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>Didn’t it take a lot of work to add the facial expressions to every single scene of the script?

>Nasu: It indeed made the script very costly to make, but it helped the actors a lot with planning their roles, and consequently, staying focused on the character. They could get it done on their first try. This format was a win-win for us producers and them actors.

>Takeuchi: TsukiR has a very considerable amount of sprites, making it easier to tell that the voice acting wasn’t matching the sprite’s expression, in my opinion. But with all the sprites on the script, the voice acting aligned perfectly with the faces.

>Nasu: Oh, but Shiki doesn’t have his sprites on-screen, so we had to make the script without his faces. That’s why I think his voice, Ryousuke Kanemoto, worked thrice harder than the rest of the cast. For all that effort, we got a mega cool ideal Shiki. Thank you, Kanemoto! You were the best!A production supported by a high-level staff

I agree. Kanemoto is fucking fire.