It wouldn’t be surprising if it happened…

I passed the cabbage test…

It’s fine if it falls apart occasionally.

It was funny when Nemesis from Kinnikuman suddenly had a cute face.

Sometimes it breaks down in a way that looks cute like a miracle.

I wonder what they’re doing right now… Director Imoimo…

It’s like this exquisite line.

It’s more like an anime adaptation where there aren’t many people who get seriously angry.

However, this completely white character can be easily drawn, but the direction is different.

Maybe it was because I saw this afterwards, but the original artwork felt surprisingly cute…

I’ve heard that the studio run by Director Imoimo has secured a stable position as a subcontractor for Precure animation.

The parts drawn by the director are genuinely cute…

It’s such a work, but I really got into it.

The divine artwork was seriously amazing…

I am genuinely grateful that I was saved during a tough time by this anime.

It was a fun anime to watch while doing commentary.

The exorcist is doing their best, and there are also potato-like drawings mixed in with the beautiful artwork thanks to the power of spending money…

It’s shocking that someone like Imoimo-chan Nagomi or Toori was involved.

Once a year is fine.

I think it’s good that Imoimo-chan is cute even when she falls apart.

The erotic scenes are definitely erotic, aren’t they, Imoimo-chan?

In the penultimate episode, they put in a special ending, which made me think, “They really worked hard, huh…!!”

The Ex-Arm that followed lost momentum at an astonishing rate.

I thought Imo-Imo-chan did her best to keep the excitement going until the end.

The gag itself was quite funny, so I can forgive it.

I think the most impressive thing is that despite all this meta, we ended up dropping it and did the same story for two weeks.

Since it’s Imoimo-chan, it can be laughed off, but when it happens like in a downpour, the sadness…

Did you manage to stick to the schedule and get the broadcast done on time?

I wonder which is better, if the last two episodes are severely delayed or not.

Has it been almost 7 years now…?

Which came first, Märchen Madchen or Imoimo-chan?

I liked that Imo Imo-chan was doing her best to look cute.

Instead, red became the sacrifice.

KimiSen Season 2 Episode 2 became on par with ImoImo-chan, so they gave up on broadcasting Episode 4 before it was completely wiped out.

I wonder what recently led to the collapse of the animation quality.

Pig?

Recently, it feels like there are more works where the script structure is problematic rather than the animation.

I haven’t heard much about works with seriously dead animation since this one.

I occasionally see artwork at a close-to-breaking level, but this level is really something else.

When things get bad, the decision to reset is becoming a viable option.

Only the drawing of cabbage must be protected! Only the drawing of cabbage must be protected!

The rainy season dog is famous, but how was the rainy season on the planet?

Yubelblatte had a suspicious vibe in the videos, but was it always like that?

It’s understandable to talk about collapse levels, but don’t you think it’s a bit excessive to make such a fuss over just some minor cracks?

In the previous term, Amakusa Takao’s reasoning chart was amazing.

Due to the circumstances, I remember that the viewers weren’t very harsh.

There are a lot of near misses, aren’t there?

The young lady and the guard dog…

Works that seem to have a better budget, stronger effort, and good framing.

It seems that we are creating works where it doesn’t matter where we are photographed, at least for still images…

The voice acting was good, and the music wasn’t bad; I didn’t dislike the direction either.

That’s probably why it became a topic.

Once the workforce starts coming together to refine the painting,

This time, it’s the scripts and series compositions that are becoming monopolized and overly busy that are starting to feel strange.

Finally, there are even dubious anime coming out with questionable sound directors.

Well, anime can be watched by anyone, and anyone can act like a critic as much as they want.

It’s not worth having a conversation, so just leave it alone.

When it’s really bad, it seems that the number of times they’ve halted broadcasts and started over has increased quite a bit since COVID, probably to avoid pushing through and ending up like this.

I feel like “Imo Imo” sold pretty well, at least until the last minute.

The director was doing their best.

I feel like there used to be quite a few still frames back then, but I just didn’t pay attention.