These sequences also do a great job of showcasing the dynamics between the characters, both in terms of their imagination and with Tsubame finding ways to keep them grounded. Thus begins the trios journey of producing animation that will awe the world. The sequences often (though not always) have a deliberately sketchy stylistic feel, complete with sound effects being done as onomatopoeia instead of conventional foley work. Each episode includes a wonderfully animated dreamscape sequence as the three (and occasionally some people they rope into the sequences) imagine a world related to their art or their project. Each arc of the show follows the three on an animation project – starting with a test project for the student council, one commissioned by one of the school’s clubs, and finally a project intended for sale.Įizouken has a tremendous sense of visual style. The three girls end up forming the “Film Club” (or Eizouken) at their high school as the anime club is less interested in making anime, and Tsubame’s parents forbid her from joining the anime club anyway. Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken is a show clearly made by people who know the hardships that come with choosing the animator's life, but also how rewarding it is to see something you had in your. The show follows a trio of high school students: Midori Asakusa – a student who is primarily about setting in anime and background art, and is very curious and imaginative but not very sociable Tsubame Mizusaki – a successful model whose parents want her to be an actor while she wants to be an animator, and has a very keen eye for movement and Sayaka Kanamori – a childhood friend of Midori, who is much less interested in anime than the other two, but wants to help them succeed, and has the emotional distance to rein the two in when they need it.
By comparison, Eizouken is much more about the joy of creation. Though she draws a variety of ideas in her sketchbook, she hasn't taken the first step to creating anime, insisting that she can't do it alone. It’s about what goes into the shows you watch every week. (Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken) AniList Eizouken ni wa Te wo Dasu na First year high schooler Midori Asakusa loves anime so much, she insists that 'concept is everything' in animation. Shirobako was a show about the business and the process of making anime. Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken is, I think, the perfect counterpoint to Shirobako.
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