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Message: [QUOTE="trickybus, post: 262828, member: 239542"] The first time I saw obvious CGI for an anime, it was [I]Inuyashiki[/I]. The 3D models look awful, especially when the protag is transforming. My main complaint with CG is that it poorly handles more eccentric art styles. The thing I love about traditional 2D is that the artist's personal flair can shine through. They don't need to sand down their style to accommodate a computer-assisted animation process. [I]Beastars[/I] is an example of good-looking CGI but you'll notice it's also an uncomplicated art style; effectively, animal parts grafted onto a mostly human body. The other thing about CG is that it can and does promote artistic stagnation. Pixar is a recent example, what with their over-reliance on that "bean mouth" style that most audiences are sick of. But it's relatively easy to animate, so that's what movie-goers get. [/QUOTE]

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