Sakuga pt.3 - Japanese Animation History, from Mori to Ōtsuka to Kanada
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- Turn the [CC] on. "Believe it or not, anime used to look something like Disney." Presenter Neil Clingerman lays out how Japanese animation got to look (and move) like anime.
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It's always good thing that you guys included history. Without experiments and growth, current Japanese TV animation wouldn't look like what we see today.
It doesn't matter if they are new, as long as they are interesting :) Going to watch these when I get home, thanks again.
Thank you for making this!! this is how i found out about bahi JD and all the other amazing animators!!! now i am aiming to work in the anime industry! Thank you very much ^ ^
Turn the *closed captions on* for this one! Neil Clingerman shows how the animation of anime evolved from Disney-style "full animation" to anime-style "limited animation", and the beginnings of #sakuga.
Sorry about the audio thing. The captions are very good on this, thanks Sean Bires
How many more parts are there?
There are 16 parts in total, heh
I'm a bit disappointed that I missed this panel. I can't remember where I was instead though right now.
@@SeanBires UA-cam did a copyright takedown of some of the parts. Did you upload to Bitchute or Odysee?
Yoshinori Kanada was a legendary animater who had a huge influence on modarn Japanese animaters. There are some old anime OPs done by Yoshinori Kanada.
You can watch those OPs on Japanese side of UA-cam other than the Braiger.
Daitarn 3 (無敵鋼人ダイターン3)(日本)(Japones)(OP&ED)(1978)
サイボーグ009 OP
魔境伝説アクロバンチ OP
機甲創世記モスピーダ OP曲 【失われた伝説（ゆめ）を求めて】
プラレス 3四郎ーPlawres Sanshiro Opening HD.
とっても！ラッキーマンop2
ふしぎ遊戯 OP
They don't look new but all those distinct animation style were started by Yoshinori Kanada.
海外視点の日本アニメ、新鮮！！
どの国もオタクって一緒なんだな…
I just thought id answer the guy's question about which disney movie came about the same time as prince of the sun, um the jungle book came out the year before 1967 it was a landmark film the company, because it essentially saved the animation studio and walt died during production.
Thank you, made a note of this.
A lot of cartoons were animated in Japan, that's why G I Joe is an anime.
Part 1 and 7 are gone. Did you upload anywhere else? Thanks for this!
I'm also curious
replying for notif
they are blocked in our country
I've tried to indicate everywhere possible to turn the closed captions on. That's how it came out in the soundboard, so I can't fix it in post. (I briefly considered doing something as contrived as having Neil ADR himself...)
Audio of showcased animations are much louder than panelists speaking.
The Key animator of the wolves scene in Horus must be Yasuo Otsuka, not Miyazaki.
+MrKOCHIMARU I've seen that scene credited to Miyazaki before, but looking at it, it looks much more like an Otsuka scene. Even if it was Miyazaki, he would have been doing his best to channel everything he learned from his mentor Otsuka, who I think is a much better candidate for "dude who invented modern anime motion sensibilities." I think it's a broad simplification to say that anime was very Disney like before the 60s. That's definitely a huge influence, but all the examples shown as Disneylike are unmistakably Japanese. This is a tough topic to tackle in just a few minutes though, and these guys have done an admirable job touching on so many important concepts in one panel.
So Little Witch Academia's Nine Olde Witches is reference to Disney's Nine Old Men? Isn't Little Witch Academia kinda cartoon
Not sure about the former but Yoh Yoshinari is fond of cartoons, and those sensibilities come through in his animation (and ofc. LWA) camonte.wordpress.com/2014/10/07/yoh-yoshinari/
My man Luffy gonna sit through this all and learn and i'm with him!
I'm not used to that! My voice is super loud normally.
Can someone explain the comment about less drawings=less money?
More drawings --> more man-hours --> more cost. Anime is interesting in that production costs are fixed and therefore predictable. IIRC key animators are paid for each "cut" (shot), though I'd be surprised if that rate is fixed, because cuts vary in complexity and also the talent necessary to draft them. Inbetweeners & colorists are paid for each drawing. I've never worked in the industry so I can't comment on these practices in detail.
The video volumewas too high in the wolf clip movie you cant hear the presenters talk!
You compared the 1958 movie to a disney movie which I found to be quite an outlandish claim. They are really nowhere close..
+Keenan Ris I see a lot of similarities. Given Toei's claims that they were trying to make Disney-like movies I think it holds up quite well. Also it is Full Animation, something Disney still and always has gone for. Modern anime since Tezuka has been Limited Animation.
My friend are making an animated music video for Japanese bend Senshi and he stream his work on channel Wacko , if you are intrested you can visite the stream.
that sentence that "not-great of a movie" is kinda disrespectful
It's a liberal guy, probably a Jew.
@stupid and useless You hate Stan Lee? You hate Jerry Seigel and Joe Shuster?
私の大好きな東映アニメ映画。
何故、日本語訳がないっ‼️
何を語っているのか知りたい。
大塚さん最高だわ。特にギャグ動作は指折りのアニメーター。
Sorry we don't speak Japanese. すみません、日本語がわかりません。
It's just an opinion.
That's whole nine yards if you decided to put ADR. LOL