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| | | | | This is the final section, part 3c, of the series of posts on Masami Obari(????), if you've not read part 3a or part 3b, then please do so beforehand. If you've landed here first via a search engine then be sure to read part 1 and part 2 before reading the rest of part 3.... | |
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| | | | | The following article was originally printed inissue 003 of Animestyle. Scans and images courtesy of The Canipa Effect. The interview has been translated by Twitter user @NohAcro © 2016 Wave Motion Cannon Consider supporting us on Patreon where you can pick the next translation! This article is broken into three parts Part 1 | Part... | |
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| | | | | In the 3rd part of this series of posts on Masami Obari(????), I will be examining some of the animators that have come to follow Obari and his style of animation. I will also attempt to give an idea of how others in the industry view him as an animator. As before, be sure to... | |
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| | | As I mentioned in the previous article about Graviton, the OVA boom was very much carried by small structures and the overlapping nets of connections made by their members. It appears that the two most important places where all these people met and first exchanged their ideas were Urusei Yatsura, starting in 1981, and Macross,... | ||
