Why anime looks like shit now?

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I really hope you're not implying that looks good, OP.

>>153422877
sup otaking

4;3 SD DVD Anime looks absolutely gorgeous on my 36" CRT I was surprised really makes me wonder why the fuck everybody was caught up on the HD meme.

>>153422877
studios have to cut costs to stay competitive.

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>>153423046
>>>/vr/3794854

>>153423131

I don't go to that they place they don't like emulation for whatever reason.

>>153423197
1 or 2 people =/= the whole board

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>>153422877

Why the long face lmao

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>old anime thread
>only meme anime posted

We live in a fallen world. Everything has always been getting worse, and it always will.

>>153424724
I'm going to see about that tomorrow.

Anime was never good

Because of digital. It was exactly in year 2000, when everything became digital, that anime got ugly.
Less detail in the drawings, artificial looking outlines, bland colours, and recently, filters. And the backgrounds too, no longer beautiful paintings because its much easier to slap something together in photoshop. And CGI still looks awful, no exception.
The animators also forgot composition. They don't know how to put together a nice looking image anymore, everyone fell for the movement meme when what made anime special in the first place was that it showed the world that animation doesnt need to move as long as you compensate with nice pictures that are interesting to look at.

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>>153422877
Because KyoAni invented moeshit in 2007 killing anime forever

Oh, it's the weekly Monday wannabe hipster-nostalgia fag thread, where a pathetic circlejerk laments about how modern anime doesn't use as many stills as 30 years ago, and that everything is now moving and hurting their eyes.

>>153423959
It's almost as if people who make these threads only watched 15 pre-2000s anime tops and think those 15 represent everything from that 50 year timeframe timeframe

>>153426871
>KyoAni invented moeshit
>invented moeshit
>invented moe

what?!

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>>153427363
Lurk more.

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>>153427069
Well at least they posted OVA and not half assed shitty adaptions of manga and dare I say it light novels.

>>153427477
That's EXACTLY what OP posted actually

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>Its another episode of comparing high budget ovas and movies to regular tv anime

>>153427949

Even the half assed material of the past was better in the sense that they had good material to work with.
These days we the lovely Isekai Light Novel.
I got hit a by a truck,respawned in a magical world,acquired currency by making some sort of invention,purchase first slave/servant girl
Light novels were a mistake they should have adapter MC Donald's books

>>153428095
I bet you can't even name 7 isekai anime.
>B-But they're everywhere it's all that gets made these days!!

>>153428368
Not them but
-Now and then here and there
-Magic knight rayearth
-aura battler dunbine
-digimon adventure
-escaflowne
-those who hunt elves
-ng knight ramune 40

But these are traditional style isekai. Modern isekai is more difficult, I may not be able to

>>153428549
You forgot Garzey's Wing.

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Isekai done properly

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>>153422877
Time for otaking?

>>153428672
Haven't heard about it. Forgot about el hazard too.

>>153428845
Is there anything about this story that makes the isekainess improve it?
And that other book, about the bridge and the boat and the forest, that would be usekai done wrong right

>>153422877
Because a great deal of what was done by hand is now done on a computer.
Conversely, it's why the skill floor is a lot higher now too.

>>153429073
>hasn't heard of garzey's wing
/a/ really is full of underagers these days, jesus.

>>153428923
the problem with this thing is that in the late 80's japan was under a big moment for it's economy

that's why OVA were popular. everyone had money to produce whatever they wanted and there was people with money to buy them.
also money to waste on budget for animation.

>>153429114

In his defense Garzey's Wing bombed like hell and went completely under the radar.

>>153428923
I can't believe there was time I thought this tool knew what he was talking about.

>>153429079
Using a computer has a much higher skill ceiling there's nothing you cannot do with a computer that you could've done otherwise.

>>153429126
Also the video rental industry was booming. In the 90s the Japanese economy started rolling up and the rental industry shrank as a result. Back in those days, studios and distributors made a lot of money selling OVAs to rental chains at very inflated prices, because the rental chains got them before the retail release the only way people could watch it was to rent it from them. Until Otaku started buying the rental copies, inflated price and all.

>>153429224
But everyone use the computer wrong then. They need to stop editing the outlines and cleaning up the drawings, they are removing the natural beauty of the art. And they need to learn how to use colours.

>>153426871
>a fag who can't draw for shit trying to mimic Hara's and Yazawa's styles while drawing some random other character's design
>proving anything about modern vs old
I'm continually surprised by what a master retard he can be.

>>153429344
He made that image like 12 years ago, he seems less retarded these days.
Though his art is still iffy though

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>>153428923
>muh shading

>>153428095
There's barely any isekai anime made at all, and light novel adaptations remain pretty uncommon also. Manga adaptations still dominate everything. The reason you're complaining about light novel adaptations is because they're actually popular. Despite how relatively few light novel adaptations there are per season, most of them end up being popular titles that are frequently talked about. Meanwhile there's always like 20 manga adaptations per season and maybe half will get any attention.

>>153429175
I've seen his fansub documentary twice. The first time I just assumed he was right, and the second time, years later, I disagreed with his statement that english shouldn't be edited into the anime. Because the fact that it is in Japanese is not a part of the vision of the creators. The intent is that you learn more by watching the pictures. Leaving Japanese text untranslated removes that part of the experience.

>>153429327
Actually the art of using computers was perfected in the early 2010s by Silver Link & legendary directory Shin Oonuma.

>>153429547
I was first exposed to Otaking while still in high school, when I knew very little about anime or the animation industry. Naturally I believed everything he said. After many years I have the benefit of hindsight, and it seems the reason he appealed so much to my uninformed teenage self was because he was similarly uninformed, but managed to be articulate and so made his uninformed opinions seem authoritative. And what teenager doesn't like seeing their own way of thinking vindicated by somebody who apparently knows what they're talking about? It's like a drug.

>>153429518
>. Meanwhile there's always like 20 manga adaptations per season and maybe half will get any attention.


Because it's always cookie cutter shit

>>153429344
I'm amazed Otaking ever thought that comparison proved anything besides how completely inept his drawing skills were.

>>153429430
Is he less retarded? I assume he's less out-spoken about his dislike of modern anime, if only because people were ripping into him all the time, but those fan-films he's done/doing seem like massive wastes of time and his art hasn't evolved at all.

>>153430941
Decide for yourself. He still posts under the trip Paul 'OtaKing' Johnson

>>153430941
Otaking actually browses /m/ and has admitted on several occasions that he not only regrets creating the images like in >>153426871's post, but has stated that he was flat out wrong and didn't know what the fuck he was talking about.

He seems pretty swell now.

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Mainly because they decided that there should be more animation in anime. A lot of older shows tend to sacrifice animation fluidity for more detail, leading to the sorts of things in your image OP.

But honestly the whole "Old anime looks way better than new anime" stopped having weight after the mid 2000's when Japanese animators started to get the hang of digital colouring. If Kanaberi is anything to go by we can now have fantastic animation with that oldschool level of detail.

>>153432238
>kabaneri
shitty example G-Reco is the best example of newer anime doing older styles Justice

>>153432376
But Kanaberi has that SHADING that so many old anime fans harm on about despite only really applying to money shots in OVAs.

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>>153432376
G-Reco looks good consistently, whereas Kabaneri was more true to the old style of looking like ass half the time

>>153432592
A lot of tv anime also had some level of shades. I had a screenshot from Rayearth with two different tones for skin but was on a different computer