>>20814128I should clarify that this doesn't mean that they did nothing wrong. The fact that this happened would still mean that they need to work on their production process/presentation.
>>20814175Yes, it's Blake. I think it's probably a decent comparison in terms of the scale of the company producing them. Maybe not, since one is based in Austin, Texas.
>>20814282That's way too long of a topic for me to cover in text. This video and the playlist it's in should answer that thoroughly, and relatively quickly.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZydcvWEO9k&list=PLZpDYt0cyiusDdsgdb9FgfT7onV7th8mJ&index=14>>20814409The explanation is that they probably have relatively young and/or freelance talents working on these projects, and mistakes were made. The specific mistake isn't clear, but there are good guesses. It could be in the actual topology of the model's face, or it could be that they showed model from an angle that it isn't meant to be seen.
But if that's the case, you still have the question of who showed the model from the poor angle. Who decided where the camera was? Did they not tell Mori she couldn't show that angle? Did they tell her and she accidentally did it anyway because she's just not used to having to restrict her movement? Hard to say. Probably just caused by a young modeler not fully having mastered the anime face topology needed for lighting, which is pretty tricky as far as 3D modeling tasks go.
