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pachy_boy
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Posted: Wed Nov 10, 2021 8:51 pm
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Quote: | INU-OH might very well be Yuasa's final project with Science SARU. |
Was there some news somewhere that I missed? Is either Yuasa or SARU retiring or is Yuasa no longer directing movies at his own studio for some reason?
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Electric Wooloo
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Posted: Wed Nov 10, 2021 8:59 pm
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pachy_boy wrote: |
Quote: | INU-OH might very well be Yuasa's final project with Science SARU. |
Was there some news somewhere that I missed? Is either Yuasa or SARU retiring or is Yuasa no longer directing movies at his own studio for some reason? |
He stepped down as president last year and quote: "Cited his desire to take a break from directing after seven years of continuous work, but reaffirmed his commitment to completing additional projects with Science SARU in the future"
I don't know if anything else has been said since then, but I believe INU-OH was the last work he's been listed as the planned director for so I assume now that the planned work is done he'll be taking that break
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MagicPolly
Joined: 26 Nov 2020
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Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2021 1:59 am
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Electric Wooloo wrote: |
pachy_boy wrote: |
Quote: | INU-OH might very well be Yuasa's final project with Science SARU. |
Was there some news somewhere that I missed? Is either Yuasa or SARU retiring or is Yuasa no longer directing movies at his own studio for some reason? |
He stepped down as president last year and quote: "Cited his desire to take a break from directing after seven years of continuous work, but reaffirmed his commitment to completing additional projects with Science SARU in the future"
I don't know if anything else has been said since then, but I believe INU-OH was the last work he's been listed as the planned director for so I assume now that the planned work is done he'll be taking that break |
And honestly good on him for taking a break. Ride Your Wave was one of my favorite movies in recent memory, Night is Short was great, Eizouken was great, Lu Over the Wall... had nice animation I guess?
I should get around to watching his older stuff (I saw Mind Game but it was a bit too out there for me to enjoy) but I'm excited for Inu Oh.
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KitKat1721
Joined: 03 Feb 2015
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Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2022 12:35 pm
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Seeing Inu-oh tomorrow! Been excited for it since seeing the first PV and hearing Queen Bee/Avu-chan was involved on the music side.
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Zeino
Joined: 19 May 2017
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Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2022 8:55 pm
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If this is to be Yuasa's last work in a good long while, then he is going away on a high note. Legitimately left speechless by Inu-Oh. An absolute masterpiece. The animation is breathtaking. The story is incredible. The lead characters are amazing. The songs are spectacular. What else can I say? Like the movie itself says don't let this story die out. Experience it for yourself.
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