A discussion broke out on Twitter after the user some bug in animation Told and gave his personal opinion on the probable cause.
Anime should outpace light novels
even though . first season of »class of the elite « Clearly falling short of expectations, the light novel has always enjoyed great popularity. Perhaps that’s why another attempt was made and fans of the franchise could look forward to the second season, which is currently airing. But this kind of animation quality so far leaves a lot to be desired.
While odd or unclear frames can still be dismissed as oversight, a scene from the sixth episode set it off entirely. A character came up during the relay run when it was supposed to be in the background. A photo of this scene and other vulnerabilities in animation quality can be found below.
consumer @sakugabrasilThose who pointed out the flaws later expressed their own doubts as to why successful franchises like “Classroom of the Elite” were being duped with such poor animation quality:
@sakugabrasil. comment by
“The first season was heavily criticized by light novel fans for omitting or changing many things. It also sold poorly but outpaced the light novel. So why not follow up and watch the anime as cheaply and superficially as possible. continue?
Almost every episode has bad animation, much worse than the first season. The animation is inconsistent and poorly done. The movements are rigid and sometimes overlap. The entire second season is an expression of contempt.
The main investor (Kadokawa) just wants to pursue light novel sales through anime. An animation producer from an anime studio (Lerche) has almost no experience. None of the people involved seem really engrossed in the anime.
Of course, that doesn’t mean the anime isn’t good or entertaining. All I’m saying is that its production reflects the legitimate interests of those involved. An anime that hasn’t been successful yet but will continue due to some factors.«
The twelve-part first season of “Classroom of the Elite” is available on the streaming service in Germany crunchy rolls for settlement. The second season runs in a simulcast in the original language with German subtitles. The anime is based on the light novel of the same name by Shogo Kinugasa.
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© Shogo Kinugasa / Published by Kadokawa Corporation / Yujitsu Partners
