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Something is NOT "off-model" when production artists intentionally change a character design! "Off-model" only happens when they do it by ACCIDENT, or just aren't good enough to match the designs of a particular show. Just because 2 shows share the same characters but one looks different from the other show, it doesn't mean that character is "off-model", because the new design is ON-model or THAT SECOND show!
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opposabletime replied to your post: Glad they corrected this monstrosity f...
I heard it had to do with the release days of the episodes, like, the animators are told real quick a few days beforehand, thus a rushed product.
As I said, time and/or budget constraints can (and are) brought up as a reason for this, but, as I said, I fail to see how rushing the low-quality production, then paying again to fix it retroactively is a sound business practice.
It makes no sense, why can't they invest more time and money to make quality animation FIRST TIME OVER? Correcting it later seems to be more expensive than doing the job once, but properly.
It makes even less sense for an installment in literally the biggest shoujo anime franchise in history. THIS IS FUCKING SAILOR MOON, a cash-cow cultural phenomenon, and they could not bother to take time and care while doing the reboot, REALLY? How? Why? Cause the fans gonna pay for it anyway? This is the level of laziness and not caring comparable possibly only to Disney's hack job that was Frozen.
TL; DR: If you asked me, home video-release fixes in animation make no sense from business standpoint. And Sailor Moon Crystal is absolutely inexcusable for doing exactly that.
Glad they corrected this monstrosity for the DVD release... but still utterly confused why this is even A THING in anime, let alone something that happens regularly.
What's the point of initially releasing the show with limited/straight-up shitty animation quality JUST TO DO THE WORK TWICE OVER and correct virtually everything from scratch in DVD version? One would say it's a matter of time and budget constraints... but isn't it actually more expensive to commission the artwork to be redone instead of, you know, using that time and money well in the first place?
PS: Even on-model Sailor Moon Crystal still looks aggressively generic and inexpressive at best.
