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This Week in Anime - An Alternate History in Ōoku: The Inner Chambers

the value placed on storytelling over visual limitations has always been a great thing to keep in mind, especially when watching anime from the Digi-paint era or older

I don't know what people mean by "digipaint" anymore. Last I checked, it meant the "digital ink and paint" process by which all anime is made today, but it's almost exclusively used for the early days of the process when you could see its growing pains on the screen. Like, the first five years or so.

Especially knowing how Deen has butchered other series they've adapted, like their barely animated rendition of Way of the Househusband, which sucks away all the source material's near-endless charm and comedic timing.

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Especially knowing how Deen has butchered other series they've adapted, like their barely animated rendition of Way of the Househusband, which sucks away all the source material's near-endless charm and comedic timing.

That was J.C. Staff, not Deen.

TheSleepyMonkey wrote:

Quote: Especially knowing how Deen has butchered other series they've adapted, like their barely animated rendition of Way of the Househusband, which sucks away all the source material's near-endless charm and comedic timing. That was J.C. Staff, not Deen.

That was Netflix's doing even the manga publisher wasn't involved and the author liked the anime the way it is.