Yeah the animation was a let down, but my BIG complaint was how they made Po larger than The Bankai. WTF?! In the manga the Bankai TOWERED over PO.
I don't mind the added fights scenes but damn it man, get the size right! That to me is inexcusable.
Animation was ok to me. Only thing I noticed was how they changed some of the dialogue. The fight was good for me. And I'm surprised how well they spaced out the time. Had they been doing it like that from the beginning the anime wouldn't be nearly caught up to the manga as it is now.
agree with afro komomura shone in all his glory today he totally burger king whopped pows ass to the ground - and i didnt know from the soul society art thats how his power works - whatever action komomura does his bankai soldier mimics him - so hes kind of like a puppeteer - and i like how they both sheathed their swords at the end - coooooooooooooool
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Yeah...they never showed the two in the same frame in the manga, except to show pow smashed under the sword. And then it was only a flailing leg or two. Nothing significant enough to get an accurate sense of scale.
I think the anime did well on proportions based on what the manga showed. All in all, good fight.
Now if only the other captains would go straight to bankai...
making the anime takes a lot longer then the actual manga ... so they have to strectch things out otherwise the anime would have caught up to the manga by now. which is why there like 2-3 mangas in 1 episode sometimes. Overall i think they did a good job but they really did downgrade Kommamura by making his bankai smaller then Po , they shouldn't have done that.
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