Ghostbusters: Night Shift (2027)

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People really do not understand how much work goes into drawing or animating on a computer. They need to watch tutorials on YouTube. It’s a massive process. I’ve only done drawings, which I think have turned out well, but it takes days from start-to-finish just to make something decent looking

I’m an artist myself. I understand the process. I’m not saying all new animation is bad, I’m saying people just don’t use traditional means anymore and it’s a dying art. Even modern companies still use animation saving techniques that I find more noticeable than the repetitive hallways and running scenes from Scooby Doo. Anime still does it. Mashle is a more recent example of over animation saving. (Why do you think there are so many episodes in an anime these days? )

Characters missing armor pieces, objects floating through other objects, straight up animation omissions have been caught so not all new animation is a hundred percent polished before getting out the door. I’m sure if I looked into it TMNT 2012 probably has some model inconsistencies. I’m not trying to make the case that if hand drawn they would have less errors, but they don’t always catch everything either.

I think the point is it happens less in modern animation. Having to search for errors is not the same as glaring mistakes that are impossible to miss.

I don’t really watch anime. Only error I’ve happen to catch in recent times was an episode of the Simpsons. A part of the wall clips through Marge’s hair for second.

Now that I think of it (it’s not a mistake exactly) for awhile in later seasons you could clearly see a shadow behind the characters. Their cell on top of the background. Maybe it’s more noticeable in HD but this not an issue anymore so that’s nice.