I did remember seeing this episode as a kid and I thought Freeza and Cell look like that was because they were in hell for so long they looked deformed (lol)
Yeah honestly it took me like 3-4 days to draw a front-facing portrait of Cell. I'd also like to add that i was switching between 3-5 different images of him, in angled poses, for reference.
@@quicklyform5162 dude i was drawing imperfect cell from horns to shoulders and it took me around 4 hours to give the most similar and faithful i could bring to the paper. Some of the reason that we love him so much, I guess.
They were a disgrace in this episode, regardless of the art, I can't believe that after years of training, a supposedly nerfed kid Goku in base form was just playing around with them lol
@@jasonone8726 well that's the thing Goku wasn't nerfed strength wise and it's implied his tail helped with his stamina issue plus this Goku is already Majin Buu level in base and no matter what version of Buu you decide he's as strong as he'd shit on Cell and especially freeza in base
It's not awful, I actually like how Frieza looks especially. But it goes to show that even if someone is a skilled animator/character designer, those skills aren't always going to translate to every art style, especially under time restraints. I imagine if they had an episode directed by Hayao Miyazaki himself, fans would probably still complain about the animation being bad. That's not to say that fans are stupid, but there are obviously certain expectations when it comes adapting a manga into animation. Heck, I personally prefer how Lupin looks in Mystery of Mamo over the Miyazaki-directed Castle of Cagliostro. Whereas if anyone else had directed Naussica, it'd probably not look nearly as good.
Quiet correct! And it's funny you mention Lupin because Castle of Cagliostro was the first out of the series I watched! So when I looked at the designs in Mystery of Mamo, I found it quite jarring at first glance.
Though it does look a little weird compared to the cell saga from Dragon ball z I thought it was quite a interesting style to apply to Dragon ball style wise.with the characters have more define features compared to the boxed up heads,rectangular eyes and medium stature
Interesting, I didn't know he was in the same studio as the one that work on little of odd episodes covering Cell Game. I kinda feel odd that their involvement feel out of nowhere and never been seen again. I feel the same for Buu Saga supervisors Ichio Hayashi and Naoaki Hojo
Definitely felt the same way, it's quiet a random comeback. I'm guessing since Toei were no longer outsourcing to Shindo Production, K Production, Studio Cockpit and Kino Production, they were brought back in. The studio was also formed of former Toei animators so they most likely had strong ties with Toei. And I also completely forgot about Hayashi lol, although I've never known bout Hojo so that's something new.
I hate it how Cell's other "ear" is visible from behind the side of his head in every 3/4 view shot of him. It's like, the ear on the opposing side of his head is suddenly moved to the utmost front part of the temple on his head. The heck??
For sure the studio is skilled, when you slow it down and look you can find a lot of cool and impressive shots. I almost feel bad for them, very hard to animate Akira's style and they get handed a character even Akira didn't like to draw in Cell. (iirc he's stated he regrets all of Cell's little spots as they're time consuming to draw and impossible to get consistent) We gotta remember that real people were in this studio, working hard.
After watching this I definitely am gonna be less harsh on this episode. It was a tough job, really tough, and first timers to the style are going to have a very tough time. And you know, you're right, a lot of the shots go look very good. Just a lot more stick out harshly. I can definitely appreciate their attempt more after your video, it's easy to forget that real people are behind these, sometimes.
I... actually really like the way Freeza and Cell look in GT, even though it is notably off model. Though, I think GT all throughout has some of the most gorgeous art Dragon Ball has to offer
Wow. This has really changed my outlook on this episode. I never hated it either, more couldn’t wrap my head around why it was so different. I agree with you that the stylistic choice of going off model can create a good effect when done correctly!
Really drives home Toei's animation system back then was total chaos. I said in the Masunaga episode: His episodes are amazing but it's clearly not Toriyama's style. Though I guess he actually draws Bulma and 18 perfectly.
I've been waiting for Forgotten Relics to cover Kanno. He's an above average artist for the most part. I really enjoy his work. His best artwork and animation for me is the close up shots of Piccolo Vs Andriod 17, SS Vegeta Ki Barrage attack against Super Perfect Cell and the Majin Vegeta Final Explosion. My only grips with his art work are those wide broad noses and giraffe necks he draws occassionally. He draws the hips and thigh area weird looking too sometimes.
I've definitely mentioned him but yeah I've never given him a dedicated video. I guess it's simply because animation-wise he never stood out for me in comparison to others on the series. But I agree that he was definitely a positive for the studio, Hiroshi Takeuchi and Mari Tominaga had some nice stuff as well, pity Tominaga left after DB.
@@forgottenrelics1197 It's really made me wonder why not have him supervise instead of Ebisawa? His art and animation is superior to Ebisawa in every single way. I do like and tolerate that he actually tried his own artstyle instead of attempt to replicate and likely failed like Uchiyama that actually made a lot of character less weird and ugly, but overall objectively, his art is unimpressed and overly angular that made characters look rough and bad
Yes its animation rush, but theres another reason why, cell and frieza got older, thats why they looked more stressed and older, Cell, of course knowing how he is, would be stressed 24/7 for a 11 year old beating him
It surprised me to find out that Doga Kobo worked on dragon ball. Most of the anime I was familiar with them were where they produced slice of life comedies (Umaru-Chan, Nozaki-kun, Gabriel Dropout). I didn’t expect that they worked on an action anime
GT was a great concept. I love the idea that the dragonballs were over used and bc of that there was a negative consequence. It just wasn't executed in the right way.
Thats rough. Imagine people telling you your older work looks better than your recent one and unlearn or rather learn how to draw or animate a certain way but too different where theres just something missing from its old feel. I can understand that
His mouth shape when speaking and emoting is what does it for me. Half the time it didn't look like his face was accurately conveying the emotion he was feeling.
Then again they all looked very different, even from shot to the next. Vegeta even changed skin color in certain shots. Heck, Frieza looked rather different to the various styles we saw of him in Z.
Hmm, I always thought Frieza and Cell just looked more devious and different because in gt, they were depicted as being in Hell. Also, different people working on them.
I love these videos. I was obssesed with Dragon Ball as a kid. I am an artist because of it. These videos are extremely valuable to me because I thought Toriyama was the reason I loved the show but I now know that the man himself was incredible yes, but the reason I love Dragon Ball wasnt only him but the cavalcade of artists who gave their heart producing the kickass sequences that blew my young self s mind away.
I’m gonna be honest when I first watch it I didn’t notice at all and just kept watching GT, I say it’s fine as long as it doesn’t look like episode 5 of super or worst then it becomes unbearable, but I still enjoy GT, still one of my favorites of the franchise
For sure, there's bad and then there's distractingly bad. Early Super was distractingly bad, so bad you can't watch it seriously. I feel like this episode had some distractingly bad moments, but the entire episode wasn't distractingly bad, making it still an enjoyable experience.
@@alastorthedemonslayer4257 And the fight with Frieza in Super... oh god... Throughout the episodes (iirc there were 2) with Hell Cell and Frieza I was constantly thinking "Whoa, that doesn't look right" but I could just shake it off and continue enjoying. But man.. early DBS.. time crunch is a bitch, huh?
@@chachingboy1 i always chalked it up to budget issues. either way, i dont like the z style so it was bad, but so was everything else lol. db is the way to go
Really wish they would just finish episodes far ahead of distribution and take more care to have consistent production like other anime. Naruto and my hero academia always look consistent. Db deserves better than this.
It was sadly just how they did long running anime at the time. MHA has the advantage of studios and production staff having learned from the mistakes of these long running shows. Imagine if MHA was one of those no break shows. There would have to be so much filler added so they didn't go ahead of the manga. Sound familiar?
I always had the thought process that gt cell was just how he aged due to his origins of being made in a lab (like a defect or an evolution of some type)
The worst thing about that battle with Frieza and Cell is the fact that these formidable foes that were built up as these serious threats were turned into Teen Titans Go ahh villains here.
That's usually the case later on in these shows. The previous main threats are no longer a big deal because the heroes have gotten much stronger, and we have bigger threats.
I caught on to how weird Cell looked in that scene, and I initially brushed it off as "oh well GT sucks, of course they fucked up Cell" but as the years have gone on and I've grown more as a person and a fan of Dragon Ball I actually took such questions a bit more seriously so this video was nice
Like Erubiel said I'm glad you grew out of that. GT isn't perfect, certainly not as good as Z, but it's still really good. I wish more people would give it a shot instead of writing it off immediately. Though, thankfully people are starting to do that more recently.
oh so you think gt sucks cos cell look bad but i dont ehr you dsy z sucke when both cell and golku look liek shti when there 4 cell v goku in the air now do i
chachingboy1 IMO, GT isn't complete garbage like people liked to say back in the day, but calling it "really good" might be going too far in the opposite direction. There're too much flaws/inconsistencies in the writing for every arc, and the animation also falls flat at the weirdest times. And it feels bad to knock it for lacking direction at points, because that was a thing the company struggled with a lot and tried hard to straighten out for a while, but it is still something that has made a noticeable mark on the series. That _is_ offset by a good amount of "Z-level" moments, but I feel those aren't numerous enough to fully counteract the negatives. It's definitely something that anyone who _really_ likes DB should at least check out, but just note that when issues pop up, they pop up hard.
Unfortunately in DragonBall GT there are a handful of episodes made by Uchiyama and a few other people taken from the streets ... Among these horrible episodes, one of the most sadly memorable is the one in which we see Cell and Freeza horrible. It's a real shame because, apart from these episodes, DBGT has a superb technical level, and which alas for TOEI is now a taboo. PS: The comparison with the unattainable Keisuke Masunaga-sama is merciless ... even if this applies to any other studio and animator of the brand.
I've always noticed the difference in animation since the Toonami days. My friend and I were tripping on Acid twenty-two years ago and watching the Android saga because he always wanted to watch it in acid. The episode we watched was the lazier looking art style from this studio. My friend kept saying it looks cheesy. I told him the art varies from episode to episode. I don't think he realized what I was saying. He thought his perception of the art had changed because of the drugs we were on. That was not the case. I was the only one who grasped what was going on. I guess being an artist myself and collecting comic books my whole life is what helps me differentiate the different styles. I always knew whose art I was looking at, being Todd McFarlane, Mark Bagley or John Romita. They all worked on Spider-Man at different times. Their art styles are distinct. Some people just see Spider-Man, I guess.
My headcanon is that he absorbed something he shouldn't have.
I guess one of those big eyed anime girls.
My headcanon is that its what happens when you're in Hell for 20+ years... I mean, it's H E L L.
Yes yes yes
@@theopulentone1650 the correct answer
@@BroadcastingCN jotaro kujo reference
I did remember seeing this episode as a kid and I thought Freeza and Cell look like that was because they were in hell for so long they looked deformed (lol)
Interesting conclusion haha
Yeah, that's what I thought as well, especially in the cardgame screenshots used.
That's a cute profile pic. You know, for the kids.
Makes sense
Freeza even looked weird in the Z anime when they showed him watching the fight between kid buu and Goku. He had wings on his eyes.
Cell's eyes looked really huge, honestly, Frieza looked off too. I like most of Gts art, but in this case, they masscared my boys.
The great colors make it still look good,just not as good as the rest. That’s supers biggest issue. Bad color pallet. We need cel shades colors again
A godfather and dbz fan like myself, I knew I couldn't be the only one! 😄
@@fridaynightnicktoons6885 I actually love super’s color pallet. GT has a terrible one
@@andrewgarfield9898 Hell fucking NO.
Super colors make the characters feel like plastic, inorganic and robotic.
GT haa easily the best pallet.
Frieza looks off since Cell saga
As a kid I always thought cell looked constipated af in GT.
Doesn't looks so Perfect now.
😂
LOL
He technically is
He had to deal with Frieza 24 hours a day, I'd look constipated af too.
Cell looks more like a bug than ever with them bug eyes
@@Blacksnowsed93 how tf did you end up with such a monstrosity
@@Blacksnowsed93 lmaooooo
I quite like the look for Frieza and Goku. Cell's a difficult character to draw tbf.
@@quicklyform5162 yeah all the little things on head and legs.
Yeah honestly it took me like 3-4 days to draw a front-facing portrait of Cell. I'd also like to add that i was switching between 3-5 different images of him, in angled poses, for reference.
Lol to be frank?
@@ThaRealJamarcus to be fair
@@quicklyform5162 dude i was drawing imperfect cell from horns to shoulders and it took me around 4 hours to give the most similar and faithful i could bring to the paper. Some of the reason that we love him so much, I guess.
I always hated this episode because Cell and Frieza looked like they were on crack and they reduced two of my favorite villains to comic relief
They were a disgrace in this episode, regardless of the art, I can't believe that after years of training, a supposedly nerfed kid Goku in base form was just playing around with them lol
@@jasonone8726 well that's the thing Goku wasn't nerfed strength wise and it's implied his tail helped with his stamina issue plus this Goku is already Majin Buu level in base and no matter what version of Buu you decide he's as strong as he'd shit on Cell and especially freeza in base
they were really old villains, why would they be stonger?
I'll always remember Goku just hopping on and riding Freeza's kienzan.
@@jbrfr94 why bring them back at all then. Makes no sense from writing standpoint
Tbh I feel like the most odd thing is just the eyes. Minus the eyes, the rest seems relatively fine
For my taste the heads were also a little bit too big. Freeza looks in this episode almost like a chibi version of himself.
@@Ness-op2uy he always looks like that , even in super
It's not awful, I actually like how Frieza looks especially. But it goes to show that even if someone is a skilled animator/character designer, those skills aren't always going to translate to every art style, especially under time restraints. I imagine if they had an episode directed by Hayao Miyazaki himself, fans would probably still complain about the animation being bad.
That's not to say that fans are stupid, but there are obviously certain expectations when it comes adapting a manga into animation. Heck, I personally prefer how Lupin looks in Mystery of Mamo over the Miyazaki-directed Castle of Cagliostro. Whereas if anyone else had directed Naussica, it'd probably not look nearly as good.
Quiet correct! And it's funny you mention Lupin because Castle of Cagliostro was the first out of the series I watched! So when I looked at the designs in Mystery of Mamo, I found it quite jarring at first glance.
@@forgottenrelics1197 Same tbh. I thought Mamo was super weird at first, but it grew on me more as I watched more of the series.
To me it looks really bad tbh
Cell looks like he wants to take a shit every time bro lmao
Found the gt fanboy
Says a lot that Cell's design was very off model when GT as a whole has been fairly consistent with it's production.
Cells that’s hardest to draw so if anyone would be,it’d be him
He still hasn’t recovered from that Fentzu Bean that Goku gave him.
Though it does look a little weird compared to the cell saga from Dragon ball z I thought it was quite a interesting style to apply to Dragon ball style wise.with the characters have more define features compared to the boxed up heads,rectangular eyes and medium stature
Cells design especially the eyes looked like Ishikawa's work. When I saw Ishikawa's work on DBS I thought wait, wasn't this Animator on GT
Interesting, I didn't know he was in the same studio as the one that work on little of odd episodes covering Cell Game. I kinda feel odd that their involvement feel out of nowhere and never been seen again. I feel the same for Buu Saga supervisors Ichio Hayashi and Naoaki Hojo
Definitely felt the same way, it's quiet a random comeback. I'm guessing since Toei were no longer outsourcing to Shindo Production, K Production, Studio Cockpit and Kino Production, they were brought back in. The studio was also formed of former Toei animators so they most likely had strong ties with Toei.
And I also completely forgot about Hayashi lol, although I've never known bout Hojo so that's something new.
I actually think if the eyes were smaller Cell would look pretty good in GT
I’ve been watching a lot of animated Transformers series lately, and it feels like one of the animators worked on GT after having seeing this video
I don't exactly know why but vegeta also looks somewhat different in gt
His face is fatter
Or Atleast not as slim and long as z
his face is rounder, less forehead, more reflections in skin
His hair his hairline was bad enough as it was they made it worse
He is tanned.
He looks like Hitmonchan lol
I hate it how Cell's other "ear" is visible from behind the side of his head in every 3/4 view shot of him.
It's like, the ear on the opposing side of his head is suddenly moved to the utmost front part of the temple on his head. The heck??
Love the GT breakdowns man, keep em coming! Excellent channel
My boy Cell absorbed methamphetamines before filming GT
0:54 ....Are all owned by Funimation,Toei animation,Fuji TV and Akira Toriyama,please support the official release
Always had that question when I was younger, thanks for having the answer!
1:16 Cell using Solar Flare _wasn’t_ bad tbh
my man lost his tongue and nose wym
For sure the studio is skilled, when you slow it down and look you can find a lot of cool and impressive shots. I almost feel bad for them, very hard to animate Akira's style and they get handed a character even Akira didn't like to draw in Cell. (iirc he's stated he regrets all of Cell's little spots as they're time consuming to draw and impossible to get consistent)
We gotta remember that real people were in this studio, working hard.
After watching this I definitely am gonna be less harsh on this episode. It was a tough job, really tough, and first timers to the style are going to have a very tough time. And you know, you're right, a lot of the shots go look very good. Just a lot more stick out harshly. I can definitely appreciate their attempt more after your video, it's easy to forget that real people are behind these, sometimes.
7:27. I've always said that villains with disturbing eyes and faces were the best.
I... actually really like the way Freeza and Cell look in GT, even though it is notably off model. Though, I think GT all throughout has some of the most gorgeous art Dragon Ball has to offer
Studio Cockpit is definitely my favourite!!
Because someone else drew him. The end.
Very informative. I dip into GT recently, as I just finished DBZ... YEAH I know, after 20 years. Great music btw.
Wow. This has really changed my outlook on this episode. I never hated it either, more couldn’t wrap my head around why it was so different. I agree with you that the stylistic choice of going off model can create a good effect when done correctly!
Cell lookin like he smoke 10 packs a day
its always a pleasure to see GT Yamamuro
That it is
The drawings are kinda jank in GT, but I love the color schemes and atmosphere.
Really drives home Toei's animation system back then was total chaos.
I said in the Masunaga episode: His episodes are amazing but it's clearly not Toriyama's style. Though I guess he actually draws Bulma and 18 perfectly.
I didn't know I was curious about this topic until this video appeared in my recommended.
Yes! I always knew I noticed he looked terrible in GT. This video is exactly what I needed and have been looking for.
*I never noticed cell didnt have eye liner in GT lol wild*
Next time, how about talking about Kanno? He's the only standout animators in Ebisawa's episode.
I've been waiting for Forgotten Relics to cover Kanno. He's an above average artist for the most part. I really enjoy his work. His best artwork and animation for me is the close up shots of Piccolo Vs Andriod 17, SS Vegeta Ki Barrage attack against Super Perfect Cell and the Majin Vegeta Final Explosion. My only grips with his art work are those wide broad noses and giraffe necks he draws occassionally. He draws the hips and thigh area weird looking too sometimes.
I've definitely mentioned him but yeah I've never given him a dedicated video. I guess it's simply because animation-wise he never stood out for me in comparison to others on the series. But I agree that he was definitely a positive for the studio, Hiroshi Takeuchi and Mari Tominaga had some nice stuff as well, pity Tominaga left after DB.
@@forgottenrelics1197 It's really made me wonder why not have him supervise instead of Ebisawa? His art and animation is superior to Ebisawa in every single way. I do like and tolerate that he actually tried his own artstyle instead of attempt to replicate and likely failed like Uchiyama that actually made a lot of character less weird and ugly, but overall objectively, his art is unimpressed and overly angular that made characters look rough and bad
Yes its animation rush, but theres another reason why, cell and frieza got older, thats why they looked more stressed and older, Cell, of course knowing how he is, would be stressed 24/7 for a 11 year old beating him
It surprised me to find out that Doga Kobo worked on dragon ball. Most of the anime I was familiar with them were where they produced slice of life comedies (Umaru-Chan, Nozaki-kun, Gabriel Dropout). I didn’t expect that they worked on an action anime
Me looking at the thumbnail: "What's the difference? It just looks like he's scowling"
Me doing a double take: "AUGH WHAT THE FU-?!"
so that's why one peice looks wrong after the time skip, one of the main key figures left that explains a lot.
I believe Kazuya Hisada filled the character design role
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Ayye thank you and no problem!
Finally someone else pointed it out cuz I may first I thought I was tripping
GT was a great concept. I love the idea that the dragonballs were over used and bc of that there was a negative consequence. It just wasn't executed in the right way.
I agree
Thats rough. Imagine people telling you your older work looks better than your recent one and unlearn or rather learn how to draw or animate a certain way but too different where theres just something missing from its old feel. I can understand that
Both freeza and cell always looked super off to me. Also nappa looked weird too
I'm just glad I'm not the only one who noticed
His mouth shape when speaking and emoting is what does it for me. Half the time it didn't look like his face was accurately conveying the emotion he was feeling.
The attention to detail got me hitting that subscribe button so fast
It’s mostly the eyes that throws it off
now i lauched at 0:12 but the next image with kim just got me dead. i libe your videos. dude wtf hahahahahaH
Brilliant video. Thanks for this
Larger eyes with sharper angles when they should've been rounded...yeah Cell's normally cleaner despite being 'Perfect'.
Then again they all looked very different, even from shot to the next. Vegeta even changed skin color in certain shots.
Heck, Frieza looked rather different to the various styles we saw of him in Z.
"off model" cell and FReeZa look great to me.
Has a unique, rugged, offbeat charm to it.
Hmm, I always thought Frieza and Cell just looked more devious and different because in gt, they were depicted as being in Hell. Also, different people working on them.
GT Cell Looks like he game outta the Ren and stimpy Show Imo 🤣🤣
I love these videos. I was obssesed with Dragon Ball as a kid. I am an artist because of it. These videos are extremely valuable to me because I thought Toriyama was the reason I loved the show but I now know that the man himself was incredible yes, but the reason I love Dragon Ball wasnt only him but the cavalcade of artists who gave their heart producing the kickass sequences that blew my young self s mind away.
Fentanyl in his senzu beans
That wasn't Cell it was his cousin Fred
Perfect Fred
I’m gonna be honest when I first watch it I didn’t notice at all and just kept watching GT, I say it’s fine as long as it doesn’t look like episode 5 of super or worst then it becomes unbearable, but I still enjoy GT, still one of my favorites of the franchise
For sure, there's bad and then there's distractingly bad. Early Super was distractingly bad, so bad you can't watch it seriously. I feel like this episode had some distractingly bad moments, but the entire episode wasn't distractingly bad, making it still an enjoyable experience.
@@chachingboy1 agreeable, I didn’t even notice right away with cell but the ssj3 in super episode 5, ho boi I definitely noticed
@@alastorthedemonslayer4257 And the fight with Frieza in Super... oh god...
Throughout the episodes (iirc there were 2) with Hell Cell and Frieza I was constantly thinking "Whoa, that doesn't look right" but I could just shake it off and continue enjoying. But man.. early DBS.. time crunch is a bitch, huh?
@@chachingboy1 i always chalked it up to budget issues. either way, i dont like the z style so it was bad, but so was everything else lol. db is the way to go
Really wish they would just finish episodes far ahead of distribution and take more care to have consistent production like other anime. Naruto and my hero academia always look consistent. Db deserves better than this.
It was sadly just how they did long running anime at the time.
MHA has the advantage of studios and production staff having learned from the mistakes of these long running shows. Imagine if MHA was one of those no break shows. There would have to be so much filler added so they didn't go ahead of the manga. Sound familiar?
Advantage of cg is you can keep your characters always looking the same proportion wise
I remember seeing cell and thinking he looked different but frieza looked extremely different to me like noticed friezas differences first
Perfect video for perfect man
I love 8 minute videos that has 3 minutes of content
I always had the thought process that gt cell was just how he aged due to his origins of being made in a lab (like a defect or an evolution of some type)
He looks like Megatron.
The more I hear about how the older anime and or current anime get animated I'm amazed that they ever come out
If his eyes were a little smaller and the black lines included, it would’ve been fine.
This is definitely topic worthy. 8 minutes, no less.
Good observation.
Good research and analysis.
The worst thing about that battle with Frieza and Cell is the fact that these formidable foes that were built up as these serious threats were turned into Teen Titans Go ahh villains here.
That's usually the case later on in these shows. The previous main threats are no longer a big deal because the heroes have gotten much stronger, and we have bigger threats.
I caught on to how weird Cell looked in that scene, and I initially brushed it off as "oh well GT sucks, of course they fucked up Cell" but as the years have gone on and I've grown more as a person and a fan of Dragon Ball I actually took such questions a bit more seriously so this video was nice
Glad you grew out of that mentality.
Like Erubiel said I'm glad you grew out of that. GT isn't perfect, certainly not as good as Z, but it's still really good. I wish more people would give it a shot instead of writing it off immediately. Though, thankfully people are starting to do that more recently.
oh so you think gt sucks cos cell look bad but i dont ehr you dsy z sucke when both cell and golku look liek shti when there 4 cell v goku in the air now do i
@@ssjgotenks2009 yeah bro. Double standards
chachingboy1 IMO, GT isn't complete garbage like people liked to say back in the day, but calling it "really good" might be going too far in the opposite direction.
There're too much flaws/inconsistencies in the writing for every arc, and the animation also falls flat at the weirdest times. And it feels bad to knock it for lacking direction at points, because that was a thing the company struggled with a lot and tried hard to straighten out for a while, but it is still something that has made a noticeable mark on the series. That _is_ offset by a good amount of "Z-level" moments, but I feel those aren't numerous enough to fully counteract the negatives.
It's definitely something that anyone who _really_ likes DB should at least check out, but just note that when issues pop up, they pop up hard.
I Would've Loved Seeing A DBS cell
I always wonder why Doga Kobo sounded familiar and then after looking it up, Umaru.
Seeing it now it’s definitely the lack of his eye liner 😂
Wish all these studios worked on Super.....
Unfortunately in DragonBall GT there are a handful of episodes made by Uchiyama and a few other people taken from the streets ... Among these horrible episodes, one of the most sadly memorable is the one in which we see Cell and Freeza horrible.
It's a real shame because, apart from these episodes, DBGT has a superb technical level, and which alas for TOEI is now a taboo.
PS: The comparison with the unattainable Keisuke Masunaga-sama is merciless ... even if this applies to any other studio and animator of the brand.
I love their style. It adds to the show by giving it variety.
Cell’s special Hell is looking *imperfect.*
Pretty much.
I want Vegeta's mustache back.
I really didn't notice him being that different except that one shot. I felt Rildo looked far more weird considering he was a more recent addition.
Turned bro into mitochondria
Simple answer, animation and artstyle, character design. Honestly not a big deal
Frieza looked weird as well lmao
"Why did Cell look so weird in GT?"
Because it's GT
Most of Cell looked okay in GT, it was just his eyes that looked really fucked
Didn't realize his eyes where that big lol
If dragon ball super had cell
Who didn’t look weird in GT? That’s the real question.
dark skin kid goku looked better than og kid goku
6:56 this. IS. EXCeLLeNT!!!
so it wasnt just me...
Both Frieza and Cell design was the weirdest for me.
I also saw this artstyle as similar to that of Studio Cockpit. It has something "edgy" to it which is appealing
i love the cartoony look they get in the next episode or so when they get frozen
Ah yes, I love the UNATCO music.
I never actually noticed how weird Cell and Frieza look in GT until you pointed it out now
It is funny and kinda cool looking tho
I've always noticed the difference in animation since the Toonami days. My friend and I were tripping on Acid twenty-two years ago and watching the Android saga because he always wanted to watch it in acid. The episode we watched was the lazier looking art style from this studio. My friend kept saying it looks cheesy. I told him the art varies from episode to episode. I don't think he realized what I was saying. He thought his perception of the art had changed because of the drugs we were on. That was not the case. I was the only one who grasped what was going on. I guess being an artist myself and collecting comic books my whole life is what helps me differentiate the different styles. I always knew whose art I was looking at, being Todd McFarlane, Mark Bagley or John Romita. They all worked on Spider-Man at different times. Their art styles are distinct. Some people just see Spider-Man, I guess.