Emotions makes Mei Lee turn into a giant red panda (Image via Sportskeeda)Turning Red is a lively and joyful animated movie about Mei Lee, a 13-year-old girl. She may appear to be your conventional teenager, but there's something unusual about her: when she feels any emotion too strongly, she transforms into a giant red panda!Domee Shi, who won an Academy Award for her short film Bao, is directing the movie, which features a star-studded cast including Sandra Oh from Killing Eve. But fans have raised their voices of disapproval over their concerns regarding this upcoming Pixar project. Let's take a look at why.The Internet slams Turning Red's animation qualityIn a world where clarity is equal to quality, the point that makes animated movies the most riveting is their production designs and quality of animation.Despite bagging numerous Academy Award nominations for movies like Toy Story, Coco, Soul, Luca, and many more, a point of concern that has always raised concern is the degrading animation techniques of Disney Pixar pieces.As soon as the trailer for Turning Red was released, fans were quick to notice how lazy its animation looked with little to no attention to detail. Fans took to Twitter to let their voices be known through their unanimous tweets.kicksplode@kicksplode1@Bolverk15 This is the 3D version of the Cal Arts meme.1:09 AM · Feb 16, 2022@Bolverk15 This is the 3D version of the Cal Arts meme.Jordan 🎻 Mills@DaniNMills@pencilforge @Bolverk15 I think the biggest problem most people have is the art style, which is just a 3 dimensional version of a predominant 2D style used a LOT over the past decade or so. It's definitely subjective, but I can see why it would turn a lot of people off from the movie7:47 AM · Feb 16, 20223@pencilforge @Bolverk15 I think the biggest problem most people have is the art style, which is just a 3 dimensional version of a predominant 2D style used a LOT over the past decade or so. It's definitely subjective, but I can see why it would turn a lot of people off from the movieFORDLANDIA@manfordic@Esmeralda_TGG @Aurafox1 @Bolverk15 I honestly think western animation nowadays is way too anime influenced and I don’t mean the good kind but rather the generic Ghibli look that virtually every company based in Los Angeles copies. I think that’s sort of my main criticism with Turning Red, it just feels like that.11:38 AM · Feb 16, 2022@Esmeralda_TGG @Aurafox1 @Bolverk15 I honestly think western animation nowadays is way too anime influenced and I don’t mean the good kind but rather the generic Ghibli look that virtually every company based in Los Angeles copies. I think that’s sort of my main criticism with Turning Red, it just feels like that.B0l@Bolverk15Animation fans when you say that Pixar product #19 looks bad and is unworthy of a multi million dollar production by a prestigious studio3:02 AM · Feb 15, 2022272581Animation fans when you say that Pixar product #19 looks bad and is unworthy of a multi million dollar production by a prestigious studio https://t.co/BkImYHKoXC.@commontwt_user@Copperlockscum @Bolverk15 Nah the backgrounds look so boring and sort of reminds me of that dragon movie that Dreamworks made. Even Luca looked better than this garbage.4:18 AM · Feb 16, 20224@Copperlockscum @Bolverk15 Nah the backgrounds look so boring and sort of reminds me of that dragon movie that Dreamworks made. Even Luca looked better than this garbage.2-Way_Intersection@2WayIntrsctn@Bolverk15 i mean, its not that bad, but its easily their worst artstyle to date imo12:01 PM · Feb 15, 202279@Bolverk15 i mean, its not that bad, but its easily their worst artstyle to date imoKaz@Waterwet1@Bolverk15 Pixar animated THIS???? brooo they fell off hard 12:03 PM · Feb 16, 20221@Bolverk15 Pixar animated THIS???? brooo they fell off hard 😭😭😭 https://t.co/TKhlUKlvXNModnarYug@ModnarYug42@Bolverk15 Not gonna lie... when you have series like Arcane, which are more creative and more polished despite being a series and not a movies while being produce by a way smaller studio... you just cannot find any excuse for disney and Pixar anymore.4:30 AM · Feb 16, 2022@Bolverk15 Not gonna lie... when you have series like Arcane, which are more creative and more polished despite being a series and not a movies while being produce by a way smaller studio... you just cannot find any excuse for disney and Pixar anymore.With smaller studios coming up with way better variations in animation, fans are visibly disappointed with the way a multi-millionaire production house has done irreparable damage to the amazing story of an unusual girl finding her way into the world.Warden@0__Meh__1@JonsLongs @Bolverk15 I think he means that they made this art style 3D?12:33 PM · Feb 16, 202210@JonsLongs @Bolverk15 I think he means that they made this art style 3D? https://t.co/kxPEiaxs6PGG_LAD2 CEO of Shitposting@GG_Lad2@Bolverk15 Sooner or later our childhood movies and TV shows will look like this.8:20 AM · Feb 15, 2022112336@Bolverk15 Sooner or later our childhood movies and TV shows will look like this. https://t.co/R0Nks2zq7VWhile Twitter is ablaze with memes galore, people are genuinely concerned with the way modern studios have destroyed versions of original cartoons with their modernized mechanisms. And Turning Red bears the brunt of it all.Why is everyone disappointed with Turning Red's release on Disney+?Some are wondering if Chapek and his crew are undermining Pixar by sending their third Pixar film in a row to Disney+, following Soul and Luca. The movie was supposed to come out on March 11 in theaters. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, brought about by the Omicron variety, Disney claimed, thwarted those objectives. Many people are wondering if Pixar artists have been upset over the announcement made on January 7 regarding COVID protocol. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThat is not the case, according to a number of individuals close to Pixar. It's more accurate to call it disappointment than outrage. They said:“Everyone is really bummed, but most of us get it. Families just aren’t going to the movies.”Turning Red will premiere on Disney Plus on Friday, March 11, 2022.