Among the many exciting revelations in the most recent Pokemon Presents was a sneak peek at a new animated series called Pokemon: Paldean Winds. While only a few excerpts of this web-exclusive series were presented, Pokemon fans are eager to learn when the first episode of this beautifully animated tour of Pokemon Scarlet and Violet’s Paldea region will be available. The first Pokemon: Paldean Winds episode will air on the official Pokemon YouTube channel on September 6, 2023.
The other three segments of the four-episode miniseries will be available on The Official Pokemon Youtube Channel following the series launch. These three Pokemon: Paldean Winds episodes’ release dates are still unknown. The fact that the few snippets shown at Pokemon Presents displayed some exceptionally high-quality animation courtesy of WIT Company, the same animation company behind Attack on Titan, is causing an incredible uproar.
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Attack on Titan Studio is in charge of Pokemon’s new anime
Wit Studio is solely responsible for the first few seasons of Attack on Titan being so memorable. The universe of Attack on Titan was created with great attention and superb workmanship. Everything from the Romanesque, South German-inspired architecture to the lush and spectacular forests is meticulously detailed. The art design for the season highlights both the splendor of the world and the Titans’ unusual status in it.
Studio Wit is going to give Pokemon the adaptation of a lifetime. Fans are excited to see how the renowned studio portrays the Paldea region after the company stated that it will be animating the most recent Pokemon miniseries. Pokemon: Paldean Winds, the undertaking, aims to take fans on an in-depth tour of Paldea. The Pokemon Company only revealed the major undertaking this week via a livestream, and Studio Wit’s involvement was made known to us after a show poster was discovered. Pokemon: Paldean Winds’ artwork features some really sharp illustrations.
The television series is already presenting itself as a visual feast, from its use of shadows to its vibrant landscape. Starting on September 6, 2023, Studio Wit will be in charge of producing the four episodes of this show. Along with the CloverWorks crew, Studio Wit is in charge of Spy x Family, but this isn’t it! This popular studio is keeping busy with projects like the Suicide Squad anime and Ranking of Kings, and Pokemon is just another addition to its strong schedule. So you’re in luck if you want to witness how the studio that created Attack on Titan and even Vinland Saga treats Pokemon!
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Why was Attack on Titan transferred from WIT Studio to MAPPA?
Attack on Titan’s three producers, Kensuke Tateishi, Toshihiro Maeda, and Tetsuya Kinoshita, were interviewed for the November issue of Newtype magazine. In the interview, they discussed a variety of topics, including the rationale behind switching the anime’s final-season production studio from Wit to Mappa. After consulting with Wit Studio, it was agreed that The Final Season would be produced by a new production company while season three was still in production. One of the reasons is because the protagonist is seen gazing out at the ocean at the conclusion of season three, which signals a turning point in the narrative. Additionally, they wanted the animation to progress even more as creators.
“Through many talks with Wit Studio, we understood that the continuation would be difficult, so we looked for a new studio. Kinoshita, Maeda, and I divided the searching duties among ourselves, but most studios turned us down. Everyone understood what big shoes they had to fill, and we were told by dozens of studios that they emphatically could not accept. “
Tateishi said ,“The only studio that said they would consider it was MAPPA. When we talked to WIT about it, they said they could rest easy knowing it was in MAPPA’s hands. The producers agreed, so the production shifted to MAPPA.”
Kinoshita added, “MAPPA took the matter firmly into their hands, saying, ‘Attack on Titan should have a proper ending for the sake of the fans,’ which also made a strong impression on us.”
The subject of the interview was MBS’s continued membership on the Anime Production Committee following the transfer of broadcasting rights to the NHK. Maeda claimed that MBS was under no obligation to invest after selling the broadcast rights, but their love for the show outweighed that rationale. Tateishi added that he was the one who advised airing the animation on NHK in order to reach as many people as possible in Japan, despite the fact that the number of broadcasting channels grew with each season. He was incredibly shocked by MBS’s choice to keep funding a program that will air on another network. He believes he owes the NHK and MBS a lot.
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