Tokyo: Starting Out as an Animation Director
东京，从动画监督开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 705k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 23h ago
- English
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283Chapters
85Monthly votes
4.2kRecommendations
15.3kFans
14 ch/weekPace
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This is just my personal opinion. Plagiarism is a topic that must be considered, and the play-within-a-play format is an essential element. I genuinely don't think that simply rewriting the anime's plot would be considered weak. Translating the visuals into text is a skill in itself.
Honestly, I can sense they're deliberately dragging out the plot. A single BD release has been dragged out for days, and I don't blame you for doing this during the new book season, but once it's released, don't expect readers to stick with it forever. It's like they're deliberately trying to build up the readership.
It's too slow to heat up; I probably won't subscribe.
It's time for some different styles of animation.
Does the protagonist's database include every classic anime? We also need to consider audience fatigue; it doesn't necessarily have to be a classic or a heart-wrenching story. If the protagonist's name is too inextricably linked to tragedy, many viewers can guess the general plot just by looking at the director's name, and those who dislike emotionally drained content won't watch.
Write at your own pace. It's too early to listen to opinions now. There are too many opinions, too few updates, and I haven't even fully developed the content. More words would be better.
Is there any potential in making Initial D?
Or Death Note? I'm getting tired of seeing so many healing yet depressing anime coming one after another.
As seen
It's far too padded, and not just a little bit. A single song can endlessly mention past life achievements and the protagonist's current situation, repeating these phrases over and over again until it's tedious to watch.
The author absolutely has to write Attack on Titan! I feel like the lack of Attack on Titan's soundtrack is a real loss to anime history.
I feel like I could write about what happened behind the scenes.
Ultimately, connections matter most in this industry. A work doesn't necessarily need to have profound content, but impressive production quality is a major selling point. After all, having many top-tier animators is enough to make even a die-hard fan of animation excited.
Honestly, the copied content is too old.