Episode Discussion My only problem in Zoro vs King finale in the anime
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You said a lot in another thread like I’m supposed to follow and know?
That’s your opinion also, many would disagree. Pre timeskip in general was better but animation was very outdated for a while. I’m not a advocate of auras but overall the anime is better animated and that’s obvious. Style is a different matter.
That’s your opinion also, many would disagree. Pre timeskip in general was better but animation was very outdated for a while. I’m not a advocate of auras but overall the anime is better animated and that’s obvious. Style is a different matter.
lol no.
You know literally nothing about animation.
My evidence for that is that one of your lauded examples of "good animation" from Lucci vs Luffy is one of the crustiest bits of animation I've ever seen. Its just flat out, not a good scene.
I'll see if I can find the energy to respond to your prior response, because dear god, I think that was quite possibly one of the most silly things I've read on this site, and I got into a massive argument with someone over whether Vergo was leg switched to his left leg or not when attacking Sanji.
You know literally nothing about animation.
My evidence for that is that one of your lauded examples of "good animation" from Lucci vs Luffy is one of the crustiest bits of animation I've ever seen. Its just flat out, not a good scene.
I'll see if I can find the energy to respond to your prior response, because dear god, I think that was quite possibly one of the most silly things I've read on this site, and I got into a massive argument with someone over whether Vergo was leg switched to his left leg or not when attacking Sanji.
Its not though?
It really exploded both in the manga and anime after that.
Yes, there was steady increase in Water 7 and Enies Lobby, but the most dramatic jump was actually in Marineford and Fishman island in the manga(which outsold the volume sales in the Enies Lobby and Water 7 years in the manga and anime by a massive margin), while the anime was covering Impel Down and Marineford respectively.
What are talking about???
It really exploded both in the manga and anime after that.
Yes, there was steady increase in Water 7 and Enies Lobby, but the most dramatic jump was actually in Marineford and Fishman island in the manga(which outsold the volume sales in the Enies Lobby and Water 7 years in the manga and anime by a massive margin), while the anime was covering Impel Down and Marineford respectively.
What are talking about???
Anime is what push people into manga. People who got up to anime weekly jump go manga to know what will happen after because anime hyped them so much they can't wait another week to see.
Your argument is basically saying that anime doesn't do shit to lift manga sales. Remember Kimetsu no Yaiba only hyped because of anime. Jujutsu no Kaisen too.
Your argument is basically saying that anime doesn't do shit to lift manga sales. Remember Kimetsu no Yaiba only hyped because of anime. Jujutsu no Kaisen too.
Bro, not it freaking wasn't. Enies Lobby had already aired in 2007. There was a boost in sales at the time, but it wasn't anywhere near the highs that were reached during 2010 and 2011, where the anime was in Impel Down and Marineford, and the manga was in Marineford and Fishman.
Literally, just look it up on the wiki.
https://onepiece.fandom.com/wiki/Real-Life_Timeline
And no, there is no "there was a 2 or 3 year lag", even with the examples of anime boosting volume sales for Jujustu Kaisen, Chainsaw Man and Demon Slayer, that boost while those shows were airing, not two to three years after they aired.
Literally, just look it up on the wiki.
https://onepiece.fandom.com/wiki/Real-Life_Timeline
And no, there is no "there was a 2 or 3 year lag", even with the examples of anime boosting volume sales for Jujustu Kaisen, Chainsaw Man and Demon Slayer, that boost while those shows were airing, not two to three years after they aired.