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Kyoto Animation (京都アニメーション Kyōto Animēshon?), abbreviated KyoAni (京アニ?), is a Japanese animation studio located in Uji, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. It was established in 1981, became a limited company in 1985 and then became a corporation in 1999. Presided by Hideaki Hatta, the company is affiliated with noted studio Sunrise and is also parent to the studio Animation Do. Although founded in 1981 Kyoto Animation has only produced seven anime series as of 2007 on their own, five of them being television series adaptations, and two self-produced OVAs (Munto series), and have been involved in the production of Kiddy Grade, InuYasha, Nurse Witch Komugi, Tenchi Universe, and Generator Gawl. They have also been involved in Konami's long-running baseball game Jikkyō Powerful Pro Yakyū (Power Pro) series' for four installments (eight through eleven) for the vocal opening and ending sequences (Konami made the openings themselves before seven). Popular productions: Air (TV, Special) Akira (Movie) Animation Cooperation Clannad (TV1, TV2) Full Metal Panic! (TV2, TV3) Hyouka (TV) Inuyasha (TV) Animation, Backgrounds, Finish Animation, Key Animation, Production ![]() K-ON! (TV1, TV2, Movie) ![]() Kanon (TV2 - 2006 Ver.) Lucky Star (TV, OVA) (The) Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya (TV1, TV2, Movie) My Ordinary Life (TV) Shin chan (TV, OVA) Finish Animation, In-Between Animation ![]() _________________________________ I mean, what kind of smashes? Can we discuss how GODLY GODAni is compared to the lessor anime studios? ![]() |
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Besides Shaft and maybe Madhouse Studios, KyotoAnimation is probably my favorite.
Shame they won't be doing Little Busters! this Fall..*sigh* |
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Actually, Inuyasha was produced by Studio Sunrise. Akira was produced by Tokyo Movie Shinsha. Shin-chan is produced by Shin-Ei Animation.
KyoAni did cooperate with the studios above to produce bits of animation but they're not responsible for the 'full' creation of the series mentioned. As amazing as their animation is, I'm not too big of a fan of KyoAni. I do enjoy some of their works (FMP, TMoHS, Air, Kanon, and currently Hyouka) but they really don't seem to offer anything other than good animation. I think they're just a less skilled version of SHAFT without Shinbo's director skills. |
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Not really a god tier studio only a few titles have the animation AND a good/decent story to follow it.
I mean if the story sucks why am I watching it? for the quality *one from zendude "LAWL" |
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AsuraCryin wrote: Actually, Inuyasha was produced by Studio Sunrise. Akira was produced by Tokyo Movie Shinsha. Shin-chan is produced by Shin-Ei Animation. KyoAni did cooperate with the studios above to produce bits of animation but they're not responsible for the 'full' creation of the series mentioned. *checks again* Oh wait. You're right. As amazing as their animation is, I'm not too big of a fan of KyoAni. I do enjoy some of their works (FMP, TMoHS, Air, Kanon, and currently Hyouka) but they really don't seem to offer anything other than good animation. I think they're just a less skilled version of SHAFT without Shinbo's director skills. SHAFT is like the Studio Ghibli for anime tv series. It's a brilliant anime studio. Clannad After Story is better than anything SHAFT has ever done though. |
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Kyoto animation is too moe
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This thread is NOT FLAWLESS.
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Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide And MADHOUSE is the Ghibli of television anime studios. That's strictly my opinion though. I'm sure some could make cases for Toei, Sunrise or Production I.G just as easily. |
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Loli images = Touhou images for AMP, you don`t know the unofficial mislabeled rules of AMP /AMP/ rule #86 - /AMP/ loves traps,lolis, and any form of dere. source is here : http://www.crunchyroll.com/showphoto?id=4307812879 Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide i will never do that ever again that happen in the past and i will follow the mods to obey the rules, also haters like you must ignore me and the rest of Chrome`s companies must ignore me forever if you hated me that much but i am not your enemy, i`m not a troll, i`m not suspicious, i`m just retarded drunk kid, i love loli and i`m not a pedo, i am not a bad person, i love crunchyroll and i don`t want the haters to flame me, after your reading this please do not reply me and ignore me forever like the rest of you, haters, if i`m going to post something like one of your threads, please ignore it. On-topic : Had to go for Nichijou, amazingly enough. Haruhi may he a huge influence to my otakudom... but damn I love Kyoto Animation, so moe. |
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I think that statement is a matter of personal preference. I didn't particularly enjoy Clannad: AS since I didn't really care for Nagisa. Sure, there were a few tearjerkers but I think the ending was a cop out to the story. They took the time and courtesy to invoke an emotional response only for to crush it later. I should be blaming the source material for that but I've heard the adaption differs a lot from the source material. It has been a while since I've last watched it so I need a second viewing to state my criticisms without bias. However, I'll say that there are SHAFT productions that are either equal or surpass Clannad: AS. The ef series surpasses the romance of Clannad: AS. It might be pointless to even mention Madoka Magica but I might as well. Though it is a very different story from what Clannad or ef is, it is worthy of mentioning. I'm not going to go into how Madoka Magica is a deconstruction of the Magica Girl genre or how it reconstructs the genre. Its strength is its storytelling which is one of the finest to this day - it is written by Gen Urobuchi, no less. Its characters are rich with ideologies and fully demonstrative of how these ideologies conflict each other. |
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AsuraCryin wrote: I think that statement is a matter of personal preference. I didn't particularly enjoy Clannad: AS since I didn't really care for Nagisa. Sure, there were a few tearjerkers but I think the ending was a cop out to the story. They took the time and courtesy to invoke an emotional response only for to crush it later. I should be blaming the source material for that but I've heard the adaption differs a lot from the source material. It has been a while since I've last watched it so I need a second viewing to state my criticisms without bias. However, I'll say that there are SHAFT productions that are either equal or surpass Clannad: AS. The ef series surpasses the romance of Clannad: AS. It might be pointless to even mention Madoka Magica but I might as well. Though it is a very different story from what Clannad or ef is, it is worthy of mentioning. I'm not going to go into how Madoka Magica is a deconstruction of the Magica Girl genre or how it reconstructs the genre. Its strength is its storytelling which is one of the finest to this day - it is written by Gen Urobuchi, no less. Its characters are rich with ideologies and fully demonstrative of how these ideologies conflict each other. |
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