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- Posted: about 1 year ago by raja
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raja
about 1 year agoBy the way, Nakamura is the key animator, and Inotsume is the second key animator
GoldenMonkey
about 1 year agoFor this post for example, did Nakamura draw Armin, while Inotsume drew the blushes or something?
AGreenJumper
about 1 year agoI'm horrible with words so bare with me here
Anime work can be split into two parts, layouts and genga - layouts are your rough KA and genga is where its cleaned up and any corrections are added (seen here)
If an animator cleans their own work we just call this stage genga but if they just draw layouts and another animator cleans it up we call this 2nd genga/2nd Key animation
So in this example Nakamura drew the rough KA which was cleaned up by Inotsume
This isn't a great explanation but I hope it helps a little