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A lot people here doesn't understand the difference between stereotypes and archetypes, let alone character development. It's like music, most people are tone deaf but they like to criticise musicians all the time.
It doesn't matter how many frames you have or how big the budget is, if your storyboard is a piece of crap there's nothing you can do about it. That's the reason why most action scenes in Americans shows and movies are poop while low budget films from Hong Kong and other places in Asia are capable of much better action, what you need is talented people.
The last example of this was The Raid, a film from Indonesia directed by a Welsh guy. I recommend Seven samurai for the people interested in the language of the action scene, the last act(the battle) is a master class in the subject.
Kyoani just need talented guys like Ando behind the storyboards to deliver top notch action because they already have good animators. It's incredible how people are still discussing this shit after what Kyoani did in Free!, Chuu2 and Nichijou.
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