Akihito Tsukushi is a creative author at the end of the day, if we judge the mangakas for what they draw we wouldn't trust almost all

People stopped showing up to 2D animated movies on the big screen because they were caught up in 3D novelty. That's why. Disney tried bringing the traditional 2D back with princess and the frog but people went to go see the chipmunk sequel more. There's 2D indie or Japanese films in theater but bare in mind Inside Out 2 got the big money. Despite whining for 2D and original they never show up for in theater the audience prove with their wallet what they really want every single time they'd rather have the 3D films they're comfortable with.

@jack_stone with Princess and the Frog it was purposely poorly advertised too. Disney has been known to deliberately do this with the films they want to flop to push for something else, and they did this with Atlantis and Treasure Planet to push for fully 3D animation, with PATF being the final nail in the coffin. They did this with Wish recently too (well they advertised it to hell and back, but more like sabotaged it behind the scenes into a mess of a movie to push for Frozen 3 AND 4)

@@ActualBottleman 3D animation (especially Disney) only looks that way due to the Trends ™️ same way how 2D had its slop of "disney ripoff" styles or crappy flash animation. 3D can be just as versatile if u look at whats being done by animators on youtube. And then you got studios like ArcSystem with games that have been using 3D but animate and shade it like its 2D since like the 90s, and it's personally the best 3D anime I've seen. now if only they do like a show and not games... To answer your first question: money. a lot of 2D animators at least Disney's were union or have union, except for the overseas sweatshops we outsource to, that includes Japan. big name studios thought they could cheapen out with 3D but whoops turns out it can just as expensive if not more, but that's manly the tools themselves (especially the computers) but iirc 3d animators can be paid cheaply and unfairly and out through the wringer. (now i could be mixing this up with CG VFX animation, it's a similar scenario, vfx artists aren't union either) ur 2nd question: nothing is wrong with 2D animation for us, but for the big guys in the suits it however take the most time and money to get produced next to stop motion i think. stop motion is actually interesting cus the guy above me claims 3d animation is seen as a cool novelty by audiences but idk I think theres more to it cus stop motion was essentially the method for 3D animation before 3Dcg, yet they also tend to not get a lot of attention. tldr we gotta get the business out of art and animation asap

@@stephanos6128 I guess I'm just annoyed with people complaining for original and 2D content when they people never put their money where their mouth is. For all that complaining they still made Inside Out 2 the biggest pixar movie in years. They demand one thing but say another with their wallets.

CGI isn't terrible. I still love it (even if I do have some complaints). But I'll admit, after like 2017, it did become a outdated fad. Plus, the quality did start to feel too bright and colorful.

I blame companies and Elsagate content farms for killing animation.

@kootunesscrewy Amen to that and creativity as well

It still beats British trash tv !

@@greendragonspirit1646 true true

“I think… I miss my wife” “Think Mark Think!”-same guy 1 year ago

its cus the translators are treated like shit, ai learns from this.

@@stephanos6128 Nope, it’s because they are politically and ideologically motivated. They’re not just making mistakes. They PURPOSELY change the writing to fit their desires. Always have and always will

@ExpertContrarian i think most languages are politically and ideologically motivated. have u also considered learning Japanese urself to enjoy ur anime content? ai's so good I heard from some other expert contrarian maybe you should give it a shot

@@ExpertContrarian that still also doesnt stop ai from learning from humans it literally can't learn on its own yet, how do u expect it to get smart if it never learns what Not to do?

@@stephanos6128 languages aren’t motivated. AI is not smart. Neither have sentience. Nice try with the gotcha

This specific problem is from the "need" is keep most of the profits into the fewest hands

literally not possible in its current state

@@adcaptandumvulgus4252 I hope not. That stuff is even more inconsistent and uncanny. I'd rather have humans doing art .