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- Lets take the camera absolutely anywhere we want to learn more about Cuphead!
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It’s so cool that the dev team actually helped out with questions
@Inferno Jones Cuphead is an indie game and a lot of indie game devs are actually really cool about this stuff. They actually donated some original cells for one of the Games Done Quick events and are generally supportive of the speed-running community.
Nintendo would have sued him instead. Honestly with Indies at least from some personal experience (not fully involved in the indie dev entirely) we like showing off our baby per se. Especially the tricks interesting things etc. Also sometimes we like showing them off because they were purely a pain in the ass to put in and the engine seems like it wanted to fight us the entire way through.
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Yeah man it's an Xbox company would you expect
@@ilovedrums1000 I would expect far worse from xbox.
It's incredible knowing that the backgrounds and most of the bosses' animations are the original paper drawings. Great work.
Cuphead is such a stylish looking game with fluid animations and a unique art style.
Thanks for breaking all new boundaries of creativity cup head devs and thank you boundary break.
You are the new Justin Y.
I wouldn't call it a "unique" art style since it's basically an homage to early hand-drawn animations but I agree they're incredible nonetheless.
I have seen your channel in quite a few videos
Welcome to cartoons of my childhood aka the 90s. Back then every disney cartoon looked like this
@@MarioSonicB127 most likely using a like bot. I know another user who gets like 300 likes under every vid but almost 0 comments. Which is odd
Cuphead Game developers: “Sure I can help you with questions!”
Other game developers: “WHY YOU HACKING MY GAME?”
More like yandere dev
Also walking dead is okay with it
Fall guys: ahem
@@mrfoxfam_doesstuff6252 b i g y e e t u s
is cuphead devs little more nicer
5:49 Damn, that's actually sick, the boundaries are being broken in multiple ways since you actually get to see the unpainted parts of the canvas
@The main cause of warps in all of reality He seems to visit a lot of videos that I also do.
saw you in gamexplain like a minute ago lol
Christopher Moon boi, why do I see you everywhere
I see you so much I don’t know how many times I see your comment
Christopher Moon it is very cool
When your cup is half empty, boundary break shows us where it went. This is why this channel is truly my cup of tea.
GODDAMIT KRIS, WHERE THE FUCK DID WE GO ?
Cuphead is one of my favorite games of all time so to see it through this lens was really fascinating! The little artist's notes add such a personal touch to a game I already hold so dearly.
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It's amazing to just see everything that goes on while we're pissed on a boss
Really makes you appreciate the game’s painstakingly created characters and environments even more.
And seeing the notes written under the boat is just like watching a rough draft/sketch version of a cartoon. So damn cool!
An alternate timeline where Cuphead and Mugman tried to get their souls back from the Devil by going out of bounds to reach him instead of fighting everyone
Justin Y 2.0
Christopher Moon
*_Boundry Break, Shattered Cups._*
It's the moom man!
Must BLJ in that timeline
Rils agreed. see this guy everywhere
This is so cool that you were able to Boundary Break _Cuphead_ and get the developers to tall about your findings!
4:00 - A small correction: When Brineybeard does his whistling animation, he props up a leg on the ship's bow, allowing you to see at least one of the peg legs. And though it goes by quickly, when the boat takes over for the final phase, you can see Brineybeard falling into the sea in the background, revealing both legs.
"Here's a zoom out of the third area!" * Immediately covers it up with links *
fixed. Thank you for the feedback
@@BoundaryBreak Really, I'm just poking fun, but thank you. (o:Þ
@@r0bw00d Damn i would feel like an asshole if this happened to me.
Where's the 4th area? Is it just too small that it doesn't need a zoom out?
@@Huntgaming- I guess.
4:10
Having experimented with the Unity Engine before, they most likely parented the fin to the shark to make it easier to delete them both at once after the exit animation completed.
Deleting an object also deletes any children objects attached to it, so them deleting the shark automatically deletes the fin as well.
the work put on Cuphead never stops being mindblowing, I just can't thank Studio MIHR enough
& thanks to you & the crew for showing off said work
Ye. Animating a video game by hand is an insane proposition, even with digital coloring.
Imagine if the old style animators lived to see this.
10:26 that southie accent snuck through right there 😂
10:28 "Then the GAbage"
Temmie I was looking for this comment thank you lol!
Shesez spreading positive dev love once again
Seriously, BB makes me appreciate how creative devs have to be not only with what you can see, but what you were never meant to see
I love when Dev teams get involved with stuff like this - it really shows you how much they care about the game and it's community
The art team worked incredibly hard on this, so I'm sure they were MORE than happy to share about their work. And I am more than happy to watch.
Great episode, Shesez!
4:48 "to answer that we need to talk about parallel universes"
Axe Body Spray taste nice
I actually discovered Briney Beard's peg legs when I got a mystery figure of him. Nice to see it was incorporated in the actual game animations.
ya always blow me away with the 2D boundary breaks! hope you are taking care of yourself and keep up the awesome work!
Damn these hand-painted backgrounds are piece of art!!
KannX They really are! It really makes me want to get back into watercolors
Just go back to watching 40s cartoons lol. Their backgrounds are gosh darn beautiful.
3:20 The tail: I'm just gonna
*G R O V E*
Man, I really love when the développers actually answer your questions, that is so cool!
You can see his peg legs when he is falling into the ocean
But the animation when he is flying is different, so technically the animation frames in the boat didn't need the peg legs.
Manored yeah ur right, u never see his legs when he’s in the boat but he said that you never see them altogether
I have a figure of Brineybeard not on the ship, so I knew he had 2 peg legs.
5:14 You can see both sea captains legs in frame as he’s falling out of the sky. So that is in fact seen by the player in game.
10:03 This is obviously so that they can animate them separately. For instance, the board can roll in any direction or stay still while the can is attacking.
This was a really cool episode! I loved seeing all the zoom outs and the fact that you were able to get so many explanations from the people who made the game is amazing!
I like How goope la grande's 2nd form is just looking at cuphead and his first form just like yyyeeesss......
The Dev are chill as hell. Also the fact this is all drawn still amazes me.
Shesez should definitely do an episode about NFS MW 2005, that game was amazing.
9:53 wait, that's a living room? I've always thought it was a path outside a shed!
Game Recommendation: Splatoon 2's Octo Expansion DLC, there's a nice mix of unique objects floating around and would be interesting to see the unaccesible areas in-game
So much work put into this game! The studio is amazing for answering your questions!
the more you look into this game the more you realize it is an actual masterpiece
Honestly this is just too cool and I love how excited you are by the team responding. I am soo excited by that too. This game is just brilliant
I love the cuphead artwork and style. Its great that they got in touch with you. You're videos are great you put so much effort in! 👍👍👍
Love how well-done the video is! Very cool that the team answered some questions!
0:15 front view Cuphead front view Cuphead front view Cuphead
It looks pretty good to be Frank
cursed
So beautiful. I didn’t know this even type of “boundary breaking” existed to marvel at. Thanks to yourself and everyone involved for sharing.
The lengths you go and the things you do to get all this reliable information Is actually quite incredible. Thanks for this!
Wow, that's hella sweet customer/fan service from the developers... nice
Great video hang in there and keep making videos your show boundary break is amazing! Truly appreciate the quality and I appreciate you
Man, I loved this episode! You all did such a great job!
Thank you For another awesome video man. Can’t wait to watch the whole thing.
One of my all time favorite games. I think my favorite animation is either Werner or Cala. The color schemes on those are both incredible. My favorite boss in the game is Dr. Kahl and I think the most "atmospheric" aspect is the Phantom Express.
Tetrabit gaming showed us some of these things, mainly how that bit with the stage transition worked, and a couple of things that were out of bounds. He even covered the intro animation, and how it worked. tetra dint show us the layering involved though, great video by the way.
Love this game, even picked up the artbook on day 1 ( which I recommend, it goes into alot of production detail that Shesez mentions in this vid, and it shows all the hard work and love put into this game! )!!! Ty for the video!!!
I always love these videos, because not only are the zoom outs and whatnot cool, but I really love game design, and always like to pause the video and guess on how certain things were done
Neat information & getting the devs on board. Thanks for uploading!
Your content is very unique. Love to see that, and love your personality.
The water color art work in this game is amazing.
Cuphead is already a couple of years old already, and there's still more to discover!
What is even more amazing is that even the devs shared what's in their creation too! More power to the creators! May you guys be blessed with your awesome work!
Bravo on probably the best episode I've watched!
This is awesome!!! Thank you so much for your hard work on these videos
I adore the style of this game. It's so nostalgic and comforting. Reminds me of childhood cartoons. It was also amazing that the devs talked with you and answered questions. Have a wonderful night Shesez.
This was a wonderful episode! Very insightful
With the details time and how nice they are and how they talk about the game they love it they show that it is a passion project
This was a really fun one! Good job!
This is a game I never thought there would be anything worth boundary breaking for, but I've been pleasantly surprised! I adore the artistry in Cuphead. Thank you for giving us more reasons to appreciate!
This was so cool to see! I really love the Cuphead aesthetic, just not a fan of the actual game. 😩
It’s so awesome you got the devs to contribute information to this episode as well!!
Thanks for the continued amazing work shesez
Love you shesez thx for all the content u make, but more importantly all the smiles you create ( : also where's the game club podcast?!
Great ep bro!
This is a very cool video, great work Shesez!
These Devs are legends, this video was great, thanks man
I have to say it's interesting that you and everyone else involved were able to take apart this game to see the many layers. A game like Shadow of the Colossus or P.T., you just have to program a camera to be able to do certain things, like being able to move across the X, Y, and Z axises. With Cuphead, you'd figure that everything would be relatively flat with all the animation piling on top of each other, making it almost impossible to see what's underneath, like Minecraft. Not only could you pull the camera back, you were able to lift up the layers just to see what was underneath.
We have been already seeing many secrets of this game, but some of them... Thank you for new discoveries!
Awww so nice that they answered you. Love boundary break
Love the channel dude !
Really interesting that shared all those secrets with you! Its surprising because some others out there i believe wouldn't accept it for not revealing their secrets for other companies to spy and copy!
Hey Shesez, for a good game recomendation, I really think it'd be interesting if you did Viva Piñata. The game can have very forced perspectives, and you never get to explore the island you live on. Plus, I'm sure there's secrets within it.
Amanda Martin holy cow yes!! I commented it just before I read this, i though I was the only one! Respect. I hope Shesez makes it happen ❤️
@@louisewarner5869 heck, yeah!
This is one of my favorite episodes. Such completely different things are hiding OOB in this game than others. Frame numbers and edges of paper!
Cuphead is such a beautiful work of art, I absolutely love it. I seriously hope they make a sequel. I actually bought it for myself on PC and then bought it again to play on switch...
Your videos are great!! I'm learning a lot!!!
So many animation techniques here as well as video game ones. It's awesome to see just how much work they ACTUALLY put into Cuphead. It's so damn insane just seeing all that's there!
I love the amount of work put into this game
this game is full of artwork thats soaked in love and talent! it really takes the old animation idea to heart and I love it so so so so much!
Love this video. Great stuff!
Plot twist: when you zoom out its basically a puppet show
(does anyone else get that sorta feeling from the painting just being layered )
Layman's guess about the shark fin, it's the same object as the shark, the animation frames just have the whole shark pasted on top.
My only experience with game animation is Macromedia Flash over a decade ago, but that's the kind of thing I'd do in my projects.
That was a very cool episode, this whole game is a gem
Seeing everything involved in the game making process really shows the beauty of their fusion of art and engineering.
This is in my reccomended, 17 seconds after you uploaded wat
This video was kickass! What about making a video about Viva Piñata TiP and what’s hiding out of bounds?? This is something I’d love to see more than anything else ever.
Second cuphead: "WHY DO I EXIST WHEN I WAS DIE-ING!!!
Series like these make me nostalgic for my days as a game designer...and then I remember how overworked I was and snap out of it. 😂
Looks amazing and cool that you got info from the artist and devs but can you please do a video on the DLC maps/levels for A Hat in Time I know you have done one on the base game but I'd love to see a video on the DLCs for A Hat in Time
Great video! Would have loved to seen the differences in the b&w version
Cuphead is a God damn artistic triumph. So much respect to all the devs and animators involved.
I never thought I’d see an episode of Cuphead on Boundary Break. CUPHEAD, of all games!
Really cool stuff.
This opens my eyes to so many ideas as I'm trying to make a 2d game
thanks for this video. great to see cuphead love.
7:36 prevent lag spikes. So have them preloaded. Baldi basics does this too with notebooks teleporting under the map rather than “disappearing”. Same goes with the exits, that walls “appears”
Shesez transforms into Bob Ross at 10:18
8:32 i discovered a glitch that hinted toward that. Sometimes if you jump off to early, it glitches out and pulls you into the void.
I subbed just now only for this series
I mean, it makes perfect sense why they would use digital techniques for the characters and animation. One, it's easier to do than hand drawn stuff, two, in old animations it was always very obvious which things were actually animated because the stills were always heavily detailed and painstakenly drawn, but anything that moved stood out with clearer borders and a more simplified look to them. It's pretty good attention to detail in terms of capturing that old aesthetic.