FEATURE: Newest Japanese Independent Anime Shorts: Part 4

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Mikikazu Komatsu
January 21, 2012 12:08am PST (1/21/12)

Following Part 1 in October, Part 2 in November, and Part 3 in December 2011, here is the newest monthly collection of Japanese Independent anime short films. Please let the creators know what people around the world think about their films.

 

"Ryuekaki no Hanashi"  (a tale of the dragon artist)

     by Yatabe Toko

 

"smile"

     by GOLDRUSH × Murata Eri vs.LIMITBREAK

 

"Bishoku Sentai Suihanger"

     by aaaaaaaaarisa


"Ohimesama to Mugen no Sekai "  (the princess and the dream world)

     by Capella

 

"Odayaka ni Aggressive"  (being aggressive blandly)

     by koya58

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1/21/12 by Axeion_Grimlock
Smile was good.
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1/21/12 by WB0matt
I really liked Ryuekaki no Hanashi and Ohimesama to Mugen no Sekai. Both I thought were done really well.
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1/21/12 by mininggast
Odayaka ni Aggressive had some of the greatest animation scenes I've seen in a while. Ryuekaki no Hanashi was prettier though. Buhhh the only one I didn't really like was 'smile' :(.
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1/21/12 by pikagreen
Bishoku was probably the best, although Ryuekaki was beautiful. Odayaka reminded me of Bakune Young.
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1/21/12 by Gve
def "Ryuekaki no Hanashi" (a tale of the dragon artist) i like the most
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1/21/12 by Ushiox75
Video 2 and 5 O_o
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1/21/12 by Nightcore34
i liked the first one really well made, i also liked the 3rd but i only understood little bits of it
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1/21/12 by gondo_ikari
for being low budget, and new creators, some of these look really promising!!
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1/21/12 by Myobi01
I REALLY LOVE THE 1ST ONE
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1/21/12 by Caely17
Out of the 4 shorts, I think (tho it wasn't my fav) the last was the best. And when I say that I mean animation wise. The very last bit was really well done, and I appreciate the fact that it was traditional, leaving the sketchy lines and pencil grain to remind the viewer it was handmade. I thought the others were ok, but most seemed choppy and all about the look/color rather than technique. But props for getting them done.
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1/22/12 by Mad_Loner
They all have their appeal, as they're all quite different, but in terms of overall quality "Ryuekaki no Hanashi" is the best. I liked all of them at varying degrees though. I thought I wouldn't like "Odayaka ni Aggressive" at all, but it ended up being very interesting and had some good animation effects.
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1/22/12 by orangeredfox
The first one was AMAZING. Second one was good. Third one was alright. Fourth one was pretty good. Fifth one was fucking annoying and I couldn't watch the whole thing.
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