I am total and utterly inexperienced with general graphic design, so bare with me if i don't use the terminology correctly and feel free to explain some of them that i could have made great use of here.

I have watched a bit of the content of the OVA version of JJBA and one thing that i noticed is that the colors are way more, for a lack of a better word, "subtle" compared to the anime version on netflix. You can see this most clearly with Kakyoin and his stand, but the others also have less bright colors. On top of that, in the OVA, the colors react more to the specific light in the given situation. I noticed that in particular with a chasing scene towards the end of the story on a highway where the orange light from the Street Lamps does almost negate the green tone of hirophant green in the OVA, which you dont see in the Anime.

I am not saying one is objectively better than the other, because thats almost always context dependent, but in many modern animes, it seems like the colors of the given characters overshadow any atmosphere that the given scene normally should emit by its nature. Every character is always almost comically visible even in situations where that just doesnt make sense given the surrounding light. As dumb as it sounds, but I sort of wanna see a bit more stuff that looks more like that OVA. It has a specific ascetic that I really like.

Sometimes I imagine, for example, some scenes with Pokemon like that. Imagine an Absol or a Lucario starring down from the top of an building like a Batman who does his night shift. I know this is a slightly weird comparison, but i just want to see stuff that is generally a bit more... subtle, overall.

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