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Why old anime used excessively bright shades of red for blood?
| Any specific anime that you can gave as an example? From what I remember, I saw a lot of darker shades.
| Stuff like Hokuto no ken amd the Baoh OVA
The blood is almost glowing in many scenes
| They probably didn't think too hard about it and the bright colors can be stylish in a way is what I think.
| I think it's to do with old CRT TV not very good at showing contrast? I'm just spitballing though
| Post-apocalyptic radioactive blood maybe.
| Maybe it was a way to censor blood making it unrealistic as most animes I can remember from the 80s used blood with dark tones and I can't remember blood being different unless counting Picollo from DB
| Watch gungrave also check out the new gungrave game. Like really why are you guys gonna watch the anime I have been recommending for years here!?
| Most here have not even seen blood in real life. What to say about anime ...
| >>596638 wtf have you never had a nosebleed? Have you never been a kid and never had injures on your legs?
~Have never you ever cut yourself~
It's really hard for a person to not have seen blood, you can even see it in raw meat.
| *>baked women erie
| https://youtu.be/1XWRt-rV8n8
The android sex worker vampires of Bubblegum Crisis (ep 5 or 6? Can't remember). They have glowing blood! Meanwhile Priss has regular bright red blood.
https://youtu.be/gL4pxh24TtA
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| Anyone has any idea?
I'm gonna Google it now but I think it'd be cool to have a discussion here(dangeru is kinda slow today)