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The code to make a spoiler in a comment or text post body is: >!Spoiler goes here! I write this because lately there's a trend that I see wherein Anime is all about the animation, if the animation is shit it ruins the experience. Animation is amazing and some animators even craft a masterpiece that blows your mind. They literally poured tears, blood and sweat to every god damn frame. If the animator wanted it to be in 60FPS HE WOULD FUCKING MAKE IT IN 60 FPS! When you convert it to 60 FPS you don't add fluidity like the animator intended, you have an algorithm that determines what should be shown in the frame. Unsurprisingly the algorithm is not as good as a crafted animator, instead it can make certain areas a little.

Furthermore some frames fuck up completly like. Animation is about movement. The animators work hard to convince you that the movement of the character is real. Every single frame is individually crafted to create a beautiful work of art. Why are you adding unnecessary frames?

You destroy the fluidity with choppy frames. I just want to watch a cool anime fight on youtube. Am an animator, can say that in most cases, while 3D animation benefits from a higher framerate, 2D animation will actually suffer from unnecessary additional frames. The human hand is not perfectly steady, and recreating frames that move very little or don't contribute any movement at all, will actually make the animation jitter and look wobbly. 3D animation can take an artist's keyframes and tween them reliably because it's using a three dimensional object with a rig that accounts and keeps track of space and deformation. 2D animation rigs (mostly flash and toonboom) just haven't reached that level of technical precision yet and probably don't need to.

When working with platforms that require 60 fps, most animations just go with 30. Even on 24 fps, stuff is usually animated on 2's and what you actually get is 12 fps with spurts of 24 where fast delicate movement is needed. Trust a good animator to put in exactly as many frames is needed, no more and no less. Less in more applies to a lot more than animation.

In general, it's all about keeping a scene in balance. And if a scene starts to get messy, the solution 99% of the time is to cut rather than add. In music and audio, we are always cutting rather than adding.

If an epic cue starts to sound muddy, we'll cut parts from it. If dialogue can't be heard, we'll cut sound effects or music.