i know we are joking here , but what makes an anination be AWESOME is time... you could gibe the best animation studio in the world a billion dollars per episode , and they will still fail miserably because you need A LOT of time to animate things like these
@@Dan_Kanerva it wasn't too hard to remake since you only need to copy the animation. But if the animator was bad at copying picture, then it would be a very hard time to animate it.
No bro this is a serious problem animators have to work 24/7 yet they don't get fair wages , they don't even get this much money that they couldn't even get their 3 meals.. some of them even go into depression and some even try to take their own life too. All the money go to the senior officials of the animator company.. This is sad bro
It's gonna be a lot of work for the animators to make them. I hope they will not change too much from the manga to the anime. All we can do is support them
Season 3 won't get this far. There's over a 100 chapters for the anime to cover since season 2 ended (for reference season 1 and 2 covered up to chapter 85).
CGI has been pretty common for the last four decades since the seventies that a majority of audience members wouldn't be able to tell what is and isn't CGI.
Ngl I’m pretty sure the hardest one to animate would be the floating rocks with all the water, depending on the detail they use. Jupiter would prob be the easiest of them all.
someone in this comment section undestands animation finally. the explosion wouldnt be too hard to pull off with a good fx animator. garou will just be compoisite. everything else is probably harder lol
@@danpaterson3098 rocks coming out of the water is easy, unless you wanna Dragonball it and dedicate each rock and frame its own full episode, complete with two part backstory.
Yusuke Murata, the manga artist behind One-Punch Man, won’t be directly involved in the anime’s production for season 3. However, the good news is that the anime is officially returning after nearly six years since the last season
