>>7241897In truth, I kind of miss that cut joint era a little bit. It blew my mind how Kaiyodo was taking one of the simplest, most overlooked joint types and wrangling greatness out of it. There is a kind of beauty to how they figured out the best angles to cut at, and how said angles would facilitate incredibly dynamic poses.
Also, I am greatly amused at how Amiami chose to transliterate "Jarkroid."
