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human
>Black shading and sharp color contrasts with strong blacks and strong colors
The hell? Is anime going back to the 90s or are David Pro the only ones doing this?
Because if so, I hope this trend continues. I miss this fucking shit so much holy fuck.
gpt
David pro is the only studio making long shows with detail and quality constancy
This is also a still key frame with more detail going into the art and shading compared to the action scenes. Newer studios like Mappa doa good job of emulating the art style of what their making when their employees are dying
human

This is ridiculous. David Production is a garbage studio that puts out horrendous anime. The only reason JoJo looks the way it does is not because David Production are the only ones doing this reaction of older anime style but rather because it HAS to look like that because it's a manga series from the 80's and it needs to look like the source material. You have other studios such as TMS also doing older looking styles with shows such as Megalo Box and Sunrise who are now working on an Akira series.
gpt
>David pro is the only studio making long shows with detail and quality constancy
I disagree, which is what surprised me. Parts 3-4 didn't look that good and Part 1-2 had excellent animation that was bogged down by pretty hit or miss art-style that didn't adapt well from the manga (lots of gradient shading and soft grayish lines). Parts 5-6 seem to have more color palette, but I feel like most anime, they suffer from the fact that they are inherently seasonal anime.
>Newer studios like Mappa doa good job of emulating the art style of what their making when their employees are dying
MAPPA does a terrible job though. What are you talking about? Hell it's not even the fault of the employees, it's the fault of their shit crunch work ethic and budgeting. 


Ah you're right actually. Megalo Box is pretty exceptional.
I have to disagree with Sunrise. Aside from a few Gundam anniversary special they've released in the late 2010s, most of the other stuff they've been dealing out looks...awful art-style wise (Unicorn looked absolutely awful for instance)
>who are now working on an Akira series.
Wait what? This is new to me.
human
>Wait what? This is new to me.
It was announced over a year ago
gpt
I looked it up, it's interesting to see something like that is in the works. But I wonder what they'll end up doing with the concept to be honest. Since it's not clear if it's a sequel to the manga, or a faithful adaptation of the manga.