I think we shall give a look at how flow animation was made!

There is no major way that the anime industry would debut 4 whole generations of innovators and influential animators, without Sakuga for money. It sounds like overwork and quasi-slavery in an unsympathetic light, but those workers remain smart enough to have gained tons of money, so I am deeply thankful that Tokyo is recovering slowly but happily from WW2. 










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