Can Ghilbi do it again? Can Miyazuki save anime once more?

The girl's cute

>>156431443
>Ghilbi

>>156431443
Probably. I always lose interest in Ghibli until I hear Miyazaki's name pop up out of retirement again and i'm sure i'm not the only one (He's just the most recognizable name more than anything).

But he does truly put a care into his movies that isn't as present when he's not.

I watch them all regardless but Ghibli is going to suffer when he finally retires for good, especially with that new studio that popped up that has some ghibli alums and a similar style to Ghibli (from drawing to story choices).

I don't remember the name of the studio though i'm shit at names.

>>156431443
Has ironic stupidity gone too far? I can't even tell what you're trying to post.

>>156432126
Dear god, I haven't seen that much newfaggotry in a long time. Go back to where you came from.
>>156432818
OP likely makes fun about the rumors that Miyazaki is a talentless hack and that his animators are truly the ones deserving the praise.

>>156431443
This is neither Ghibli, nor is Miyazaki involved, though.

>>156432126
He retired years ago and only recently indicated he is looking to make anothre feature, which is 3D animated. Ghibli's last release was in 2014. They're done with animation production.

>>156433463
Last I heard, his movie hasn't been green-lit and Suzuki doesn't want to work with him. 3DCG is unlikely.

>>156433547
He was working on a 3D short and that's what he wants to turn into a feature. Unless he decided to switch over to 2D.

>>156433586
Yeah, that's what I mean. Wouldn't expect a feature film to be done differently than what he normally does.

I dunno, can 'Ghilbi' do it again...