It's actually pretty common. Outsourcing animation to occupied Korea is basically the standard now for US animated content network producers. US animators largely just produce storyboards and sometimes a couple keyframes of characters and define the drawing rules for certain characters. Occupied Korea then actually does the actual animations from these references and rules. Then, to increase profits, some of those occupied Korea companies outsource aspecta of the drawing to independent Korea.
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