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Message: [QUOTE="Viviana Santos, post: 177442, member: 15344"] Blaming Tezuka for what happens today is ridiculous. When Tezuka started back in the 50s~60s everyone was working day in and day out for minimum wage in Japan. Then they went through an economic boom in the 1980s followed by a bubble burst after which Japanese exports to the US fell to a record low and the whole chain of production took a massive blow and this is on top of the advancements on computer animation since the mid 90s that has made deadlines even shorter for significally higher quality so its not the same business it once was. [HR][/HR] But at the same time even though he revolutionized and created the anime industry, Tezuka really did unintentionally ruin it for everyone else in the long run, so I understand Miyazaki even though I think him criticizing Tezuka after he passed away in 1989 is awfully cruel. [/QUOTE]

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