The Drastic Rise of One Piece's Animation Quality: Explained

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[jklum]

I think there might be some very minor mistakes with some names because i didn't get the chance to review the video when it's not edited by me, it's Tetsuji Akahori. Not Shigeo

[IanTho]

wow, I can't believe somebody actually understands that the budget of an anime does not affect the animation quality

[deezeewhytea]

this is probably my favorite video of yours you've put out. pretty informative with humourous bits every now and then with real good editing. sick job!

[aliyeager]

Wano has better episodes than continuous animations man, this is unbelievable and on top of that we still get more greatness, thanks for the wonderful video

[jeremylodge]

Honesty it is impressive just how much it has changed in the past year, seems to be getting better and better every week

[darklonewolf]

Very informative and with amazing editing, one of your best videos so far, great job man !

[monkeyking]

Dude thank you i love this educational/informational content regarding how greatly animated episodes come to be and just the workflow and process behind each episode and the amount of directing involved. I had no idea about this, and really thought that the problem was just not enough budget. seriously thanks for this content, I'm loving it.

[noddyonlyone]

glad to finally put a name to the work behind the character designs for wano. There's a lot more vibrant colors used in general for the characters that really help them feel more alive, ESPECIALLY skin tone. It's really evident comparing the choices made for characters like Zoro during the Fishman Island adaptation (2012) and comparing it to now.

[AnimeOverTheMangaReactionsv]

Nah, i just started watching the video & this man out here with the random clean transition lmao

1:15 mad aggressive

Interesting video, I'll say the edition of it was not my style for the most part, but it's passable.

It's funny to see you & Geo on my YouTube timeline now.

[Martronkts]

Been having this question for a long time, thanks for the info

[pizzapie]

I'm so glad I got to watch the show weekly in wano. I don't know if I would have been nearly as invested in coming back every week with how the old animation was

[aminebel]

great work! need a video about tanaka asap after next week cinema

[christianfrayser]

The anime sequences are a spectacle to look at for sure! But what happened to dynamic fight sequences with dodging, fast movements, and quick punches? like Lucci vs luffy. Now I wait for luffy to get a running head start, charge up the punch, fly a bit, add some petals, then watch kaido just stand there and wait for it lol

They're fighting like pokemon sometimes, just taking turns hitting each other with their best attack.

Not the animators faults, but the directors I guess cuz the pacing of these battles is incredibly slow.

[YyJester]

Well, I've gained some new appreciation for the OP animation. Time to rewatch some of Wano's best moments.

[bardycopeland]

After watching wano and then going back dressrossa the difference is mind blowing

[OddDude]

I really hope they go back some day and reanimate through dressarosa.

[spartanAXA]

I'm still catching up to One Piece and I started Wano today. And I was blown away by how beautiful it's looking right now.

[Sanjixoxo]

I learned quite a bit with this video absolutely made my day.

[feyrune]

i already thought that they chosed to hire more animators for the episodes, when i noticed the diffrent artstyles in some scenes. Like the fight where Robin fights the snake lady, the characters bodies and ehhh booba where way more detailed than in some random running scenes from Nami and the others.
Also later, one of the "small" german artists i follow announced, that he had the honor to animate the fighting scene of Zorro and a little animation of crying Chopper and i felt soooo happy for him!! <333
His name is Ihabo Azzamo and hes jus a very cool dude <3

[KamurochoCurtis]

I’m forever immortalized in a Jason Klum-sama video, thank you…