In 2018, one anime became legendary for all the WRONG reasons. And the animators left a desperate cry for help that nobody noticed... until it was too late. π
"My Sister, My Writer" (Ore ga Suki nano wa ImΕto dakedo ImΕto ja Nai) wasn't just controversial for its incest-themed premise β it became one of the most catastrophic animation failures in modern anime history.
THE DISASTER:
π¨ Episode 1: Rough animation, fans concerned
π Episode 2-6: TOTAL COLLAPSE
Characters' faces literally melted mid-dialogue
Mouths ripped off faces and floated away
Smartphones morphed into flip phones between cuts
Bodies became floating torsos with no anatomy
Entire scenes broadcast SIDEWAYS
Animation quality rivaled PowerPoint presentations
THE SECRET CRY FOR HELP:
In Episode 6's credits, fans discovered a fake name: "ShΕjiki Komata" (ζ£η΄ε°ε€ͺ) listed as key animator.
This wasn't a real person. It translates to: "HONESTLY, I'M SCREWED"
The overworked animation staff embedded a literal SOS in the credits β a desperate message that they were drowning under impossible production conditions.
WHAT HAPPENED NEXT:
πΊ Episode 7 was DELAYED and Episode 6 re-aired... with the SAME cry for help still in the credits
π₯ Japanese Twitter exploded with "sakuga hΕkai" (animation collapse) trending
π± Studio NAZ outsourced work to Studio Buyu β normally just an in-between animation contractor β who were suddenly forced to handle KEY ANIMATION
π The staff was animating fanservice and controversial content while the production imploded around them
THE AFTERMATH:
Kotaku called it "one of the most notable production disasters of 2018." The show prioritized revealing bikini shots and fanservice angles while characters' FACES literally fell apart. Critics noted it was "one step away from hentai" but couldn't even animate properly.
This wasn't just bad animation β it was a PUBLIC CRY FOR HELP from an industry pushed beyond breaking point.
THE REAL ISSUE:
This exposed anime's darker side: overworked animators, impossible deadlines, understaffed studios, and production committees prioritizing fanservice over animator welfare.
The staff's only way to scream for help? Hide it in plain sight.
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