One Piece Episode 1014 - Marco's Tears! The Bond of the Whitebeard Pirates
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Honehone is great. I think that he may handle more smaller scenes like he did for 1012 with Marco though. His massive scenes for 1001 apparently took months.
Also, apparently the anime cut off his transitionary scene for the Marco cut.
Archiel is also fantastic and Dorian Coulon did great on 1006. Funnily enough, my first experience with his work was his rather rough scene fron MHA season 5.
Vincent Chnasard is someone I'm also really interested in seeing return. His absolutely spectacular.
Just generally though, One Piece has a lot more consistent and even semi consistent talent now than it did in WCI where it was mainly just Tomita, Ishizuka and Tu hard carrying the action.
Nowadays, stand out scenes can come from a far greater variety of animators.
I'm also a big fan of Junwen Tan. His been sort of unsung name. Even though he isn't terribly regular, his one of those animators like Hone who shows up every so often to do either a lengthy stand out scene or a short though really well done bit.
Henry Thurlow also sort of goes without saying lol, his work on 995 was incredibly impressive(and his work on 972 and 1003 were also nothing to sneeze at).
Also, apparently the anime cut off his transitionary scene for the Marco cut.
Archiel is also fantastic and Dorian Coulon did great on 1006. Funnily enough, my first experience with his work was his rather rough scene fron MHA season 5.
Vincent Chnasard is someone I'm also really interested in seeing return. His absolutely spectacular.
Just generally though, One Piece has a lot more consistent and even semi consistent talent now than it did in WCI where it was mainly just Tomita, Ishizuka and Tu hard carrying the action.
Nowadays, stand out scenes can come from a far greater variety of animators.
I'm also a big fan of Junwen Tan. His been sort of unsung name. Even though he isn't terribly regular, his one of those animators like Hone who shows up every so often to do either a lengthy stand out scene or a short though really well done bit.
Henry Thurlow also sort of goes without saying lol, his work on 995 was incredibly impressive(and his work on 972 and 1003 were also nothing to sneeze at).
