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Topic	Thousand of years and yet better animated than Dragon Ball Super
Gobstoppers12 12/05/21 9:19:37 PM #6:	Kim_Seong-a posted... And just from a sheer technical standpoint, the 1940s Superman cartoons are incredible. Just skip around and look at the way everything moves Animation became easier to do over time, in terms of work saving and staying on model...but it did not become 'better' by default. Old school animation can still beat the pants off a lot of newer stuff. The basic principles of animation have never really changed. If somebody is good, they're good in the 1940s just as much as they'd be good in the 2020s. Look at Snow White. Or Pinocchio. Those movies can compete with any modern work of animation using little more than some art supplies and a camera. --- I write Naruto Fanfiction. But I am definitely not a furry. <cite>Gobstoppers12 posted [p:960657427] in Thousand o... [t:79796782]...</cite> <quote>Kim_Seong-a posted... </cite> <quote>And just from a sheer technical standpoint, the 1940s Superman cartoons are incredible. Just skip around and look at the way everything moves</quote>Animation became easier to do over time, in terms of work saving and staying on model...but it did not become 'better' by default. Old school animation can still beat the pants off a lot of newer stuff. The basic principles of animation have never really changed. If somebody is good, they're good in the 1940s just as much as they'd be good in the 2020s. Look at Snow White. Or Pinocchio. Those movies can compete with any modern work of animation using little more than some art supplies and a camera. --- I write Naruto Fanfiction. But I am definitely not a furry.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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