mokochan

Like, the Ghost in the Shell? Yeah, the Ghost in the Shell.

Moko-chan.

Yeah.

Like...

Moko-chan... kind of tries to incorporate the entirety of the manga including the the tonal contradictions that oshi kind of like ironed out um

yeah oshi very much was like no this is full-on cyberpunk this is This is dark and deep and interesting.

And we need to we need to really debate this philosophical questions of your ghost and all of that.

It is an anime.

It's directed by Moko-chan.

who is a young, up-and-coming character, I believe.

There's a few sort of publishers and animation studios involved in its creation.

Science

Saru, yes.

Yeah, produced by Science Saru, which I think is what Moko-chan is attached to, and various other, I think Bandai Namco were involved in some capacity.

I think their logo pops up.

they rarely miss.

Yeah, and Moko-chan did great.

Abel Gangora did great this season also, but we'll get there.

But anyways, let's see.

It's mind-boggling.

During the Anessa presentation, Mokochan casually estimated that overall the show features double the amount of design elements of a typical TV anime.

Double.

To truly grasp the magnitude and the sheer madness of this decision, we really need to break down the actual logistics of the modern anime production pipeline.

It makes the cyber world feel genuinely lived in.

It's about that human feel again.

It is yet another mechanical method of asserting the human feel Mokochan is so desperate to capture.

Okay, here is where I am going to plant my feet and fight you on this again.