>>7594428
>When done skillfully this is used for unimportant panels where you are expected to move quickly thru it, so the artist has more time to work on important things.
Again, they should just heavily simplify the background or draw it crudely if they want to save time and energy for more impactful panels, or just straight up don't draw a background at all. The Bleach mangaka got away with that, so why can't they?

I also don't see why anime studio's can't do the same. Jack Chan Adventure has extremely basic and crudely drawn backgrounds, but they're honestly quite charming once you get used to them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFsHx4_pLU8

I'd rather have a half-assed drawing instead of photographs and 3D assets in a 2D medium.