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Originally Posted by Ithekro
Oddly, they have shown some cleverness with other types of anime within their standard slice-of-life/moe shows. Sometimes using other styles, and/or showing off some other types of stories within a small piece of an anime.
Of course we know they can do mecha as shown with Full Metal Panic's The Second Raid. We know they can do space opera style animation from the Haruhi episode about a space based computer game. We know they can pull off drama scenes from the various Key works and the Haruhi movie. They've shown to be able to go from cartoonish to realistic in their various productions (sometimes within the same show).
What they don't have is a wide selection of anime yet, as they seem to focus on one at a time (mostly). Maybe they'll get around to something else, or maybe they won't. All depends on how much time they can spend on a project and how much they think they can profit from that one project over say another type of project.
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And that's why i think KyoAni would benefit from making a collaboration with Madhouse or Bones/Aniplex in a FMP series.
Imagine a FMP series with the visuals of Star Driver. That would be amazing. Add to the amount of visual detail made by KyoAni and you'll have a FMP season more visually stunning than every other Aniplex and KyoAni series.
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Originally Posted by Ithekro
They are well known for their very realistic backgrounds and wouldn't be suprised if they did some in their early days (pre-AIR, FMP, and Munto).
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here's a bit of trivia for you: They did background visuals for Gainax's Evangelion and Miyazaki's Kiki Delivery Service.