The stuff from the 70's, while clearly showing that distinctive anime style, also tended to look a bit flat and dull. Light and shading were very minimal. Movements and action sequences lacked the exaggerated, dramatic flare of later anime and tended to be much more rigid and clumsy. It was animator, Yoshinori Kanada that pioneered the hyper stylized character movements and action sequences that anime is now known for. Of course, the stuff by animation legend, Hayao Miyazaki, such a Castle of Cagliostro, were exceptions. His stuff was way ahead of its time and highly cinematic.
Lupin the Third is my favorite anime franchise EVER. I'm happy that you added It in the start. You gained a sub. I Hope you mention urusei yatsura in the 80s episode!
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Great video again, anime in the 70s was something so special.
The stuff from the 70's, while clearly showing that distinctive anime style, also tended to look a bit flat and dull. Light and shading were very minimal. Movements and action sequences lacked the exaggerated, dramatic flare of later anime and tended to be much more rigid and clumsy. It was animator, Yoshinori Kanada that pioneered the hyper stylized character movements and action sequences that anime is now known for. Of course, the stuff by animation legend, Hayao Miyazaki, such a Castle of Cagliostro, were exceptions. His stuff was way ahead of its time and highly cinematic.
I always used to wonder about the earlier decades of anime. Now I can stop wondering. Thank you.
Lupin the Third is my favorite anime franchise EVER. I'm happy that you added It in the start. You gained a sub. I Hope you mention urusei yatsura in the 80s episode!
haha it was literally first, the original's op is such a banger
@8:16 lol
I really enjoy each of your video. Keep 'em coming up soldier 💪
Go(at) Nagai isn't talked about enough
loving the yang wen li pfp bro, half way through lotgh and its so goated