>>554 Remaster like higher video dimensions? Sorry, I did a quick search but didn't get much. More of like, remakes and live action adaptation lists.

>>582 Remaster as in 'scanning the old film for better quality'.

Mostly any series that has had a Blu-Ray release. But even then, the "remasters" are not that good because they put so much work in making a clean image that the animation feels like an imitation of the original cels. <Here's some comparisons using random images of Tenamonya Voyagers (1999) and Shamanic Princess (1998) at 480p "raw" releases compared to Giant Robo (1998) and Lain (1998) cleaned-up "HD" releases. If you're looking for "quality", just stick with DVD, Betamax, and Laserdisc. Even good-old VHS is still a "Better" experience arguably.

>>593 Thanks for the clarification OP.

>>597 Some Blu-rays just use the old DVD rip, but upscaled. It's a sham.

>>554 Majority of the "modern audience" aren't interested in older anime unfortunately, they want seasonal shit which looks cool, has fast animation. Older remastered are for japanese audience and cultured anime fans, who don't have a problem with older anime quality