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blueboysixnine ONLINE (01/10/2016) [-] I never understood why the anime cards were brown with a black circle but the real ones had that weird swirly ****
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patentoverwriten (01/10/2016) [-] It's because if they modeled them exactly like the real world versions/vice versa, then the entire show would be considered a commercial, and apparently you can't do that. S'why the front of the cards never show any text/have different art/different effects sometimes.
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motherfuckingkenji (01/10/2016) [-] It's a ******** cheaper and something about how they can't make the cards look exactly like their real-life versions or else the show technically becomes an advertisement.
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kevinipples (01/10/2016) [-] Why wouldn't they be allowed to advertise their own product on the show?
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motherfuckingkenji (01/10/2016) [-] It's just that they can't legally air an advertisement and call it "children's programming".
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sgtmajjohnson (01/10/2016) [-] He asked for a reason, I gave the only one I could think of. Also, drawing a few swirls isn't unrealistic to expect; animation gets a hell of a lot more detailed than that.
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sgtmajjohnson (01/10/2016) [-] K. Have you ever seen a Disney movie? The genie sprouts like thirteen arms in one scene. They don't need to make it look exactly like the card, hell, a few swirly circles would do. But this is very low-detail animation.
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digitalmasterx (01/10/2016) [-]
gee, highest level animation studio to a comparatively low level studio. movie, which consists of 1 episode, compared to an anime which has 500+ at this point...
genie shows a swirl or multitude of swirls once, The back of a yugioh card is shown literally a million times.
im glad you can make fair comparisons
genie shows a swirl or multitude of swirls once, The back of a yugioh card is shown literally a million times.
im glad you can make fair comparisons
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sgtmajjohnson (01/10/2016) [-] I'm saying it's not unrealistic to put a handful of swirls on the back of a card. How the hell are there 500 episodes of the original Yugioh? It ran for less than four years. Were they producing an 2 episodes every 3 days? Also, a movie is 2 hours long vs about 20 minutes per episode, and is not in production for nearly as long as a show. I seriously doubt the cards are shown a million times, unless there actually are 500 episodes of the ORIGINAL show (which I seriously doubt) and they showed the cards 2,000 times per episode. I'm glad you can make accurate statements.
