen the original which already is very smooth flowing.

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>>133794343
Again?

>>133794429
>>133794369
I'm not the one who asked this before. It just looks visually distinct from normal animation

>>133794740
Have you watched the original movie? Because it's fluid enough as it is.

I want /v/ to leave.

>>133794343
No, real 60 fps would probably look good

The only anime that would benefit from higher framerate are anime that rely on CG, like Knights of Sidonia or Kingdom.

>>133794817
>Have you watched the original movie?
Nope ;3

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>>133794343
Why would anyone want 60 fps anime when your eyes only see 30?!

>>133794343
DOWNLOAD MPV player AND SVPPACK AND YOU CAN WATCH ALL THE FUCKING ANIME YOU WANT IN YOUR GLORIUS 60FPS MASTER RACE.

I personally cannot stand the tearing that occurs ever so often.

>>133795403
holy shit what is that abomination

>>133795739
Its fake 60 fps though, just interpolated. We're talking about it actually being ANIMATED in 60

>>133795779
A beautiful chara created for Fallout New Vegas

>>133795739
will svppack fuck with my KCP?
will it smooth out panning-scenes?

>>133795993
>We're talking about it actually being ANIMATED in 60
You are talking about delusions.
Anime as it is made today cannot be animated at 60 FPS.

The only way for that to happen at all is CGI, as >>133795006 pointed out.

>>133797346
>Anime as it is made today cannot be animated at 60 FPS.
Kyoani can find a way.

>>133797474
Nope.
Anime is not made at 30 FPS, and usually not even at 24 FPS. There is usually different frame rates going on at the same time for different objects, but even the "well" animated parts are generally far below 24 FPS.
To actually animate at 60 FPS would mean exploding costs because all these frames would need to be drawn by somebody.

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>>133797606
>but even the "well" animated parts are generally far below 24 FPS.

Did you ever pause your anime in mid-ep and sit there and imagine you were playing Bam Ark Ham Knight on the PC?