David Production

True.

But yeah, I mean, from what I heard, I guess the guy at David Productions who kind of worked that relationship with Araki to get that into the show, I think passed away.

So whoever took over was like, yeah, fuck that shit.

Let's just get this dude to rap on it and Dr. Luke to produce it or whatever.

Carl, you have this on your list, but have you watched any yet?

No, but what drew me to it was that it's animated by David Production.

So the second thing that they're working on this season, obviously not as big as JoJo, but whenever I see David Production as a studio behind something, it piques my interest.

I think you're going to like this one more so than other romance anime.

What's interesting is that Mal just has it listed as romance.

It was very unexpected.

And yeah, I'm interested to see how they're going to convince us as the viewer that the male lead is worth loving or that the ship should... sail because i mean it is a romance anime and i'm guessing i'm guessing the ship sailing is end game or at least end goal for this couple um but yeah it's it's good it's interesting so far and you're right there is this interesting technique that they they use here i i feel like the sense of dread the way they animate that on characters faces specifically the female lead is a is a bit different than what i've experienced before so that is nice

I was thinking, is it like what David Production does in JoJo where the colors switch for a really dramatic moment? But yeah, I'm excited to start Firefly Wedding and see all the good stuff about it.

The presentation is good.

It's done by David Productions,

the place I'd like to start off

with.

It was around the time that they did Fire Force that I started to notice that they kind of came into their own.

And now I would kind of count them in the upper mid-tier, above-average studios.

Not quite at Amapa, but when you watch something that's made by David Productions, you're in for something with good presentation, at least some instances of Sakuga per episode.

So they did a good job here, especially when it comes to the expressions and the action at play here.

Gothic romance, mortal danger, wedding bells.

David Production, you have my whole heart and my entire October.

Last story, and it's a big one.

The beloved boys' love webtoon Here You Are got its second teaser trailer at the Crunchyroll Showcase, with Yuki Inoue and Ryota Suzuki confirmed as the leads.

like genuinely forgettable on paper.

Assassins with a magnetism power, here for one fight, gone by the next arc.

And David Production gave them a movie-level fight.

The fan reactions are all the same, and they're beautiful.

I'm very excited for that one.

David Productions is a good studio.

Then like a quick synopsis from like what I know of the manga is basically...

You know how women like bad boys? Like...

'Cause this is, that made all of this come together really well.

So yeah, props to David Production for this moment.

[laughs] It's like it's only episode three and they are already serving.

I also want to touch upon something that Benjamin states after he whittles down Gyro's steel ball.

I, I didn't bother double-checking this, but I did see someone online posting that...

Do you remember, we talked about this maybe a year or two ago, uh, one of the David Production producers died, um, shortly after Part 6 was completed.

Oh, oh.

Um, someone online was asserting that they were the staff member responsible for choosing those songs, but I don't know if that's true or not.

At least we are getting something here and seeing a pretty significant moment between the two of them, which of course we'll talk about as we dive into the, the details of this episode.

One thing I always try to take a look at with the, with each new JoJo part, because David Production, in my opinion, always does a really special job with this, is the animation.

Um, I think the animation looks good.

Obviously not quite as crisp and clean as episode one, but again, I would never expect episode two of any anime to look better than the premiere episode.

Um, but yeah, I mean, what do you think, Carl? Did you, did you feel the same?

I honestly didn't notice anything, like, too different with the animation.

I think it's just typical David Production style quality.

I know th- there's still like ...

We're gonna get stage one, stage two, and stage three of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part Seven: Steel Ball Run on Netflix based on the beloved manga.

Of course, it's done by David Production.

Who else? And the synopsis is that riders from around the world gather in the Wild West on the West Coast of America for the race of the century in a massive horse race across the USA because have you seen oil prices these days? We're riding horses.

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