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My Little Pony (G3) was often described in its heyday as an animesque take on the characters, specifically their character designs. My Little Pony: Tell Your Tale retains the anime-esque elements through their expressions. Neo Yokio is an American production co-animated by Studio DEEN and Moi Animation to boot. The style imitates anime of the early 2000s, complete with frequently off-model characters, flat coloring, and many hallmarks of the genre that
have fallen out of favor like
sweat drops, nosebleeds, and chibification. It also seems to reference low
budget anime dubbing, with poor lip syncing and voice acting of varying quality. The New Adventures of He-Man has some pretty clear anime influence in its Title Sequence, and some episodes actually have sweat dropping and other signature anime quirks! OK K. O. ! Let's Be Heroes: The show's creator describes its style as combining decidedly-American character/art designs and Limited Animation with the visual effects and snappier editing more common in anime, especially the older type. He dubs this mix of styles "Hanna Barbanime", citing Steven Universe (which he previously worked on) as another example, and credits Dexter's Laboratory with inventing the concept. The opening sequence is very reminiscent of Hiroyuki Imaishi's work at Studio Gainax and Studio TRIGGER. It helps that the man himself did the storyboards.
After fully
enjoying an open-air bath, I got
back to my room. There, I found it completely different.
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