#komemerda

[animecookietrash]

Hello! This is the person who drew the drawing of the icon you're using. I don't appreciate you using it and editing it without asking but that's fine if you didn't know. I'd appreciate if you would credit me for drawing it though! it's kuropin here or komemerda on twitter. Thank you!

I’m sorry for using the image without your permission I didn’t know you were the original artist. I’ve corrected my mistake and credited you for the art. Thank you for messaging me and telling me.

[gramarye]

komemerda replied to your post “i was excited about getting replies back then i remembered i have like...”

IM A NEGATIVE FRIEND HUH A NEGATIVE FRIEND

[boxingsock]

komemerda a dit : OO YOU’RE SO TALENTED BOX!

aaa thank u kuropin ;u;

[turbles]

Top 5 white haired boys

no fair lol I'm so... weird about this cause I hate it when people draw kaworu with white hair you know (it's gray IT'S TOTALLY GREY AJDFHShhfd chill) so I'm just gonna answer this as... pigment-less hair...

kaworu (hello)

komaeda

soldier blue

mytho

um... I'm sure I'm missing someone.. oh joshua from twewy?

[boxingsock]

komemerda a réagi à votre billet :dear midosaka

ishimido no

ishimido Y E S

[absens]

komemerda replied to your post:komemerda replied to your post:roirence replied to...

oh right and anyways the official twitter made the announcement that they aired “unintended” and “unfinished” material in this episode and they were going to re-draw and up the quality and stream it again on the 26th

Yeah! i saw that... =u= they're also gonna make edits to ep 1 and 2 I believe?

Either way I imagine that'll probably set them back a bit financially _(:'3 I hope they don't suffer to much!

[absens]

komemerda replied to your post:roirence replied to your post:[[MOI sorta really...

Like the time it’s announced and trailers re shown they’re already working on the whole thing….it’s not like trigger that finishes the last episodes hours before it airs pfft

komemerda replied to your post:roirence replied to your post:[[MOI sorta really...

In most studios the main keyframes are penciled and then thoroughly checked before being sent to the in-betweeners….after it’s done then they are sent to the colorists and then put together, paced and edited to get the final animation cut..

komemerda replied to your post:roirence replied to your post:[[MOI sorta really...

and finally after all that is done the music is added and paced and they record the lines so an episode is not finished within the week’s time between episodes

LOL IT'S FUNNY THAT YOU MENTION TRIGGER AFTER I REPLIED TO YOUR FIRST COMMENT... HAHA

Yeah I'm familiar with the process. But that's why I say that quality really comes down the the budget! _(:'3

It's sad to say but if a companies can cheap out on something to cut costs, they probably will. With all the factors that go into the production, something will enviably drop in quality if the budget isn't sufficient... =u= like slips in the quality control for example...

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Yes appreciate them a lot since Naz is a new studio, and oh I see, I thought Naz was only doing the writing for Hamatora and Lerche was taking care of all the animation but if they’re doing inbetweens too then yeahhh they have a lot on their plate TvT

Oh? I'm not familiar with inner workings of Hamatora so to be honest I'm not really sure |Dc I just assumed Naz was doing in-betweens... since it is an animation studio and I just know a lot of studios cooperate with each other on such productions.

[absens]

komemerda replied to your post:roirence replied to your post:[[MOI sorta really...

actually! Most of the episodes are supposed to be finished by the time they begin airing?? They don’t animate one episode a week usually….

I think it depends! Studio Trigger finished the last episode of Kill la Kill only a couple hours before its scheduled airing... (=3=)a it's possible every studio has different work way of doing things. I think studios with more wealth probably have more leeway for doing certain things.

Either way, most studios don't have a lot of time to spend on making each episode. I envision most of them do have a buffer... but considering most studios jump automatically from the production of one series to the next series for the next anime season, I imagine its a non-stop work flow that's probably super tight time wise... since time is money.