This anime is made by the same studio who did: Kill La Kill.
Because it seems so surreal when you experience it.
#ANIME LANDSCAPE OF RONEASCE SERIES#
The fact that it’s a horror/action series only makes the “dark” scenes more grim and disturbed. I won’t claim to have watched ALL CGI anime, but God Eater takes the #1 spot for its impossibly good animation, realism, and powerful graphics. This anime uses CGI animation, and the result is so refreshing compared to most anime shows. Vibes are similar to Assassination Classroom, in terms of personal development, life lessons and even inspiration.īut the animation quality in The Royal Tutor is much better and aesthetically pleasing with ease. Images don’t do it any justice.īut with that said – the anime itself is about 4 princes with their own “royal” tutor in the palace. Related: 7 Visually Pleasing Anime With A Realistic Art Style This is the kind of series with CGI so good, it’s more likely to convert you than scare you away. So that’s part of its visual charm.īut don’t worry – it’s not the CGI garbage you tend to see with a lot of anime shows. The background scenery has some of the most sharp details. I’m surprised at how refreshing the animation is, and how stunning the anime characters are in general. If we’re talking about recent anime shows (2018), The Land Of The Lustrous will take your breath away and have you panting for life. I’ve noticed only a handful of people talk about it.ĭespite the high ratings on sites like MAL. Land Of The Lustrous is an anime series by Studio Orange. So with that in mind – here are some of the most aesthetically pleasing anime that will draw you in, from the VERY beginning. Without it – it has no foundation to stand on. Because the whole concept of anime centers around beauty and eye-candy. The story doesn’t matter if you can’t stand how bad an anime looks. According to Science.Īn anime is nothing without beautiful visuals But the first thing you judge is “how good” something looks… They say never judge a book by its cover.
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