Quality Animation Chronicles: Overman King HerpDerp

It’s that time again. I’ve already talked about BONES’ latest upcoming ‘UN-nothingGOingforit’ and besides Tiger and Bunny I haven’t really been watching many shows relating to mecha. Y’know I really would’ve liked to talk about more mecha too for this week, but I think I’ve found a compromise to this situation. Today I will be covering once again a small portion of The Quality Animation Chronicles; however, I’d like to have the spotlight on a show with heavy mecha themes. A show which bears the dark past of a sub-par dub… a show with a famous mecha figure that seems to always get in a series of videogames involving giant robots fighting one another…

a series…

with this complete dumbass as a main character…

Ladies and gentleman, I am revisiting the world of Overman King Gainer and continuing my rant on the series through analyzing its animation. The derpfest shall now commence!

Quality Animation Chronicles: Derpman Wonderland

It’s time for some analysis on the animation of several different quality shows; today’s post is dedicated to the lazy antics of Manglobe in their attempt to create an adaptation of Jinsei Kataoka’s and Kazuma Kondou’s manga, Deadman Wonderland.

Like a lot of quality shows, the beginning shows hardly any flaws in animation. From episode 1, we got a lot of stuff like this:

Even by episode 2, we got an eyegasmic opening sequence complete with a kickass song by FADE.

For fans of the manga, thing’s were looking pretty decent minus the fact that Azami was like, kicked out of the cast or something. As the show continued, characters like Crow were introduced and even given catchphrases