Forum - View topicNEWS: New Ghost in the Shell Anime to Premiere on Netflix in 2020
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Chester McCool
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So is there some clause at Netflix that says they won't fund anime unless it's CG? Because part of the reason I enjoy anime it's traditionally animated. But annoncements like this and Saint Seiya are just soured and kill my interest when it's mentioned they're just be all CG.
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Zof
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I guess. You'd just have to ignore the 96 percent of it that isn't to make your point. |
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yurihellsing
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Your blithering seems to lack any Evidence as you have failed to mention examples. |
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milkyy
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I didn't see this info anywhere, but the artist who drew the visual is named Ilya Kuvshinov. Her art is always pleasant and glowy, but this piece looks like absolutely everything else she's ever drawn and doesn't give me any "ghost in the shell" vibes aside from the fact that I know that's Makoto. It looks like they contacted her for a fanart piece, not a "lead visual to sell a show" piece
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Zof
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I don't yet so I've been very carefully testing the boundaries. |
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residentgrigo
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None of this is news per see, we knew most of this for 2 years, but sure Netflix it is. No other audience will care anyway. I would like a sequel to one of the anime canons for once. And they advanced the canon´s timeline by about 2 decades. It would be cool if the anime and our timeline again diverged in the 90s and thus went even crazier with the futurism instead of just changing numbers.
A full CG art and animation style would also be nice, just to stand apart from the other versions. Last edited by residentgrigo on Sat Dec 08, 2018 1:44 am; edited 1 time in total |
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Zof
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Hey yall.
(waves) I'm generally a good guy. A literal force for good. (please make sure to delete this post later moderator because it is an off-topic post) Sidenote: Later Moderator is fun to say. Try it. I'm old. I know PHI is all tricky and stuff in 2018. So let's just say, I'm approaching 50. I still have fond memories about The Eiger Sanction and Atragon and watched FarScape and SG1 and that new fangled Star Trek, Next Generation! when they aired. I had a stupidly cool uncle that worked for an outfit called DARPA that got me hooked on Macross and the show that would define my life, which seems so lame now. It was G-Force. 
I had no idea that was actually Gatchman Ninja Force Something. I just know, I watched specialized vehicles tunnel into the Earth. I watched heroes using TECHNOLOGY. I watched plots that resonated with the kinds of science I was interested in. LATER I found Doctor Who (Tom Baker version) on PBS, and fell in love with that. And that took me away from Anime until I saw Urotsukidoji. And I'm going to be lame enough to admit, it did get me back into Anime. Despite the, well, Urotsikidojiness of it. I mean it was original. It was the first of... something. So I cant get away with that descriptor. I come from an age where we were, I'm sorry, we were meaner and chiller and honestly cooler. I have proof. Here's one of the smartest songs ever written. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxvUncWei48 That song wouldn't even make it past YouTube filters if it was released today because of stupid politics. We take ourselves much more serious now. I am getting used to it slowly. But, it's very hard to not troll sensitive people when it used to be the right thing to do. Because you were helping them reach how reality works. Now, George Carlin would be called a terrorist and get arrested just for doing his 1980 Madison Square Garden show. |
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configspace
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All I'll say is that none of the Sola digital animated-in-anime style have looked oustanding so far. Not Polygon studio levels bad, but not great either. ufotable and Sanzigen does much better 3DCG.
well that's what they literally call all of their licenses despite not owning, producing or planning the show, so much so, the "original anime" moniker is entirely meaningless, especially when the franchise is already developed and owned by another party. Polygon studios interview explicitly stated Netflix to be paying license fees. An original IP owner does not pay a license fee to stream something someone else developed. |
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Galap
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There you have it. Half the thread was just shitposting, and I deleted it. Please don't test the boundaries any further, or we'll have to put you on moderation. The boundary is at pointless bickering about stuff like this. If you disagree with someone, just say what you think and why you think what you think. This goes not just of Zof but everyone in here. |
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SolHerald
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I'm just disappointed that since its Netflix, that means there isn't going to be a home release.
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GeorgeC
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Apparently, you DIDN'T see Infini-T Force and it wasn't made decades ago! |
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jroa
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In response, I've just looked up a clip on Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11g2HPVbuEM Perhaps you interpret it differently, but I don't think that changes the core argument. There are TV anime that look better than this clip and still get slapped over 3DCG complaints. Last edited by jroa on Sat Dec 08, 2018 3:13 am; edited 1 time in total |
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DangerMouse
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Oops, not sure about them, but I know I somehow totally glossed over the SAC_2045 somehow, so that was my fear since that was reportedly something deliberate that happened with Arise, but now seeing the SAC in the title maybe that does improve the odds that the Japanese side won't push for a different cast like they reportedly did with both the English and Japanese for Arise. Which would be great, I'd so love to have the SAC cast back and I think all of them or almost all are still active.
Yeah. Hopefully one of the main anime publishers like Funi or Sentai can license it from them for home video like they have for Sidonia/Ajin and Seven Deadly Sins. That said, I know what you mean, since the Netflix anime shows still waiting for home releases are starting to pile up now, after the first batch seemed to get home video announcements relatively timely. I'm still holding out hope that B: The Beginning, Last Hope (once the second part streams), AICO, Dragon Pilot, and ID-0, etc. get a home release... |
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Crystalyn
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I quoted that phrase in the article not to highlight the "original" part, but to highlight that Netflix sent us an email that described the project as a "series" and as a "film," which was confusing, so we reached out for Netflix for comment and the company clarified it was a "series." |
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delectabit
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Ilya Kuvshinov art?
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