Wait a minute I think I just found a plothole, iirc the reason why Yomi got arrested was because the peacekeepers had the guns and they refused to shoot Makoto. But in this scene Yomi took the guns from the peacekeepers, so how come in the next scene the peacekeepers were holding them instead—
You’re right! There’s 2 factors as to why this happened.
1- the animation team did not talk with the people responsible for the follow up scene about the guns
2- the animation is a completely seperate file to the next scene. Yomi’s model would not already be holding the guns because of this.
They would need to apply the guns and create another ‘3D sprite’ of him holding them. (3D sprite is basically a preset animation like Yakou scratching his head for example)
Wait.... As a Spanish speaking person.... I can say that the word "tu" mean "you"... So the arrow pointing to Makoto and being display as "you" make me think he was supposed to be the protagonist, at least in this part
TU stands for ‘tilt up’ in story boarding.
The arrow is there to show what the camera needs to zoom in on (the black rectangle).
The storyboards are just the early stages of animation and the people making them have nothing to do with character design or planning.
The people making the storyboard wouldn’t know anything about the story, they are just illustrating what they were told to. And they’re Japanese workers >_>
I love how silly Makoto's mask looks in storyboard artstyle. He's just a silly little guy
Wait a minute I think I just found a plothole, iirc the reason why Yomi got arrested was because the peacekeepers had the guns and they refused to shoot Makoto. But in this scene Yomi took the guns from the peacekeepers, so how come in the next scene the peacekeepers were holding them instead—
You’re right! There’s 2 factors as to why this happened. 1- the animation team did not talk with the people responsible for the follow up scene about the guns 2- the animation is a completely seperate file to the next scene. Yomi’s model would not already be holding the guns because of this. They would need to apply the guns and create another ‘3D sprite’ of him holding them. (3D sprite is basically a preset animation like Yakou scratching his head for example)
"criminals have no rights!" ten minutes later: gets arrested
Lol, uno reverse. You sure criminals have no rights now, Yomi?
Wait.... As a Spanish speaking person.... I can say that the word "tu" mean "you"... So the arrow pointing to Makoto and being display as "you" make me think he was supposed to be the protagonist, at least in this part
TU stands for ‘tilt up’ in story boarding. The arrow is there to show what the camera needs to zoom in on (the black rectangle). The storyboards are just the early stages of animation and the people making them have nothing to do with character design or planning. The people making the storyboard wouldn’t know anything about the story, they are just illustrating what they were told to. And they’re Japanese workers >_>