Anime's least discussed element...

Pacing is potentially one of anime's most important elements. While often brought up in conversation, it is frequently eclipsed by the other elements that influence it. Direction, storytelling, and especially animation, usually hog the spotlight. But what if the directors stretch out scenes? What if the animation is reused? And what if source material content is cut? All of those scenarios would surely affect pacing, right? Join me as I discuss variations on what makes a show well paced and what makes a show poorly paced, how each type of adaptation affects pacing, and how every other anime element plays into it. I wrote this video in June. I wanted to upload it in January. I promised early March. I'm sorry :( 00:00 The Scenario/Good Pacing 05:12 Bad Pacing (Slow) 10:59 Bad Pacing (Fast) 14:26 The Type of Adaptation 16:34 Manga 20:17 Novels 21:26 Novels: Dialogue Hell 24:24 Novels: Show Don't Tell 27:36 Novels: Good Pacing 29:16 Novels: Bad Pacing 31:51 Visual Novels 37:32 Anime Originals 38:26 Anime Originals: Failure to End 41:21 Anime Originals: The Follow Through 44:11 Pacing/Outro 46:29 A Special Message Music list when I get the time... This time I only used the free stuff :3