Don't animate like High Guardian Spice 

The problems are being the opposite of exaggerated This show gave me the wrong vibe and I'm glad I didn't watch it, sorry you had to see this garbage

What continues to boggle my mind about the show is the fact that it has _so many_ five star reviews on CR. Even if you love the show you cannot look at it objectively and say it is so flawless that it deserves five stars. Even if you think the rating doesn't deserve to be as low as it is, overrating to compensate is not the proper solution.

@@TheCammerhammer A lot of that is a particular camp of people reacting to the initial negative reaction towards the show when it used the identity of its staff as a selling point in the trailers and promotion. That set off red flags to people because appealing to progressive check boxes has lead to bad products in a number of cases (Get Woke, Go Broke). Those people didn't like that this was being pointed out and memed on, and as a result they became entrenched saying that the show was good as a way to spite or gaslight everyone else who had doubts of the shows quality. Or as you mentioned people trying to "correct" the score because everyone was downvoting it in the ratings. I don't think most of them actually believe it's good or they've deluded themselves to an egregious degree.

Before I even watched, I told my daughter, “She’s so positive, I was introduced to Mystery Skulls (from her Vids), she teaches how to animate in various styles, so if she’s dragging High Guardian Spice, it’s REALLY BAD.”

@B. A. Carroll oh no, now he only has 331,999 subscribers left D:

Well, if you know a field or craft well enough, the signs get easy to see. For example, I can tell the story suffered a number of rewrites and was written somewhat sporadically.

So they recreated the problems in the anime industry they claimed to help, nice.

I mean, the paid part I can beleive, that's a classic but unless CR sat on a finished product for a while this thing was in production for a rather long time. Also I could understand some parts of the show being bad from lack of time and/or pay, but this show has bad characters, dialog, animation, plot, world building, direction, voice acting, ect... at the very least your world building, characters and plot should be mostly settled before you even get to the episode animation.

@@jeromefournier9667 you know, I think they might have.

@@jeromefournier9667 They wrapped in 2019, so it was in production about a year. That is observable because that's when all the writers like Leth began to solicit new writing projects on their various social media accounts.

Hypothetical question from an aspiring creator, if you have the time: Would you say that animation quality or animation consistency is more important? And as a follow up question, if I could impose, would you ever personally watch a show with, let's say, significantly sub standard animation quality, so long as it was artistically consistent and soundly written? Or is it all about the polish and Sakuga style animation for you?

@@joeyberg5765 I don’t think you meant to reply to me but I’ll respond anyway. It depends on what’s being presented. A calm, slice of life-y show with relatively little steaks would benefit more from consistency. A show with a strong mix of emotions might do better with more inconsistent animation quality to support the high points but not waste too much effort on the calmer points. Inconsistency, for me personally at least, only really bothers me if it seems random. If a show has meh quality when the characters are sitting around talking but has amazing quality during a high stakes fight that feels pretty natural. If a show has meh quality for the majority of the run but suddenly has a gorgeously animated shot of someone putting on shows it’d feel weird. (And a bit like the animator has a foot fetish.) Basically, it’s pretty normal to put more time and effort into scenes that are important and need it. Personally, I prefer good writing to perfect animation but it depends on the purpose of the show. Some shows just *are* nice animation and that’s all they’re meant to be, and that’s perfectly fine. But if something sets out to do one thing and ends up accidentally doing another it shows.

@@TheWilderCat That's good information, I'll be sure to remember all of that. Also I actually did mean to reply to you haha, so thank you for your time and feedback =)

@@joeyberg5765 Ah ok. No problem, I wish you good luck with your animation endeavors.

@@joeyberg5765 you should check out Toniko Pantoja’s channel. He is a professional animator. He has some amazing videos and I just saw one on consistency, that I think would help you close the gap between quality and consistency. I actually found Crowne’s channel through his comment section. Crowne has commented on almost every video I’ve seen of his.

I think gumball animators just forgot about consistency, and I love it

@@AranhaaTheSixtyninth it's a stylistic choice

@@AranhaaTheSixtyninth it is 100% on purpose

That's what makes gumball..well, gumball

uncle grandpa has the Giant Realistic Flying Tiger as well (yes, that’s the actual name)

I used to like the villains in DragonBall more than the heroes because the heroes were boring to me lol

hey my favorite character in Sailor Moon only appears for one season. Occasionally that’s not bad Absolutely atrocious here though

I think it's about whether the majority of people have side characters as their favourite, not just any amount of people. Because of course having good side characters that can become favourites isn't bad, it's when the side characters are better than the main characters, then it becomes a problem.

​@@studiouskid1528RESPECT SON GOKU

It happens, it just shouldn’t be happening a lot

That was totally an innuendo. A badly disguised one, but an innuendo.

@@avacadotoast5571 anything and everything can innuendo if you try hard enough

@@luckytrap897 Mm I try hard enough a lot, if you know what I mean... Dang you're right

Hi Deeth

@@yureiotakughost9464 If you add "if you know what I mean..." to any sentence, it becomes an innuendo. That's just lazy writing, _if you know what I mean_ ~ 😏

No amount of budget or time can fix this dumpster fire

Because of Corporate Laissez Faire capitalism.

​@@zeosummers3984 Indeed. The show was doomed to fail from the start. Not ALL problems can be fixed just by throwing money at it.

​@@edcaous Tbh… this is a really silly outlook. I’ve actually read statements by people who worked on it and the budget affected the quality at every turn. It”# pretty important to clarify that giving the project a better budget and time constraint is NOT “throwing money at it”. If you knew what you were talking about you’d understand that animators are consistently SEVERELY underpaid and forced to work in very little time. Obviously the team consisting of amateurs and writing issues did damage, but the sentiment that money and time wouldn’t help this project is silly. It’s a really boomer mindset to have acting like money isn’t a major contributor to quality. Artists deserve to be payed. They need money to create better projects. So yeah, let’s end the bad takes here please?

That's why never work for a big brother company for animation. They don't pay you enough you're overworked.

Loll same I nearly started laughing when I saw this beautiful animation error

if anything, I'd keep that shit as a joke, like a type of manifest spell just forms colorless objects of limited complexity and some mf forgot to demanifest the bench

LOL

That lone bench cracked me too. Just. There. A bench.

I watched the show and did not realize the bad errors of the animation. 😂 I will agree the script was well weird and hard to fully understand, I think that's a good way to describe it I think?

Yup, it definitely works in Lucky star, because it’s cute and not taking itself that seriously, but here it just comes across as weirdly drawn backgrounds

I don't understand how a human being can tell someone "perform some of the most tedious and soul-crushing work possible for 12 hours a day, and we'll give you less than a month's rent after extracting a year of labor from you." and expect literally anything to work out.

The outsourcing is a big big issue. The collapse of home made US animation occured for the same reason that factories went to places like China. It really is a huge issue because not only does it exacerbate issues in both the US and abroad in terms of jobs, it isn't sustainable.

@@stitchfinger7678 this is honestly nothing compared to manual labor, and I live in a third world country where manual laborers earn about 250 dollars a year - if their jobs are stable - or even less than that. Tedious and soul-crushing does not begin to describe he struggle. My father had to peddle the busy highways of a city just to sell rugs and bottled water to passenger vehicles during red lights. That earned him about 10 dollars a day, while he was still studying.

Its ironic though, because the creators appearently claimed they DIDN'T outscource, because they wanted to be pure and not 'sink' to levels of other animation studios. They acted all high and mighty because other studios 'forgot what animation is all about', only for them to do the exact same thing.

@@megadracosaurus I heard that, and the creator's reaction to people calling them out was "it's the biz" and acted like it was no big deal, so I've lost all sympathy for them.

This is interesting

Im not reading all that but i lost it at 2:30 they all look like midgets.

i give up i don't want to be an artist anymore

@@lenaalt2387 Why?

As a beginner animator I also plan on watching it just to know what not to do after watching the internet hate on every single part of it lol

Yeah, in comparison Ex-arm's animation is truly dogwater, but the story it was based on wasn't THAT bad. You can still somewhat enjoy the source material it was based on (though that still isn't great either) While High Guardian Spice has literally nothing going for it.

The story didn't even need to be groundbreaking either. If it just had some level of creativity, or was at least a fun take on something otherwise basic

If it was a kid show, it would at least be notable for its LGBT stuff, even though it's poorly handled.

@@kimifw58 Totally. Even then, kid shows like The Owl House and Steven Universe are already handling LGBT relationships better than this

@@katherinesmallbean3594 Steven Universe handled it well enough from what I've seen at least, not sure on the Owl House tho as I haven't seen it. But yeah HGS doesn't seem to handle the LGBT stuff too well a lot of the time from what I've seen. Snapdragon I think being a notable problem in that his problem didn't actually seem to be a thing with his actual gender but his views on masculinity with his family and some other characters pushing very toxic views of it onto him. Like it would have been a problem that could have been solved with someone teaching him that guys can have feminine qualities and that doesn't make them lesser, which could extend to helping the blue hair girl with her own sexist views on masculinity and femininity. Instead it just ended up with "you should be a girl so transition" which didn't make sense since his issue wasn't with his gender but the concepts of masculinity and femininity that others around him pushed.

@Something Diabolical the company might still do it anyway.

​@@studiouskid1528that would be a very quick way to shut down.

Did this happen?

This gave me full-fledged confidence in my own talents and gifts (I.E. Writing and drawing and stuff) I already somewhat know art fundamentals, hopefully.

💀

Even more ironic that they're named after herbs because none of them have any growth.

Because High Guardian Spice is a new strain of weed the team smokes before shifts.

@@RealRexRiplash "yo, pass the snapdragon."

Even worse, some aren't.

I have a question, does budget matter that big in a production? I ask because i heard that OPM and MP100 had normal anime budgets, but loads of time to work on the product

@@capitatecab6049 @Capitate Cab 100%. Animators are labor and need to get paid. The longer they need to work, the more they need to be paid. Time is money as they say. This is from the frame of reference of a US production in NYC - Say an animator is salaried for $1200 a week, for 10 weeks. $12000 has been budgeted for this animator. All of a sudden, a production needs to be extended for a month (this is VERY common). Now the animator needs to be budgeted for $16800. Studios want to avoid that as much as possible - so if Crunchyroll wants to save money on its outsource studio (which generally have criminally low budgets to begin with, lower than Japanese studios), they will push for it to be completed on time with zero wiggle room. The budget has dictated the time that's allowed to be spent. By the way there is a huge issue in the anime industry (and why it should not be used as a golden standard) that you can read articles on via Vox, NY Times, Cartoonbrew, and Kotaku, as well as documentaries on RU-vid highlighting a lot of issues and abuses within its animation industry. Their salaried key animators may be industry names who get paid better (still not great, $1800 USD per month via Ghibli and Science Saru's own career pages), but they save all their costs by hiring freelancers and inbetweeners by paying them extremely low. I've seen a friend of mine reached out to for layout - to be paid $5 USD per LO. There's a reason that studios are reaching out to international animators to freelance at this point - using passion as a draw for hiring. So you get passionate young animators who are not salaried and are putting in their best work, with many of them burning out quickly. You get a beautiful product but a high turnover of animators. It's in _spite_ of the budget, not because of it. I could genuinely write an entire article on it, but there are far better written ones with interviews with Japanese animators that you can read instead.

@@Renalucent Thank you for answering

@@capitatecab6049 Of course!!

He was probably supposed to show up on the top layer

just a huge guy

He cares not for layers, just being big

Also my god i never realised how bad the animation really was, no wonder it always feels jank

Please delete your channel

@@ChangedMyNameFinally69 you good?

@@mettapeachhead2076 Yes

@@mettapeachhead2076 What you got against them?

how long till the NDA expires?

I hope it’s not guardian spice

It being an sjw pile of garbage doesnt help 🤣

in the animation studios in my country, artists are paid pennies per background, not per hour, and revisions are NOT paid for 🙃🙃🙃🙃 so if you get assigned a really difficult and detailed background, then tough luck 🙃🙃🙃🙃 if high guardian spice or your show was made with these practices too then im not surprised it turned out the way they did

@@i_draw_whatever1677 my bet is that it is lol

Most of the people whining we’re gonna whine no matter what after the team dropped a trailer that was 95% “it’s a team of queer women”, 5% showcasing animation, and 0% plot. Regardless of how good it actually was, a lot of commentary RU-vidrs hate it because it was made by queer women. This constructive criticism is the first one I’ve seen that actually acknowledges that the show has a few things it does well.

I would recommend Blacklightjack's review series where he goes into proper explanation of what doesn't work in the show in seperate episodes. It's a very good overall level headed and mature breakdown of the show

@@ARStudios2000 I might have to check that out - Itd be interesting to see a breakdown of the show but every video I see recommended has a thumbnail + title combo that makes me think the entire thing will be like "the issue with the show is The Woke" and not an actual breakdown

​@@tobyeasterbrook8117naw

Lol

HOLY CRAP UNKNOWNSPY I LOVE YOUR ARTSTYLE

yoo I’m the thousand like

UNKNOWN SPYYY!!!!! I LOVE YOUR ANIMATIONS!!!!!

OMG IT YOU UNKOWNSPY I LOVE YOUR VIDS!!!

Also, the fact that Crowne put the png image of roses and bread at the background

Even Steven universe is better than this

Animator's lifehack: You can't go off-model if you don't use character sheets at all.

That's pretty much what I do here! Though I tend to keep the videos under 10 minutes. The Scribble Kibble playlist: ru-vid.com/group/PLYDh8mMwv-pPM8DPu-LsG6MQeIkKsHByb

HI CARDINAL! fancy seeing you here

IVE WATCHED THAT SCENE ITS SO FUNNY FOR NO REASON

WHAT

Steven Universe, Gravity Falls, and Owl House are all animated in South Korea. It's become a major hub for 2D hand drawn style (which is notoriously expensive). Funny enough the minimum wage there is actually higher than it is in the USA, but yes, animation "sweatshops" are a thing regardless.

@@CrownePrince Wages are probably not a huge factor. The main difference must be in work culture. Guess I was spoiled by the era when Gen X creators were rolling up their sleeves and working on the actual animation.

@@Mephitinae More like crunch culture.

@@Mephitinae boomer talking point. Legal minimum wage is higher but the average wages of an animator are a fair bit lower, that aligns with a brutal overwork culture and a general lack of unionization. You're going to have to pay a U.S, Canadian, or European animator more and give them more reasonable hours than one from Korea. They are called sweatshops for a reason

@Bird Lover yeah, basically 90% of animated shows from the 90's to today are outsourced to South Korea.

​@@kou7191 As a subscriber myself I love the idea of original content being made by crunchyroll but the quality of anime like Blood of Zeus, EDENS ZERO, Blue Period & Komi Can't Communicate (all Netflix originals that clearly showcase care, passion, talent, budget and understanding of how animation can look good even if you don't have a Disney budget)

The later chapters of “Fun With A Pencil”, also Perspective For Comic Book Artists. The How to Draw Manha books from Japan have two volumes on perspective. Hope this helps.

@@ScottRuggels Manhwa is Korean.

Any of the ones I've seen all say the same things about perspective. I don't have a specific recommendation. Though I will mention a lot of people use tools now to get perspective down, such as 3D modeling tools or 3D drag-and-drop tools (SketchUp) to build scenes as reference.

The only one I know is called "Perspective Made easy" by Ernest R. Norling

Bam Animation has a really good video about perspective to get a start :)

I didn't even catch that

She's still in recovery, unfourtunately. After the coma, she's never been the same. We've been eating a lot of oatmeal to regain her strength.

dafuq that lamppost even has traces of the watermark on it

Hey, might be fun to watch with friends and just shit on it every step

I wish that I could use the Narpas Sword against you.

Show her the Anime with the ridiculous boob physics…I mean…one of the 24688 out there…but you know which one.

@@SomehowCreative HA!

It was a tortured Scarborough Fair reference, so...

Wait, these are pancakes, not waffles! So many mix ups

@@acsound But ... but why? What does the show have to do with Scarborough Fair? It's literally just a reference, but it has no meaning. I think it's the writing. If Rocky and Bullwinkle is considered a classic, poor animation is forgiveable.

I guess High Guardian Herbs wouldn't roll off the tounge as well?

I’m actually confused about this myself

I mean, I guess it's a pun.

Stop, I was raging at that. Are people going to forget that accidents can also be someone's fault? You can make an accident and take responsibility for it. It can STILL be your fault! That would be a brilliant key scene for the impact on a character and how they will hang onto that and it may change how they do things for fear of repeating it. These writers have no concept of multidimensional characters and seeing the bigger picture if someone unfamiliar was to watch the show.

This reminds me of a scene from avatar the last airbender where Katara steals a scroll from pirates and the pirates capture them. Then Katara says this is all her fault and when Aang tells her it isn't, Iroh straigh up tells her "yeah, it kind of is". No mockery or sarcasm in his voice. He just explains her that even though she didn't mean for that to happen and she is sorry and no one is mad at her for it (there are more pressing matters at the moment), her actions still caused all that to happen and they shouldn't pretend otherwise so she doesn't feel bad I know comparing the writing of HGS to the writing of ATLA is lowkey mean to HGS at this point, your comment just made me think of that example

Oh trust me, the literal creator wants nothing to do with learning anything. Anyone that criticizes the work is automatically blocked by them. Their latest work consists of the same self-insert character as well. It's not like they can't learn from their mistakes, they just refuse to do so.

The actual creator of high guardian spice?

@@oneangryboi408 IS this the one that did the Tumblr comic? or the animation Show runner? Anyone from Tublr is incapable of learning, yes. (But man Tumblr once had the finest curated pr0n on the internet...)

@@SlapstickGenius23 Yes, they are talking about Raye Rodriguez, the creator of the show. That is how he behaves on his social media and yes he has a new project under DC that again features a self-insert of himself- it's the same design as Caraway. It's also apparently another idea he's had in a sketchbook since middle school, just like High Guardian Spice was. Chances are he hasn't developed it an ounce since middle school either, just like HGS.

Unfortunately the creator is too busy performing damage control and deflecting blame on Twitter rn. They've hidden any replies with criticism toward the show too, which ironically is more self-incriminating than anything.

Yeah, people hated Crunchyroll because their service was awful at the time and a ton of other problems, and to see them use money that was promised to go to underpaid animators and used for this dung that nobody wanted, caused it to get a ton of backlash.

@@edcaous also problem that sometimes they tricked you that you can support the creator of your favorite anime but they used the money you supported to use self benefit instead which is why i don't want to sign their website

The first trailer itself killed the thing already. All diversity, we are all women, and next to nothing about the show itself was a bad omen

@@edcaous crunch roll is still trash, and allowing a monopoly on the industry is an awfal idea.

I mean, look at RWBY Volume 1. Lots of rough animation, animation errors, and the infamous silhouette background characters, but (at least at the time, as with Volume 4+ finding reasons to dunk on the series often extended retroactively) most folks were fine with it because it was just Monty and some of his friends making a passion project. Unlike some more recent RT productions, it never pretended to be a professionally-made series, it allowed itself to become that over time as funding and staffing grew with continued support. Then Monty died, and the dream with it, and now production values are basically the only thing the show has had in its corner, save for a couple of redeemable arcs.

And most of it is common sense

A lot of errors are very likely from bad storyboards- it's not the animators' jobs to 'correct' them, especially when it's being outsourced, they have no idea what is intended beyond what is in those panels. Vague, incomplete storyboards result in jank perspective, object continuity errors, etc- they shouldn't be treated as just rough sketches for an overall scene, they're an instruction booklet for the animators and should piece out the actions, relative positions, etc very clearly.

It's the writing that cripples the show the most. All the art errors would be entertaining but ignorable if the story was at least average.

@@CrownePrince I totally agree. Also, I’ve heard one theory about the “mature audiences only” rating that this show has. Supposedly, HGS was originally pitched and animated as a kids show, but during post-production, the staff added more violence and adult references to justify it being on Crunchyroll. This could explain why the series has such tonal whiplash; switching from a kids show to an adult show with barely any build-up. I can’t confirm if this is true, but sounds like it could be the case.

@@d.j.mulcahy1657 I heard it had something to do with Naruto and other such Shonen anime showcasing blood and swearing that led HGS down the dark path of "adult audience". Although the cynical part of my mind is of the belief that the staff saw other animations with tons of gore being released (the aforementioned Invincible), saw the reactions and wanted to be caught in the wave. Be it for making headlines or just unoriginality, or both, is up to you. Whatever the case, the show fails as both a children's show and an "adult" animation. The writing is so blatantly amateurish and self serving it's enough to distract adults from the awful animation, and the lack of much action or anything really happening leaves me believing kids would find it more boring than anything else.

@@shadowbyname2802 Speaking of Invincible, I feel like that show could’ve helped HGS. Invincible starts as a colorful and lighthearted show about a teen superhero, only to delve into darker territory. The ending of episode one felt jarring and out of left-field, but unlike HGS, it was also a natural story progression. Maybe HGS could’ve done something like this. It could’ve done to fantasy what Invincible did to superheroes. But unlike Invincible, which was violent for deconstruction, High Guardian Spice’s violence feels tacked on and unnecessary. Also, even when Invincible lacks animation, it’s at least able to carry itself with good writing.

@@shadowbyname2802 I am fairly confident the mature audience warnings are entirely on CR's call and because of the LGBT content; people who worked on the show claim they didn't know about them either. I am willing to believe that because CR has far more graphic content without such warnings, like Goblin Slayer for example. Even putting aside what happens to Fighter, that show is incredibly gorey As for why they suddenly amp the graphic violence, I doubt it has anything to do with trying to jump on a hype train from things like Invincible. It's just another consequence of their amateurishness- it turns into a tonal whiplash because they decided to front-load 6 episodes of nothing but toothless validation episodes rather than curve it out across the whole series.

Didn't that same exact thing word for word except animators happen to the dumb ass Cowboy bebop live writer?

LOL That's not going to mean much at all.

Hi! If you don’t mind me asking, can you tell who was the creator that said this please? Just want to know!

@@ManCheat2 Ohhh wait I mixed stuff up. Yeah this was the Cowboy Bebop thing

@@brookestarr7571 Messed up a little. It wasn't Guardian Spice, it was the Netflix Cowboy Bebop producers. You can watch the video where I found out about it on Hero Hei's channel ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0uy2KcbeZuA.html I also recommend checking his other vids out, he does a lot of takes on people screeching about random stuff on Twitter and it's gold.

Wonderful. I can't unsee the second floor thing now. The ceiling is about 6' tall.

@@CrownePrince I think it may have been intended to look like a wall, but the shading just... huh?

They turned Liquid Snake into a buff cat. Funniest sh!t i have ever seen

If anything, people were downplaying the show's problems because it would take too long to cover all of its problems.

I feel bad for Cam & Barbara for being this sjw trash

-Ms. Officer and Mr. Truffles-

@AGoofyJester ALL OR NOTHING

@@whatamidoing.6854 ALL OR NOTHING

Reminds me of a dream I had when I tried doing mlp hypnosis.

A good show captures the attention, so you don't notice minor mistakes. Take 'The Little Mermaid', where people have pointed out that Ariel could have written a note to Eric, but the plot is interesting enough that most people don't notice or care.

It's just bad. Executive interference usually shows up as censorship, not as novice-level dialogue and filler.

I'd add that execs will interfere if something about it is or isn't seen as marketable (i.e they may force development to make a side character more prominent if it means good merchandising; the inverse would be censorship). I wouldn't say the mistakes are all amateur hour shenanigans, but the emphasis of other things being in the show at the cost of dialogue, character, and story development. This is where mgmt should've intervened but didnt, and I can't chalk that up to laziness completely as they wouldve known this show in its finished state might make its money back (or even turn a slight profit) in the short term, it would damage them harshly long term by the means of people choosing to not invest with them.

This is what happens when you let Tumblr users run a business

Solid show. It's getting a 2nd season.

​@@CrownePrince YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

Yeah. They show's creators are sexist pigs

That, and the fact that the creator of the show will block people for daring criticize their show.

@LTNetjak I kinda have to ask here: what exactly do you count as "imposing yourself upon you" and why do you think that High Guadian Spice potrays their LGBTQ+ people as more virtues. I watched HGS and while I agree that it is pretty bad, I don't think they displays its LGBTQ+ characters as more virtuess at all. Most of the LGBTQ+ members in HGS just are. The show never claimed that the homo couple is somehow more virtuess or better than any of the hetero couples, the dwarf family and roses family is shown to be just as nice, caring and welcoming as the lesbian couple. Heck, Snapdragon, who is supposed to be a transgirl that hasn't realized her own transness yet, is first introduced to us as a massive jerk. He later even attacks another student because of his own genderinsecurities and gets in trouble over this. So one of the two transpeople in this show is clearly allowed to be bad in severall scenes and in one of them he is even explicitly acting bad because of his transness. I would hardly call that claiming they are more virtues. I also think you underestimate the significance of coming out as gay or trans. Yes, society is getting better at accepting them but people from the LGBTQ+ spectrum still get discriminated, coming out as one is not without risk. Tans and homosexual people still get disowned, harrassed and trheatened because of their identity, last time I checked noone gets misstreated like that because they wear sandals with socks.

@LTNetjak this comment really reminds me of someone

Just open transphobia here it seems

The true High Guardian Spice was the friends we made along the way.

Man, I love jelly donuts! 🍙😋

It doesn't help that they hired a gazillion storyboard artists...

Can You elaborate what's wrong at that moment? I still don't understand

@@shabillalma4907 Of course 👍. So basically she's supposed to be sitting on a desk, but by looking at the image, you can see that her sitting and the desk is wrong. The current position suggests that she is sitting on a surface that is at a slant, when that slant is supposed to be the actual surface of the desk.

@@Blusy21 Ohhhhh I see

There's legitimate reasons it can happen. I've been given a well-animated 2D shot, but the animator didn't account for foreground objects on a desk. During cleanup you try to fix the original animation as best you can without redoing the whole thing.