Is it ever beneficial for an anime to switch studios?

[Blackangel]

did you ever come across such a situation before?
i can't think of any like seriously lol. what about you?

 

[Grungie]

I prefer the artwork for season 2 and 3 of Oregairu.

 

[Blackangel]

I prefer the artwork for season 2 and 3 of Oregairu.

that's cool
and i don't remember watching this oregairyu before and i will add it to my watch list. because so far, i was so sure that no anime gotten better after switching the studio

 

[Grungie]

that's cool
and i don't remember watching this oregairyu before and i will add it to my watch list. because so far, i was so sure that no anime gotten better after switching the studio

The good ones are where you couldn't tell they swapped studios.

 

[Burnsy]

Fate/Stay night going from dean to ufotable was an unreal improvement to it's quality. On the other hand One punch man going from Madhouse to that other studio made it into one of the biggest travesties to ever exist.

 

[Rinko]

Sometimes it can be a good thing and sometimes it can be a bad thing.
I am not the one to judge stuff and usually studios try their very best to maintain the quality but they can't achieve it always.