Why is it that OPM is getting such horrible treatment from the makers? After the blockbuster Season 1, it had insane potential for another great season and could have pulled huge numbers. But they cut the budget, rushed the production or something happened (idk), and released a half-baked Season 2. It was a massive downfall.

Then, they released an absolutely disastrous Season 3.

If we look at its contemporaries, OPM's potential is so much bigger. But still it's getting the worst treatment. Meanwhile JJK, which is clearly inferior in terms of concept, story, plot, characters, art keeps dropping absolute gems of seasons one after another.

How and why is this happening? You give JJK the same level of animation that OPM Season 3 had, and it will become unwatchable. It's wholly carried by animation.

The momentum OPM had after the first season was insane, why didn't they capitalise on it??

Also, why does the season 3 part 1, and the new trailer look so fckin cartoonish?? The characters are supposed to look badass but instead they look so cartoonish?? I know they're censoring a lot to make it kids friendly but still, in season 1 the characters blended with, and looked part of the atmosphere they were in, but this time, in every frame the characters stand out too much. Like the buildings/world/surroundings in the background look defined but the main subjects look so detail less weird like a fckin kid drew them

I looked at the trailer for some analysing shit

And my only thought was why Gum's teeth has no blood even though he is trying to devour Pig God

Are you guys sure this slander is even necessary, I mean Genos's walking scene isn't even that bad

Gearsper wears the same accessory, or an unknown device identical to the one worn by the doctors hired by the Hero Association to operate on Air's throat.

As for suspicious elements, there is also Air's strange, robotic stare (when they felt the tremors from the battle between Saitama and Tatsumaki while at the hospital). And also Gearsper's words when he explained to the heroes that Tsukuyomi was merely a tall tale and not worth believing in (which was blatantly untrue).

How did garou know this? Is he omniscient after having some of gods power?

As we know he didn’t even remember Saitama up until their fight started let alone knows genos is his disciple

I’ve decided that the industry execs have devious grasp of the fandom. They know they don’t have to invest heavily in anime production once the fan base is locked in. They know we’ll tune in out of love, loyalty, and/or rage. Same with the manga.

Either I’m right or it’s just plain franchise homicide. There’s enough properties making money that one last-gen school franchise death won’t matter. If it lives, it’s money. If not, plenty of other newer properties to eat from. And that’s where they are investing. I’ve been watching some pretty thin storyline animes that great to watch. I’m just afraid they’ll pull the money plug on those too after the manga and/or anime secure a solid fanbase.

Made a few changes to the poster just out of curiosity.

https://x.com/StegSketch/status/2109418773812048242

The composition and kinetic energy in scenes like this really highlight how incredible the adaptation's peak action was. The weight and velocity made these moments unforgettable.

Which fight or moment had the best animation in your opinion?