In anime from the 1990s and earlier, and even some early 2000s anime, the character designs often followed familiar routes that weren't so ideal after all. Modern anime doesn't only have better production values and distribution methods to present these stories, but better content in those stories, too. Even if many Western fans still prefer subtitled Japanese audio over English dubs, fans of dubs can enjoy voice work that has closed the gap with the original Japanese audio. For Western fans, modern anime production values also mean more and better-quality English dubs, which used to be notoriously bad with unconvincing tonal inflections, odd wording, and poor lip sync work. This sound revolution in modern anime includes voice acting as well, and not just with better microphones for clearer audio. This adds to the immersion and eliminates the cartoony fakeness of old sound effects, some of which sound unintentionally hilarious to today's viewers.
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Today's anime series have more realistic and varied sound effects than ever before, replacing fake-sounding punching, whooshing, and gunshot sound effects with a real treat for the ears. These modern production values also extend to sound, not just visuals. These anime series can use computers and 2-D images alike to create incredible visuals that flow like nothing before them, capturing the action from exciting and visually stunning angles as the camera moves around.
Even the best of the classic anime series, like NGE, are hard-pressed to rival the animation found in the likes of Demon Slayer and Jujutsu Kaisen, with anime studios like UFOtable and MAPPA deserving praise for their hard work in this department. Every factor in making Japanese anime has been improved from the 1990s to now, thanks to today's more advanced sound recording systems, computerized animation, high-def TV and computer screens, and more.
Older anime series did what they could with what they had, but they cannot compare to slick modern anime series that truly push the envelope of animation techniques and production.
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