Thanks! 😊

If you’re a LO animator, you never animate a cut in the storyboard that says BANK. There’s also no way to know whether a cut you draw will become a BANK cut in future episodes.

Lastly, BANK is written in English all-caps, usually never in furigana.

The more you know!

Awesome!

Lastly, here is a cut with camera movement—hope you enjoyed this thread!

- A⓪修
A0 correction

- A⓪ [しのぶ]
Cel A = Shinobu

(red text top & right)
- 修PANフレームこちらで
PAN frame correction starts here

- リムライト
Rim light

- 動画時リムライト別絵でお願いします
For Douga: Please draw rim light on a separate page

Simple Dialogue cut notes, translated:

- [カナエ] A① 止め
A Cel = Kanae; Tome (fixed position)

- セリフ B{①,2,3,4} 4枚パク
B Cel = Kanae mouth flaps. Serifu = dialogue notation, 4 mouth variations

- C②END ①|―|―|-|-|-|②
Cel C has a spacing chart

- 前髪 D① 止め
D1 = bangs, fixed position

Putting the kanji into the demons' eyes isn't done by the animatorーthe compositing team does this important part!

That said, the animator DOES notate a cross to show the location and center point for the item to be added! This note is called harikomi, or, in kanji, 貼り込み!

Zenitsu cut notes:

- 善逸 A②END
Cel A = Zenitsu; Cel A2 END [of sequence]

- セリフ B{①(トジ口), 2, 3(アキ口)}
Cel B = Zenitsu's mouth flaps (kuchipaku)
Serifu = dialogue lines
B1 tojiguchi = closed mouth
B3 akiguchi = open mouth

- A②とクミ有ります
B2 has Kumi overlap w/ A2

Labeling each layer:

- 炭治郎 A①
A Cel = Tanjirou

- A画ブレ
A Cel image shake (red, grey line indication)

- 義勇 C①
C Cel = Giyu

- てちてち E①
E Cel = techi-techi hiragana (noise for walking smoothly)

- C,D,Eセル ローリング
Cels C, D, & E do rolling back and forth motion

I translated some of the notations shown in the Genga drawings in the video!

- B③END (すみませんAセルと多重クミ有ります"")
B3 END (There's multiple Kumi in A & B Cels--apologies!)

- A {10, 11, 12, 13, ⑭歯口END}
Kuchipaku (mouth flaps). A14 mouth shows teeth

- A⑫ ー|ーA⑭
中割り口
Tsumeshiji, spacing chart

Lastly, the pricing is also concerning. Instead of purchasing a software license, you pay $160 USD for 1,000 Dondon credits, and each frame requested through the software costs 10 credits, which means $160 gets you 100 inbetweens.

Those inbetweens get used up faster than you’d expect.

The instant coloring (Shiage) produced errors that seemed to get fixed at the end. Whether that’s done manually or not isn’t shown, but I would guess it’s done by hand.

The video doesn’t show inbetweens with partial holds, or multiple layer drawings either.

Video link:
youtu.be/Vr74PipOp-M?...