What's with Tomorrow's Joe and the constant amount of hatching?


Hatching is rarely used in hand-drawn animation as a whole, but in Western
animation in the Americas and Western Europe, it's often done to look like an
old illustration.

But when I saw the first two pilots of _Tomorrow's Joe_ , it has constant use
of hatching, whether regular hatching, rough hatching or crosshatching, it's
almost all over the place.

What's with the pilots of the anime having constant hatching?

