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himitsu_tcg2015-01-13 09:01 pm
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Discussion 21

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I guess it all depends on the type of CG being used, what its being used for, WHO is doing it, and what style is it trying to match. For Things like Aikatsu and Precure, its used a lot for the Dancing and long scenes, as it is for Transformations (at times), Yugioh uses it for some heavyer monster scenes, usually Dragons for some scenes.
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so really after watching s1 i've seen the light... cg is still kind of terrible for the actual characters and giving them actual expression and life, but the fight scenes were amazing in sidonia. traditional 2d animation wouldn't have been able to do it as well i think, not without a crazy budget which 13 episode animes don't usually get. basically, despite it being kinda weird, it's not hard to see why they decided to go full cg.
there's another anime i know that used full cg in the worst way possible. i didn't watch all of it, but kingdom was in full cg and unfortunately focused on scenes with the actual characters most of the time from what i could tell. seeing them move disturbed me, that's call i can say.
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I don't like toooo much cg because personal taste, and it never really ages well, especially with how rapidly the industry is improving on it. Like, the difference between Aikatsu! s1 and now is INCREDIBLE. But, I do appreciate that because it's cheaper, everyone can spend more time and $$$$$$$$$ on well-done 2D animation, and when 2D and 3D are blended together really well it's just gorgeous.
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Oh, but that does remind me. There was a CG anime a while back called Freedom Project that had designs done by Katsuhiro Otomo and they worked really well in 3D. It might just be because Otomo's style is more on the semi-realistic side but it didn't have that awkward feel that some full CG anime has. I still haven't actually watched the series though.
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I'm starting to sound like an old lady over hereThe amount of full-on CG anime I've seen is few and far between tbh...(thank goodness for discussions now I can scan it for recs)
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