Interesting that the zoom at 0:07 that people thought was a mistake was kept in

Dewy_confirmed said:
Interesting that the zoom at 0:07 that people thought was a mistake was kept in

It’s still not how the scene was intended to be, it’s clearly cropped so you can’t see Choso. They only made two minor fixes to the episode, and I imagine didn’t have time for anything as major as fixing unfinished animation. (Hopefully they are focusing on doing that with ep 17)

MuddyYoshi said:
It’s still not how the scene was intended to be, it’s clearly cropped so you can’t see Choso. They only made two minor fixes to the episode, and I imagine didn’t have time for anything as major as fixing unfinished animation. (Hopefully they are focusing on doing that with ep 17)

I dont think i fully understand how blu ray corrections work. what stops the staff from correcting mistakes after all the episodes finish airing? its been 2 months now so why cant they add more corrections

ParchedTatertot said:
I dont think i fully understand how blu ray corrections work. what stops the staff from correcting mistakes after all the episodes finish airing? its been 2 months now so why cant they add more corrections

they aren't obligated to do so and are most likely busy with other jobs.

It costs money to go back and redo scenes/episodes, it takes staff members and manpower that may not be available, and as gestureflow said, they simply aren't obligated to do so even if work on a series forever remains unfinished like in the case of this scene/episode. Big it is what it is moment because it does happen more often than one would think.

ParchedTatertot said:
I dont think i fully understand how blu ray corrections work. what stops the staff from correcting mistakes after all the episodes finish airing? its been 2 months now so why cant they add more corrections

The key animators who worked on the scene most likely moved on to other projects and have no time to go back and essentially finish the cut and they don't really need to cause their contractual obligation is technically over. Most blu ray corrections are re-drawings of still frames that don't really move much if at all (usually face closeups or poses with very little movement) and they're done by animation directors who originally didn't have time to do corrections on subpar drawings. I don't think I've ever seen a case where they actually mess with the animation itself.

The animation itself is messed with all the time
Entire episodes have been completely redone for BD. All depends on the resources allocated to it

Markan said:
The key animators who worked on the scene most likely moved on to other projects and have no time to go back and essentially finish the cut and they don't really need to cause their contractual obligation is technically over. Most blu ray corrections are re-drawings of still frames that don't really move much if at all (usually face closeups or poses with very little movement) and they're done by animation directors who originally didn't have time to do corrections on subpar drawings. I don't think I've ever seen a case where they actually mess with the animation itself.

Not to discredit what you said, since this is definitely the reasoning why there have been barely any Blu Ray corrections for JJk season 2. But, there have been anime where the animation was completely altered or reanimated for the Blu Ray. A more recent example is the final season of Attack on Titan. https://imgur.com/Mkk3UgS

A.L.C said:
Not to discredit what you said, since this is definitely the reasoning why there have been barely any Blu Ray corrections for JJk season 2. But, there have been anime where the animation was completely altered or reanimated for the Blu Ray. A more recent example is the final season of Attack on Titan. https://imgur.com/Mkk3UgS

yea i was using aot as my basis on what i understand blu ray corrections to be. opm s2 also has some moving scenes that are redrawn in blu ray. but i understand these shows are made under different circumstances and the reasoning provided here makes sense