MangaLover

That problem with quality on Pierrot is similar to mine. I have so much homemade works from illustration to manga to animation. My illustrations and manga titles are on Reddit, DeviantArt, and Pixiv with my anime titles on YouTube through FlipaClip. It is not easy to work in a company where things are stacked in top of thr heads of the workers there. You have to interact with them, brainstorm with them, pay them and spend for them, and line up things from most to least impprtantly urgently without throwing stuff in fray and hoping for the best. I hope the studio will give itself time and money to manage on the undertaking for this. We must pray for these people so they will be at relief after all of the work or when working so they won't feel stressed or do anything reckless, like having appointment problems with time schedules and problems with voice actors getting along or not. The studio behind Slayers before JC Staff, Easy Film, went into bankruptcy given to their methods of handling the media mix, which involves direct communication by a company siding with a bunch of companies with small goals to prioritize for success out of turning it all into a big goal from projects they work. The problem is when the stuff they are working goes to its lowdown point in value. The harsh time schedules may not help them as well as paying the VAs with the increases in salaries ALONG with the animation style techniques the studios apply for work. If the project isn't that profitable, a lot of people will lose money. This better not suck like that. One guy voicing characters from One Piece and Detective Conan got in trouble with an innocent girl or someone like that. Only can time tell when everything is processed from step to step, giving the creators the chance to show us this special we want.

This movie is 8.9/10 for me.

The action scenes are passible like with Marvel Ultimate Alliance, even for aerial battles and when Sam throws his shield. The main actors did a great job with what's left on the cutting room floor. Ross gets more attention from the second act to the third act, where he turns into his Red Hulk by gamma pills sent by The Leader. There are some shots in green screen that must be concised with the whole movie. The fight at the end is brutally exciting. Cap cannot beat Red Hulk, so he sets out to fight him over the cherry blossom tree site for Ross to remember his deceased love ones. The post credit scene is vaguely okay with Sam Wilson returning in Avengers Secret Wars and Doomsday. My biggest complaint is that the creators should give us fans more info about adamantium and other important things tied to the OG version of the script, such as Ross's death and Sabra. Adamantium was used by Copperhead for his daggers to stab Cap, though it may be synthesized by Japan into a liquid metal as a sign of MCU Wolverine's debut. Sabra was thouggt as an israeli mutant heroine fighting for Cap once before she turned out to be like Black Widow finally guven to controversial issues between countries like Israel or Palestine. Just for Ross, he would die, but he would resurrect himself through his Red Hulk. Sidewinder had more to do with the plot to the last moment he was cut short off from being a major member of the Serpent Society or doing anything less as so in the last moment with adamantium. The Leader sleep-walks. He talks and hardly does anything else with his life other than being a mummy arrested. His looks are incomplete as if he's a mummy. The final movie wants to have its own cake and eat it by being a mashup sequel of The Incredible Hulk, The Eternals, Captain America Civil War, and The Falcon and The Winter Soldier other than being on its own, thus juggling in too much just to keep us entertain on the family-friendly level.

I want to see the creative shift going forward. The current status of FF is a make-or-break situation. FF7 Part 3 must be based on the OG game left intact with bonuses attached to it away from self-based messages.