As per title, they should have right? Else how do they know what tone, volume and emotion to set for their characters?
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Lots of answers for western animation. Japanese animation is slightly different in which the storyboards (often with rough animation) are usually already done and shown on a TV in the recording room. They also record together as a group instead of solo like in western animation. No finished animation is ever shown during recording, except for foreign shows that are already finished.
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