Btw, I thought it was Toei due to the animation, colors and shading reminding me of One Piece Stampede and DBS Broly. Nice to see this is implemented into more TV anime after it was with OP.
And like I said before and in other times, not only Toei is much more organized in the last years than like the time of DBS (with their shows having a much better pre-production), but they have been launching many impressive things with their own staff and the freelancers they bring up. Their new productions are almost always doing good with exceptions like Saint Seiya from Netflix which looks like garbage, even more compared to Hugtto x Futari wa Precure which is one of the best 3D ever on this industry. Anyway, it's always a matter of who's involved on the staff in director, series composition, character designer, animation director and other leading positions.
