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Xion Valkyrie · 2013-01-05, 23:00

I'm watching the 720p Blu Ray versions of Nisemonogatari right, as well as scanned through the Blu Ray versions of Fate/Zero and Madoka. I'm pretty sure the animation and direction in those series prove that animation techniques has come a long way since the 90's. There's even a significant improvement from the mid 2000's when Kyoto Animation wowed everyone with FMP:TSR and Haruhi.

I really doubt you can find older anime that can compare to these Shaft/Ufotable series aside from full budget movies like Spirited Away.

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Xion Valkyrie Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007	I'm watching the 720p Blu Ray versions of Nisemonogatari right, as well as scanned through the Blu Ray versions of Fate/Zero and Madoka. I'm pretty sure the animation and direction in those series prove that animation techniques has come a long way since the 90's. There's even a significant improvement from the mid 2000's when Kyoto Animation wowed everyone with FMP:TSR and Haruhi. I really doubt you can find older anime that can compare to these Shaft/Ufotable series aside from full budget movies like Spirited Away.