Talk:My Deer Friend Nokotan

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I know that GalaxyFighter55 does think that episode lists should have storyboard credits when a new anime begins. However, it is common in anime that the director would also be the storyboard artist. Sure, at times it is not the case, and sometimes the writer or even the animation director would be the storyboard artist. Some anime have used a board-driven format, but there are also those that use different pipelines like a script-driven format, usually common in North American cartoons, but it is possible that some anime are driven by script as well, and there is a good handful of American cartoons that used the board-driven format as well. As this anime is new, it is unclear if it uses the usual pipeline or a different pipeline, but I don't think board artists tables are needed on every anime. Besides, some anime episode lists do not feature board artists included. This show should not be an exception at the moment, as the director for the first episode is also a storyboard artist, which as I stated, the director being storyboard artist is common practice for anime. BaldiBasicsFan (talk) 03:58, 10 July 2024 (UTC)[reply]

I'm sorry, what exactly are you asking for/suggesting? DarmaniLink (talk) 18:39, 30 July 2024 (UTC)[reply]