Has CGI anime finally reached the point where it is indistinguishable

Not yet but it definitely has improved a lot over the past few years.

>>155844730
No. It looks almost there in a still picture like yours, but in movement it usually looks very off (shading is unnaturaly consistent, line thick often betrays the cel-shading effect, movements tend to be "robotic", etc.)

>>155844730
CG Anime will always be distinguishable from the real deal. Anime uses many tricks like smears and transformations's to create movement, the shading also isn't natural making it near impossible to imitate with a computer.

>>155844730
No but somehow we were tricked into tolerating it. I blame fucking Polygon for adapting good material and using passable 3DCG.

no the only cgi that doesn't trigger me is cgi for inorganic stuff like mecha (even then only studio orange does a great job at it) or really stylized stuff like chibi cat girl fighting or harlock movie

>>155847467
You can do smears with CGI, lots of games do it

>>155844730
You can clearly see CGI parts in picrelated. Although it's tolerable.

>>155844730
Animation still looks bad

>>155849986
Yes, but in Anime smears are normally used in combination with a transformation(character goes off model for a short time).

>>155844730
Look at Berserk and say that again