The specific scene in question's @ the 18:20 mark!You can just watch SSO Ep10 on Crunchyroll instead! It's worth it! Watch Ep20 too!
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Summer 2012 Anime |OT3| Where All the Waifus Are Made Up and the Points Don't Matter
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I guess I should include this before Hito chides us all:
also google image search lead me to this site in my Kino Makoto search. what the fuuuuuuuuuuuuuck
also google image search lead me to this site in my Kino Makoto search. what the fuuuuuuuuuuuuuck
Ultimadrago
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Chet Rippo
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Oda Nobuna no Yabou 2
Fuck cats, monkeys are the new hotness.
Besides the some times overused camera shake, the show is turning out better than I expected.
I wonder why they didn't bother to gender swap Nobunaga's brother. I guess they wanted at least one shota to balance out all those lolis.
Fuck cats, monkeys are the new hotness.
Besides the some times overused camera shake, the show is turning out better than I expected.
Loli waifu does not approve.
RyougaSaotome
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You're awesome.
Ultimadrago
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My eyes!
To be honest, when I said I deleted animation, what I meant is that I deleted every third frame in the sequence after the hand-poses (which had a very unique image for each frame!), so things like zooming, the wolf charging at you, and the camera shaking aren't as fluid as the original.
Basically, after the hand-poses, the rest of the GIF is animated at 16fps. Aside from this one, most well-animated scenes are done by twos instead of by ones anyway. The difference isn't really big visually, so I hope you aren't expecting too much out of it. In terms of filesize, though, it's a difference between 217 and 339 frames.
Here it is though. Don't expect too much!
Also, I agree with Duckroll. There are a lot of really good scenes in episode 10 (I'm not caught up to 20 yet so I can't say, but it's probably just as amazing).
Chet Rippo
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The only Makoto worth subscribing to.I guess I should include this before Hito chides us all:
As expected of someone who values talent!
Ultimadrago
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You are quite awesome yourself, good sir.
I just heard his name in Meme's voice.
2 years late but I finally finished FMA Brotherhood lol.
Not as good as the original series in many respects, and the final episode certainly wasn't as elegant as the original shows final episode, but it was still enjoyable. The story was fine for what it was, but it certainly wasn't some transcendentally amazing thing that was leagues above the original show like mango readers made it out to be. Overall still a good show, but the superior direction and artistic direction of the original series put it on top.
Not as good as the original series in many respects, and the final episode certainly wasn't as elegant as the original shows final episode, but it was still enjoyable. The story was fine for what it was, but it certainly wasn't some transcendentally amazing thing that was leagues above the original show like mango readers made it out to be. Overall still a good show, but the superior direction and artistic direction of the original series put it on top.
Thanks.
The only FMA vs FMA:B question that matters: Kameda or Nakamura?
Holy shit, internet. Makoto Related btw: (Don't click this image if you haven't finished School Days!!!)
I have no words.
I have no words.
I can't stop laughing!
That's a hard fucking question lol.
Kameda was responsible for most of the Mustang going bat shit vs Lust and later Envy right? That stuff was legit amazing, but Nakamura's choreography is second to none and I can still vividly picture his stuff in my mind even 8 years later.
I guess Nakamura lol, but thats not a slight for the other dude.
oh yeah, one last thing. Ending the show on
Ed being on a train
comes with free hole!
KO Traveling Hobo
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You don't need to justify your enjoyment like that! SAO looks nice, it's fun, and there are sparks of intelligence here and there.
No need to go that far, of course. You just need to embrace the good with the bad.
chickdigger802
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wow that was frantic. And all that 2d dancing. Show is quite goodie.
wow that was frantic. And all that 2d dancing. Show is quite goodie.
I'm in tears here right now
Kameda's style is very, very noticeable. When you see the thick brush strokes in the animation, you know it's him. He does it as a kind of trademark. Sorta like Yutapon's cubes. Lol.
You should watch Milos. Lots of amazing animation there.
Hellsing321
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Dude kinda looks like the MC from Aku no Hana. How fitting.
Can't wait for the anime adaptation. Just going to be shit constantly hitting the fan!
RyougaSaotome
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I'm in the camp that never read the manga and didn't see why everyone loved the original FMA so much. I thought it was slow, found the filler painful to sit through and generally wasn't very grabbed by it at all.
I also thought the ending was weak and the film only cemented that to me.
I was pushed to watch Brotherhood because a friend kept telling me that it was significantly different, and I'm glad I listened. I proudly own all the Funimation BD sets. =)
Also seconding what Duck said; Milos is an animation orgasm for the eyes.
Jex
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I'm pretty much in the same boat as you, except that I am only half-way through the extremely long ending arc.
Especially with Hiroshi Nagahama ("Mushishi") directing it. Anime of the year material right here folks.
Yeah, that style showed up a lot, and looking at credits, he was involved in a ton of episodes.Kameda's style is very, very noticeable. When you see the thick brush strokes in the animation, you know it's him. He does it as a kind of trademark. Sorta like Yutapon's cubes. Lol.
You should watch Milos. Lots of amazing animation there.
Hopefully he has a role that big in a show again soon.
Speaking of Nakamura, how did Tow no Quon end up? That is on my to watch backlog, and I doubt anyone else but you has seen the whole thing, lol.
hosannainexcelsis
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You are correct here.
And here.
You should watch Milos. Lots of amazing animation there.
And definitely do this!
It's so long. They could have cut a cour and the show would have been stronger for it.
Yeah, it was extremely long winded, like absurdly so. I enjoyed a lot of the content in it, but after every episode I kept telling myself "damn this is going on forever." That one day was some Namek level stuff lol.
Pacing and direction wise, the show just wasn't up to par compared to the original. I don't have it in for Irie as a director, I love Kurau, a lot, but he wasn't the right guy for the job here.
Yutapon? Is that another name for Nakamura?Kameda's style is very, very noticeable. When you see the thick brush strokes in the animation, you know it's him. He does it as a kind of trademark. Sorta like Yutapon's cubes. Lol.
You should watch Milos. Lots of amazing animation there.
The last I read on his twitter, he was talking about how he probably won't have any new work on broadcast for the rest of this year, but he's working on some unannounced game related stuff at BONES now. So that kinda rules him out of Zetsuen, which I'm hoping with be the glorious return of Nakamura.
Pretty disappointing. The first episode was promising in a retro-anime style X-men scenario kinda way. Then it kinda got lost in bad pacing and poor writing. The final episode had both Kameda and Nakamura handling action scenes, but by then the villain was so lame I couldn't really enjoy it that much. Nakamura storyboarded all the action in ep1 and ep6 iirc, and animated the major scenes too. ep2-5 are far less interesting, but ep3 or 4 had a really interesting flashback sequence with a pretty unusual art style.
As far as BONES shows go for that director, Skullman >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Towa no Quon.
Excellent sleep aid.
Wait, the pacing and writing somehow got worse after the first episode?
You dunno? You dunno?!?!?! Why?????
That doesn't make any sense. Fate/Zero has a great first episode.
How did you feel about it before you watched an episode, lol. So many trollpinions on the net, I dont know who to trust anymore
RyougaSaotome
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This. Do it. ASAP.
I will continue to argue that F/Z's first episode was just fine until the day I die.
Jex
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This is one of those times where the 'filler' elevates the original material and improves it considerably. This is true all the way through to the end of the original series which retains a tight, powerful focus on the two young brothers where as the manga/Brotherhood has a far wider (and therefore more diluted) ensemble showing.
hosannainexcelsis
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Fantastic Children 2
I see this show saved its real WTF moments for the second episode. I'm hooked for now; I just hope there are some satisfying answers by the end.
While there is some visual awkwardness from time to time (the above shot isn't that well composed, for instance), there's also real beauty to be found. The final scene made great use of layers to realistically depict what the rushing landscape viewed out the window of a moving train looks like.
I see this show saved its real WTF moments for the second episode. I'm hooked for now; I just hope there are some satisfying answers by the end.
While there is some visual awkwardness from time to time (the above shot isn't that well composed, for instance), there's also real beauty to be found. The final scene made great use of layers to realistically depict what the rushing landscape viewed out the window of a moving train looks like.
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