Does Japan have annual holiday specials that they air every year?

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>>150319700
>Rudolph was animated by nips.

>>150319819
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tadahito_Mochinaga

>Other than Burl Ives, all characters were portrayed by Canadian actors recorded at RCA studios in Toronto under the supervision of Bernard Cowan.

Is any part of this special actually American made?

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>>150319700
>Rudolph was animated by nips.
So the doll was a Trap right? Was that her problem?

>>150319819
Fuck off 3DPD.

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>>150321749
No.

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>Rudolph was animated by nips.
In the trash it goes.

>>150323851
It was animated by Topcraft though, one of the best Japanese studios.

>>150323851

95% of all animation is animated in Korea or Japan. You'd be hard pressed to find a western movie or TV series that doesn't have ties. Even Pixar and The Simpsons have the bulk of the animators being Korean.

Yeah. Its called "BALSE!"

>>150324672
Pixar never outsourced though.

>>150324672
That's actually an utter lie perpetuated by weebs.

>>150319700
There are like annual animated movie TV broadcasts but not really annual holiday specials. Typically there's usually some kind of seasonal thing going on while holidays are happening though. So Xmas will show up in a Saturday/Sunday morning show or maybe even a single cour slice of life.

>>150324756

>Pixar never outsourced though.
It doesn't outcource, but the vast majority of its animators are hired from foreign countries. Just look at the credits. Literally 2,000 'Kim-Ul Park' and 'Jon Jee-Woo' names scrolling down the credits for 5 minutes.

>>150324775

And weeb is a term people use when they don't have a counter argument. So your point? Oh right...