Summary:
- Mamoru Hosoda, a renowned Japanese anime director, recently made comments that were interpreted as an insult towards Hayao Miyazaki, another legendary anime director.
- Hosoda clarified that his comments were not meant to be an insult, but rather a reflection on the different approaches they take in their work.
- Miyazaki is known for his intricate, hand-drawn animation, while Hosoda often uses a mix of traditional and digital techniques, which he believes allows for more creative freedom.