2012-07-23, 21:21 | Link #1161 | |
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I want to see this quality someday in a tv show. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcMoYI94iUA |
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2012-07-24, 07:09 | Link #1162 | |
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2012-07-24, 07:21 | Link #1163 | |
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2012-07-24, 21:53 | Link #1167 |
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Munto (the original) is little more than an animation showcase. I don't think anyone ever cared about it as a sellable product, that's why the industry always held the claim that "Everything Kyoani does, sells" until Nichijou, even though Munto already existed and didn't even have a number for its sales.
I hear from another site that Kadokawa wanted to do a series of it, and that was a fuckup because nobody at the animation studio cared for the property besides as a demonstration of Kyoani's prowess at animating things. |
2012-08-03, 08:34 | Link #1168 |
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Looks like the official Pony Canyon twitter account has been re-tweeting the tweets by the official Chuunibyou twitter account. Looking over the PC account, they've retweeted news from other productions, so it might be safe to assume PC will be distributing the BD/DVDs for Chuunibyou.
This would satisfy the usual "Kadokawa/Pony Canyon(and TBS)/Kadokawa/Pony Canyon (TBS)" pattern for this year, so we could expect the next show from KyoAni to be a Kadokawa production. By no means is this certain, but it seems to fit the usual trends.
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2012-08-06, 01:12 | Link #1170 |
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Makes perfect sense. Now the whole Key pieces have been placed, still no news on the VA though.
Anyway I think we'll get that in just a couple of days, can't wait for trailers to pop out. I wonder what the next Kadokawa show will be? Still, I'm pegging my hopes Aniplex picks them up in their future projects. |
2012-09-05, 10:18 | Link #1171 |
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So I got some interesting or probably old news from someone who posted in an anime text board. Well it's about a foreign intern KyoAni once had during it's early days. It seems this was before Munto 2(Not the TV series but the OVA) was made. I'm guessing this was still during the time where they were under sub contract works.
Here name is Diana K. Lee. It would be interesting to name some of the staff members but sadly the archive didn't back up the pic with captions. Spoiler for KyoAni Staff 2002:
And here's another link from that thread. In here we can see some key staff people such as Hideaki and Yoko Hatta. According to one of the posters Yoshiji Kigami can be seen in one of the photos but the pic of him with it is pretty small. Anyway posted this just for those who might be interested in some little trivia. Kudos to that person who shared this to me. If it's old news pardon for the repost. source PS: Now this reminds me of during K-ON was airing and some people were saying about a 2ch(?) thread whose goal was to find out who Yukiko Horiguchi is, seems like that lead nowhere. |
2012-10-01, 19:11 | Link #1172 |
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Suffice to say, the CM for Kyoukai no Kanata and the Chuunibyou Demo Koi ga Shitai! anime have already helped KyoAni tremendously. When the latter was first released in May 2011, it was sold in around 20-24 bookstores. The sequel (and Coppelia) wasn't many more bookstores. Kyoukai started in about 35-40. All of these include the KyoAni Shop!
As of today, there are a total of 349 bookstores in Japan that are carrying the full KA Esuma library (5 novels total). That is a huge increase and definitely worth what they've put in thus far. Here's hoping we see more added (including easier ways to ship internationally).
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2012-10-13, 14:00 | Link #1173 |
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So since Animation Do seem to be doing most of, if not all of Chūni-byō Demo Koi ga Shitai! (which would explain the drop in animation quality from Hyouka) I wonder what the main KyoAni studio is up to.... Anyway some people were whining about what Animation Do where doing, hope you're happy now.
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2012-10-13, 16:58 | Link #1174 |
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Drop in animation quality? I don't see it. Animation Do has pretty talented members, and their episodes of Hyouka were among the best.
Aren't you perhaps referring to the photography? I could see why someone would think the photography in Hyouka is much better than in here, but in terms of animation, Chuunibyou is holding up to the same standards as Hyouka. Not to mention there are only two episodes so far, and episode 2 was done by what is possibly the best team you can assemble at Kyoani. Anyway, I'm also eager to know how many more episodes of Chuu2 will be done by Animation Do, and what the main branch is working on. Probably on November/December we are going to get a Kadokawa announcement for Spring 2013. |
2012-10-13, 17:04 | Link #1175 |
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With the main staff listings for episodes 3-6 released, it looks like 4-6 will be led by Do. Episode 4 has the same main staff as episode 1 and 5/6 share the same main staff as Hyouka episodes 7, 15, and 21. Like you, I'm curious why 4 out of the first 6 episodes in Chuunibyou were to be handled by Do.
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2012-10-14, 18:25 | Link #1177 |
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Naoko Yamada was at SLA 2012 in Glasgow, here is a report by chaostangent :
http://chaostangent.com/2012/10/scot...me-2012-day-2/ http://chaostangent.com/2012/10/scot...da-qa-session/
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2012-10-14, 20:39 | Link #1180 | |
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The comment about directors is interesting too. I disagree with her ideology that a creator shouldn't put much of himself into his work, I rather prefer the author to fully pander to himself and express his whole set of ideas without restraints. I'd really like for her, or Ishihara, to make an arthouse type short to see what they're really like when they have full creative control and are willing to make use of it. |
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