Scene Assembly: Combine all animation sequences, audio tracks, and visual elements into a cohesive final episode. This includes syncing dialogue, sound effects, background music, and animated footage for a seamless viewing experience.

Transitions and Timing: Adjust timing between scenes and shots to ensure smooth transitions, maintaining the flow of the narrative. This includes adding transitions like crossfades or cuts to keep the pacing consistent with the emotional beats of the story.

Color Correction and Grading: Refine the visual look of each scene by adjusting color balance, contrast, and brightness. The editor ensures that the final video maintains a consistent color palette that matches the comic’s mood and style.

Audio Mixing: Adjust the levels of dialogue, music, and sound effects to ensure that they blend well without overpowering each other. This involves balancing audio levels to maintain clarity and ensure that all elements are heard properly, creating an immersive soundscape.

Adding Titles, Credits, and Subtitles: Incorporate on-screen text such as opening titles, credits, and episode titles. They may also create and integrate subtitles for accessibility, ensuring that viewers can engage with the series in multiple languages or with different audio needs.

Final Touches and Polishing: Review the entire video to ensure there are no errors, glitches, or inconsistencies in the animation or audio. The editor ensures the final cut is polished and ready for distribution, presenting a professional, high-quality product.

Exporting and Formatting: Prepare the final video files in the required formats and resolutions for distribution on platforms like YouTube. This includes ensuring optimal settings for quality while keeping file sizes manageable for streaming or potential future release on platforms like Amazon Prime.