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Oct 13, 2024

One Piece: Anime hiatus announced.

The series' official accounts announced that the One Piece anime will go on BREAK for 6 months and will only return in April 2025.

Do you want to know the reasons for this super important decision? Check Out!!!

Released in 1999, the One Piece anime throughout its 25-year history has followed a different production style than what is known today. Therefore, it is a long-production anime, in other words, its staff is always working, through a rotation scheme.

Basically, if a director starts working on episode X, as soon as he finishes the whole directing and supervision process, which can take 3 to 6 months (on average), he will soon be tasked with being in charge of another episode.

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May 3, 2024

#02 - Interviewing The Staff

Guest: Vincent Chansard (@Sparkleredpanda)

The second guest in my project is one of the most talented animators in the Japanese Industry and One of the main names in the One Piece team! Vincent Chansard!!!

Artist: @klosekkj

#01 - Question

Hatchofly_: How did you become interested in animation? And why and when did you decide to become an animator?

Vincent Chansard: kind of gradually, at 15 i was kind of a random kid with no particular interest, i discovered drawing at that time and decided i wanted to become a mangaka. Fast forward a bit to when i was 17-18 and leaving highschool for a general art prep school. Absolutely hated the whole art thingy in that school, it was really not for me. But on the bright side there were a few discovery days about animation. There i met dope people, people that were just like me, had similar interests etc. Of course that year i failed every single entrance exam i took, then the year after i went back to prep school but for animation this time. At the time mind you, even though it was an animation program, i was pretty much only interested in character design, i was like " yeah, i'm gonna work for disney and dreamworks like Nicolas Marlet". I failed once again every single exam i took that year, and had to go to a school i did not want to attend. That year started with quite the depression, but failing repeatidely kind of allowed me to get free from all the external pressure, the expectations, the trap of potential. Thanks to the people there i embraced that i was just an average joe and would remain that way, but understood that it was actually completely fine to just be someone unremarkable! I now started thinking about what i liked, what i enjoyed and what brought me fun, instead of thinking of what was popular, of grand goals, of what others wanted and were looking at. That's kind of when i started animation, as in actually animating characters, i had so much fun, i knew it was what i wanted to do, and love doing it no matter what, and so i kept at it!

#02 - Question

Hatchofly_: After going to different art/animation schools, that's part of what got you where you are today. Do you think you could have learned more or more quickly by working on your own with the resources you can find on the Internet etc. ? Knowing that your answers may help some beginners to position themselves.

Vincent Chansard: on the technical aspect surely, but the only good things about schools arn't exactly their teachings. Some people have the chance to find very early on what they want to do, but i had to wait to be 21 to know for sure, and some people find it even later in life. Without going to school i for one would'nt have found out. School is never gonna teach you much on the technical aspect, you will never get good because of school, but if you dont know what you want to do school is a great way to find out. An other very underestimated aspect of school is the social aspect. The people you meet there, be it student or teachers can become pivotal figures in your life. A lot of who i am comes from my friends and teachers i met during the self constructing years of my animation school life. Just by talking to people i can usually tell who went to a school and who did not, who went through actual life defining event, met, fought and worked alongside real human for days on end for several years. When talking about school, i allways encourage people to, if they can afford it, go for the cheapest option, and expect the school to not teach you anything. Then, work a lot by yourself and with the people there outside of the school curiculum. Do fan animation, exercises, real life sketching etc.But for your own mental health, and the one of people around you, if possible i encourage everyone to not have your bedroom as only life experience. But, again to answer the question, yes, if you know allready exactly what you want to do, you can absolutly learn any technical skill without school.

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Jan 2, 2024

One Piece: Anime Retrospective in 2023!

Come and remember the remarkable moments that made 2023 the most legendary in the history of the series production! Check Out!

One Piece's magical year begins with episode #1046. And we have a special presence at the beginning: Katsumi Ishizuka (石塚勝海) who days before the episode was released announced that he would be doing Storyboard for Zoro and Sanji's scene.

It was the first time that Katsumi Ishizuka (石塚勝海) was participating in the One Piece anime, after announcing on July 8, 2022, that she would be taking a break from doing ''Key Animation'' to dedicate herself entirely to Storyboards.

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@Hatchofly_

Dec 2, 2023

Megumi Ishitani (石谷恵): The right name for the One Piece Staff, to be in charge of the adaptation of chapter 1060, titled "Luffy's Dream"! Want to know the reasons for this? Check Out!

#01 - Who is Megumi Ishitani?

Ishitani is a young director at Toei Animation, who, due to her high level, has always been in great moments within the company. Like the adaptation of the last episode of Dragon Ball Super, #131. (Debut As Episode Director!!!)

Years later, Megumi Ishitani begins to participate in the production of One Piece, as Assistant Director of some episodes, at the beginning of Wano. Until she made her bombastic debut as Director, in #957!

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Jun 9, 2023

Henry Thurlow, the first foreigner to direct an episode of One Piece!!! Come and understand how he managed to achieve this historic feat! Check out!

His first work on One Piece, happens in the episode #903. He animates this scene from Luffy Vs Urashima. From that scene, he begins to become a regular in the anime

KA: Henry Thurlow

Where we come to a strong work of Henry. In episode #972, he animates this beautiful scene from Oden Vs Kaidou. It shows much of his characterise drawing style and use of shading in his characters

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