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Chrno2
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Coolness. I love stuff like this. But be interesting to see someone do a flip book. Now that's pretty crazy in itself. Great job.
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terminus24
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Having recently worked with hand-drawn animation for one of my college classes, I can say that this stuff is pretty impressive. The jerky framerate bugs me a little, but knowing what goes into making even a simple animation (I spent 5-6 hours making a super-basic 15-second title sequence in the space of a week) just makes this all the more impressive.
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Rychy
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Wow, those are both awesome. Love seeing stuff like this. That scene with Asuna running and jumping in the air was particularly impressive ( to me anyways ).
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MangaBlog100
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I'm impressed that he has that kind of patience to these openings.
This guy is the $#!+, bro! |
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#813886
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But this is how the studio did it. Only difference is you have a team of animators and colorists.
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KH91
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Thats awesome.
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BigHeadClan
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Awesome job, no guitar in lisa's opening for SAO though
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cosain
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wow so hardcore and much dedication but still bloody awesome!!!
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sim0n2170
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Coolness
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Seiru
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Wow that is some big patience and dedication right there.Just watching it shows some huge dedication and it's real awesome to look at!And that SAO one was very beautiful too.
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StudioToledo
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I'm sure he cheated by skipping a certain number of frames per second if that's the case. No different from what I had to see 30 years ago when American cartoons of the black & white era were sent to Korean to be redrawn in color, but now I'm just being off-topic and esoteric on the matter. |
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DangerMouse
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Really impressive.
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Admiral Pizzaman
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This video is amazing. I like people who devotes their time and passion to create something bizarre like this. And same thing goes to SAO as well.
*clapping* |
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Kreion
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I agree that this is cool...but if you want to spend your time doing hand drawn animation I'd say it'd be better spent creating your own work, rather than straight up copying others. No to diminish what he's done here, but I'd be far more interested in something he did himself
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Enigmo
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idk....didn't the guy just trace/rotoscope over the original frames?
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