Yeah I think that's obvious with cases like Araki, whose art/plot noticeably improved when JoJo 7 went monthly. I ""think"" Miura was a similar case where right after the Eclipse arc he switched to monthly and had more time to do the beautiful art from Lost Children.
japanes people are in decline.
Oh boohoo we're supposed to feel sorry for someone working their dream job drawing anime titties all day.
I still can't believe that show had a shounen tournament arc. The best thing about it was seeing the Tenchi characters in a different artstyle and the banana boat. The best story elements are at most run-of-the-mill, and that might have been okay if it was a kids' show (which I thought it was at first), but it's clearly not, so it's just terrible all around. Writing and content wise, it's basically a kids' show for Japanese pedophiles, so that makes it a whole new level of disturbing. I'd be interested in any novels it may have, though.
In 2005 they did another magical girl show, Magical Kanan, which I unfortunately watched for the sheer obscurity, and it was also terrible. It's a Cardcaptor Sakura ripoff with nothing supporting it except a cool magical realm, an okay OP song, and a purple Pokemon reject. Making matters worse is that it's based on a hentai game, so you're basically watching the sanitized version of Cardcaptor Sakura: XXX Edition. It's by far AIC's worst show altogether -- even worse than G Dangaioh because at least the Build Ranger was cool and the Ur-Dangaioh episode was interesting.
I kind of blame deadlines since while I have ragged on monthly series in the past but they do generally have better art, also the fact that it seems like a number of newer people are jumping straight from webcomics or online stuff straight to manga doesn't help when before they would spend a few years at as an assistant learning from the old guard, or getting an art degree (I forget which director was it but one of the older made new animators practice realistic figure and gesture drawings before letting them animate).
I got into all things Tenchi about a year ago. Really enjoyed the bulk of the shows/OVAs I watched, but I think that the movie Tenchi Forever is the high watermark for the franchise, and really where it should have ended with the original cast. Stunning animation, eerie Twilight Zone-esque story, surprisingly quiet and harrowing moments between Ayeka and Ryoko, and even some welcome alterations to the character designs to suit the dramatic tone of the story.
By all means, try to manage fifteen/twenty comic pages per week across the years for the weekly magazines.Oh boohoo we're supposed to feel sorry for someone working their dream job drawing anime titties all day.
I dropped it around the hero killer arc. Does Deku ever stop crying and/or being insufferable?
Is that S4? That's where I stopped. In any case, I can confiendly say no.
I love the TV show. Some give it crap for rushed art but Keiichi should look like an amphibian. Yes, there are better examples of how weird they draw him but I'm lazy.
