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Invincible [Episode Discussion] - S02E07 - I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE EPISODE DISCUSSION

Episode 7 - I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE

As Mark attempts to salvage his personal life, a new villain arrives, presenting Invincible with his greatest challenge yet. Donald grapples with his past.

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u/Nast33 Mar 29 '24

I'd rather have those issues with that quality of results than what we're getting now. And since several people mentioned concerns of overworking animators in Korea/Japan - I'm leaving that aside since it's not up to me to resolve their work culture problems.

I'm just saying hiring more people leads to faster production, and if they can push out 52 episodes in 2.5 years (at half the runtime equating to 26 Invincible episodes). Even with the overworking concerns, I'd be down for extending their productions 3-4 months per season and we'd still be getting them twice as fast with higher quality.

In comparison we're gotten 16 over more than 3 years with Kirkman's underperforming company, which brings neither speed nor quality.

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u/Anjunabeast Mar 29 '24

Different studio different artstyle. Throw as much money at it as you want it wont look the same as korra unless you get the same team. And you can’t leave it aside cause it’s part of the subject, korra was animated by Asian studios.

Animation takes years. It’s just a fact. Overworking people and burning money isn’t an effective solution. Amazon needs to turn a profit too or else we won’t get any invincible episodes at all.

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u/Nast33 Mar 29 '24

No, not really. It takes less time the more people you have as you can assign chunks to different people, each cut in a scene can be assigned to someone else.

The art style is not hard to nail down either, it's not down to studios, it's down to capable people being paid to do decent work.

But why am I arguing with you, some people just won't stop defending this inept shit. 3 years for this.

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u/Anjunabeast Mar 29 '24

Dawg you’re the one who said you rather have the studio have productions issues.

And who’s arguing it’s a discussion. The thing Reddit’s for.