The fact Anne realizes this and learns to defend against it is so cool! The final kick on her leg looked so painful though, Isami wasn’t letting her get back up
@@Durge86 not if your mind and body is conditioned to be in certain positions plus, training legs =/= conditioned for leg kicks just cause you run 10km daily doesn't mean you won't get unbalanced by a well timed leg kick
@@OliverOils Ya me cansé, siguen repitiendo cosas que yo no dije y hasta me dio pereza de escribir en Inglés. Viva el karate y el boxeo, pero con todo respeto, el boxeo es más fácil de aplicar para cualquiera dejando de lado lo de ser un buen practicante ergo es mejor. Al que no le parezca bueno, que vea MMA cuales son las disciplinas más usadas.
@@Durge86nomas dijo que no importa tanto que entrenan sus piernas (eso es que dijiste) porque un golpe todavía dolerá porque los que entrenan en boxeo no aprenden como tomar los golpes en la pierna
I love the detail that Anne seems to go back as she flinches less than Isami when they punch eachother because Taekwondo/Karate usually has a no punch to the face rule, hence she would likely not be as used as Anne to being punched in the face.
Realistically with the counters Anne was pulling early she probably could have KO'D her lol. If she had solid power in her hands it'd be lights out for isami. Or maybe isami has a granite chin, who knows. The switch kick by isami was very smart towards the end though.
I thought Anne reminded me of the Thai God of War… not only using a Hitman stance, but being completely used to MMA tactics like low kicks and takedowns, incorporating defenses into her pure boxing.
@@Pastamist Funny you say that, in Kengan series there's a character named Kaolan who's also the Thai god of war and a practitioner of boxing and muay thai
I wish anime fights were more like this. No words, just action. Instead we get this "I outsmarted your outsmarting" bs where they stand around practically having an argument about who's stronger for an entire episode.
@@dale2283 well unfortunately thats partially because most anime are animated adaptations of already existing *Manga* and since mangas are basically COMIC BOOKS they usually include the character's thought process. Ofc japanese culture also just likes the "I outsmarted your outsmarting" but i would definitely like to see a fight in Manga/Anime have no dialogue
@@Nafinafnaf That sorta relates to why the sukuna vs mahoraga fight in jjk turned out to have little to no dialog. In the manga it was very short, but the studio decided to draw it out longer, which in turn made it into nothing but action, and it was a great fight scene. I guess manga artists are more interested in storytelling than action, so it's more a studio's responsibility to add in good action scenes.
@dale2283 i wish more live action fights were more like this, where the fight told the story, and the camera isn't hyper zoomed and showing punches instead of the fight. Also I how the smaller movements tell who is outsmarting or is on the back foot.
the fact that anne knows how to stop takedowns and check leg kicks definitely shows that she is no ordinary boxer. props to isami for the win, but anne will bounce back for revenge! lmao
@@Durge86Yeah boxers train their legs, but most boxers have no idea how to react to kicks at all. I’ve seen it firsthand and practice kicks and getting kicked, they’re nothing like punches.
I love how special of a boxer Anne is. First off, she knows how to defend against take-downs and kicks. Secondly, she's an ambidextrous boxer. I saw how she changes lead hands from orthodox to southpaw. Man, I love Anne. Hope she win the next fight.
1:01 That wasn't just a kick to the head, that was a direct hit to the ear! That greatly affected her sense of balance which is why that leg sweep was the best follow-up move. Kept her disoriented just enough for a final blow.
Yes because in the ears there are organs which help us to keep our balance and if at least one of them is damaged after strike in the ear if will affect the sence of balance
That’s actually a really powerful move. If it can be used in a real fight, it would be really effective. However I think the change of directions would slow down the momentum and the kick wouldn’t have a lot of power. Other than that, it would definitely be a really effective way to land a kick.
@@takeshiyamamoto2459no all martial arts has strength and weaknesses so don't think karate is the most op martial art you'll regret if you find someone who's can counter karate
@@takeshiyamamoto2459 my sensei cringes hard when he hears phrases like that or something similar like "kyokushin is the strongest martial art". So we pretty much joke about it. Karate(kyokushin) also suffers from having minimal head movement as well as not having volume punching. Shidokan is the most well rounded karate school simply because they train kickboxing(K1 rules), karate(no head punches), and grappling. But still, karate does not make you invincible.
@@c_rem6101 LOL I been doing this since 2006, I even have comments from back then haha I think people are taken back that I still use TH-cam As TH-cam and Im more noticed cause I have a checkmark hahaha
It's probably a poser thing, but I feel like monty animates sheer impact soo good. This one's main focus is somehow mixing high speed and somehow readability, which is impressive too.
I think what gives the mounty oum vibes is the sheer avoidance of jump cuts. Let the action flow and the camera catch all of it. It is a high praise, and a well deserved one. I'm looking forward to more animations like this.
0:37 I love how Anne switches to southpaw to avoid the leg kick (also feeling the range with a jab), and then back to her regular hitman stance to avoid the second kick before going in. She handled the kicks well, but that feint from Isami at the end was sick.
i think the jab was more of a feint to test isami reflexes. I had a sparring partner that managed to get some openings when people reacted to these fake punches. But yeah, maybe it was to feel the range to
I only know what hitman stance is because of hajime no ippo lmao. Holy land, Baki, and Hajime no ippo are so good. Baki is mega unrealistic a lot of the time but still goated.
@@astroadhds9407kyokushin fighters often use axekicks. Anne is a boxer, so I don't think it was in her muscle memory to go for a takedown. That's the thing about style vs style fights, each fighter sticks to their training and rule set.
I love how clear the action and impacts are. I feel like you took notes from Jackie Chan. Every time there's a major punch or kick that connects, you cut and repeat the action. It's subtle, but you feel it. Which is what Jackie Chan does in most of his movies. It makes the punches and kicks feel more powerful. some examples of what I mean for others to follow along (set speed to 0.25) 0:25 - Isami's knee kick 0:42 - Anne's Straight (punch) 0:46 - knee block and Anne's left hook Not only are you great at fight choreography, but you're also amazing at editing.
For those saying that "X martial art beats Y martial art and Y shouldn't win because yada yada" Remember its the artist that determines the result of a fight not the art
that doesn't change the fact that other martial arts are superior than others😭 if we'd have 2 equal fighters one that does karate and one that does kickboxing the kickboxer would always win
IM NGL These animations are HARD AF. The fighting is hella logical and I swear they tryna inflict enhanced CTE on their opponents. I got hyped when I saw this pop up in my recommended.
As a martial artist, I cannot appreciate your a nations enough. The moves are well defined and accurate. If anime's had these types of fight scenes, maybe I'd watch them more
@@ivanprado5312 just saw it. The animation for the grapples, ground work and what styles they practice is solid. But still, it has that anime...ness, talking and overpowering that makes it not contenting, same as ninja kamui Something like cobra Kai or tai jitsu in Naruto when they decide to use it. Not intensified to make it look stronger, just the pure skill and techniques
Anne looked like a really skilled, seasoned boxer that just got caught biting on an irregular feint from an equally skilled Karate black belt in Isami. Both of them look like they've trained to plug the holes in thier respective martial arts, with Anne learning to dart from and check kicks and Isami employing a high guard to defend against quick straight punches.
@1:02….. the subtle detail of the ringing from the head kick…. Adding more effect to the discombobulation and head scramble from trying to recover from a head kick. AMAZING attention to detail. The audio engineer in me could not let that pass up! Great work!!! Taking two to the head, after a punch knocking you unconscious, that is a good nights sleep for sure.
When I saw that twist kick, I was like "yup this animator knows his martial arts" Kudos, because not a lot of animators get the movements correct. Usually they just make "le epic battlez!!" wild swinging/no guard/no form Everything from the differences in pacing of the styles, to even how they hold their shoulders in the stances. Karate was short, choppy, surprising tricky explosive movments, shoulders low and square Boxing fluid, bouncy, shoulders up with focus on defense while punching Clear you studied posture and form. Super awesome. Each move and exchange here was done very accurately and true to martial arts. Thank you for that.
These comments are stupid af. What about this animation is even close to realistic? A boxer checking kicks? The taekwondo fighter doing spins in a middle of blocking attacks? Both fighters legitimately blocking and reacting to punches ( something that is impossible to do in real life) My god just look at the speed they are fighting at, nothing about this fight is even close to realistic it’s silly lol
She was done after that last punch, the mouth guard went flying and she was on her way out. That kick was personal. I hope we see a rematch and Anne comes back.
Don't pay attention to these "keyboard professionals" in the comments. It's not a given that blank will always win against blank. The art is good and there's good technique from the fighters in your videos. You can decide whoever wins, it's your art.
The sensible comment here, they want to give the impression that they are professionals in such a martial art and that they understand more when it is just an animation and nothing more.
I love how fluid and easy to see your animations are. I hope you continue uploading more. For my part, I will be here to see them and I will try to comment on each video from now on.
Grounded fighting coreography, no abuse of slow motion, smooth attacks that you can feel the impact. This is now one of my favorite combat animations, up there with the fights in the Street Fighter II animated movie.
Edit: don’t mind my bad terminology for the kick, it was some fancy feint, I dunno exactly what it was lol HOLY SHIT SHE GOT QUESTION MARK KICKED! ABSOLUTELY DAZED GOD DAMN The fact Anne was already out with that punch and you see her mouthpiece fly out but she went in with another kick is so brutal! Literally some of the best female combat I’ve ever seen!
It seems like this animator likes to make these fighters feel relentless, which is what I also love about them. Like Anne vs Raichi from the first fight. When she got knocked out, you see Anne take another swing, but missed because Raichi had already dropped
@@strawhatkev They’re so merciless. As soon as they see their opponent stumble they go on such a violent assault and shut them down faster than they expected
That wasnt a question mark kick, its called a snake kick. Questionmark kick typically goes for the body round/front kick and changes into a head roundkick. But the snake kick starts as a round kick but ends in a front/crescent kick.
Is that a kung fu term? In karate we would call this a reverse roundhouse or uchi mawashi geri. The snake kick I learned is a kick you throw as a chopping muay thai style roundhouse then chamber it and throw a snap kick at the last second
In Kung Fu the 中回し蹴り(uchi mawashi Geri) is called a 半月踢 （Crescent kick.) However the kick in this video comes from the same chamber as a snake kick, which promptly redirects a round kick into a crescent kick (or whatever you refer to it as in arts such as savate, tkd, and Muay Thai).
@@trs4184 in the case of changing a front kick to a round kick, it's called a question mark kick generally. In the case of a round kick into a snapping front kick, it's called a snake kick, in this case the arc is closest to a snake kick as far as I know, if the specific technique has its own name I would love to know, but it would likely be from an art like tae Kwon do
@@rookieluke3550 Ah that's interesting. We should really make a unified naming system for these. I'm referring to the kick in this video: th-cam.com/users/shortsAOhIMN9jdUI It's not quite a crescent kick because rather than rotating the side of your foot into the strike, you rotate your hips so you can snap with your knee and strike with the top of the foot.
Man, just the imagination to choriograph a fight like this is astounding. You should be very proud of your work. You're a real artist! I am subscribed and looking forward to your future videos.
It got me by surprise when Anne got knocked out by Isami, she did almost flawlessly against Raichi. That question mark kick destroyed her 😭 Overall, these fights are amazing and I love how fast-paced the fighting is, really keeps you on your toes. I know these videos take long to make and it's an amazing effort so bravo to you!
I like it how much work you put into the moves. They are great, fast and can still be seen. The sounds are fitting as well. All in all a good and close realistic fighting animation. 👍
I had to watch this whole thing frame by frame. It gets even better,.. it is absolutely flawless and to be able to see each reaction actually making sense.. incredible
Karate vs Boxing eh? Both sides have their merit, but the boxer's guard was practically beaten down by those kicks. That Karate girl is clearly made of some tougher stuff to take a jab like that directly as well.
Just that first exchange got me hooked, that 1-2 after that parry was awesome, Isami continuously checking with the leg kicks was also cool, that brutal left hook from Anne after weaving under that right straight at 0:48 *chefs kiss* , just can't get enough
The look on Isami's face when she landed the feint kick 🤣. The wide eyed "I can't believe that worked" a split second before moving in to finish it. Gold.
I would not be surprised at all if mma girl will beat karate one, especially if she gets on back. Styles makes fights, and that would be a great triangle which we frequently see in sport
But... If anne beats mma and isami beats anne... How does mma fight her? I mean sure she has basically the same techniques as karate but with grappling and other stuff, but remember a kyoukushin karate people usually has those moves while also having the power to break wood, stone, sometimes metal...
I can tell; Anne is a legendary boxer who’s one of a kind, pure street fighter. It’s good she learned how to defend against kicks and takedowns, but I still think she should learn how to use those techniques for herself when she’s not facing another pure boxer. Never be strict in a real fight. Be able to adopt something new, adapt to it and overcome anything. No limitations. And never focus on styles and their differences; see them all as one. I really like Anne and I think this would help her.
I've watched this a few times now, and it's just perfect. The contrasting fighting styles, the psychology, the direction, the choreography, the animation, the visual style, the sound effects. Just flawless stuff. If there was an anime or show with fight scenes like this I would watch the hell out of it.
I love how there is no "higher skill wins" shown in this art, it's the realistic show of probability allowing any of your fighters to win with clean hits.
Man someone give this person a leading job in the gaming/anime industry. We are in desperate need of fight scenes with more though and actual martial arts logic over reverse grip swords and flying kicks everywhere.
My guy is saying this while watching a video where a boxer is checking kicks and in other videos manages to escape grapple holds from a a mma fighter…… the internet never cease to amaze me when it comes to contradicting themselves
@@eem2wavy133 Yeah because boxers can't learn how to defend thenselves against other martial arts.... 🤣 I mean, sure she focus almost 100% in boxing while in the offensive and that can imply that she shouldn't have much knowledge in other areas, but that's not a rule. The focused style just gives it more flavor, otherwise by your logic we should only see MMA fights all the time, because if you only use karate you shoud not be abble to know how to grapple etc...
This feels like a boxer who spent times in MMA gyms learning to defend takedowns and grappling, but never abandoned her style of pure boxing.
Which doesn't happen in real life. Ahahahahaha.
@@Diddyty_MMAthey either quit the gym like me(which is smth not recommended) or just a straight up change of fighting style
@@Diddyty_MMAit happens. Not common tho
@@Diddyty_MMA I mean you have guys in the UFC who take an extremely boxing-centric approach... sorta.
@@MatthewNguyen-zx3debest example I can think of is Sean Strickland. Heavy Philly shell style boxing while also incorporating the other aspects of MMA
I had to prevent myself from going Joe Rogan at 4am. "OH SHE'S HURT, SHE'S HURT! OOOOOH!"
I can hear this so clearly wtf
ITS ALL OVER
and DC "OHH SHE GOT BAD! SHE GOT BAD!"
@@jeanlima9544 AND THE NEWWWWWWWW UFC CHAMPION
@@cra8zykidg JUST. LIKE. THAT!
Noticed how they're always targeting her leg
But no surprise because a boxer's biggest weakness is her/his leg
The fact Anne realizes this and learns to defend against it is so cool! The final kick on her leg looked so painful though, Isami wasn’t letting her get back up
Boxers train their legs and dodging a low kick is not the hardest thing to do.
@@Durge86 not if your mind and body is conditioned to be in certain positions
plus, training legs =/= conditioned for leg kicks
just cause you run 10km daily doesn't mean you won't get unbalanced by a well timed leg kick
@@OliverOils
Ya me cansé, siguen repitiendo cosas que yo no dije y hasta me dio pereza de escribir en Inglés.
Viva el karate y el boxeo, pero con todo respeto, el boxeo es más fácil de aplicar para cualquiera dejando de lado lo de ser un buen practicante ergo es mejor. Al que no le parezca bueno, que vea MMA cuales son las disciplinas más usadas.
@@Durge86nomas dijo que no importa tanto que entrenan sus piernas (eso es que dijiste) porque un golpe todavía dolerá porque los que entrenan en boxeo no aprenden como tomar los golpes en la pierna
I love the detail that Anne seems to go back as she flinches less than Isami when they punch eachother because Taekwondo/Karate usually has a no punch to the face rule, hence she would likely not be as used as Anne to being punched in the face.
Karate does have punch to the face just depends on thr face
Taekwondo also has punching to the face. Depending on style and tournament rules, but generally punches to the face are common
If so I think Isami does either Kyokushin or Uechi-Ryu style of Karate 🤯
I think one of those punches made her nose bleed, too.
@@ProfessionalDumbassFoundHere Looks very much like Kyokushin to me.
At first i thought Anne was going to win again because of MC vibe but then Isami had an epic comeback win, this is truly feels like Kengan fight
Nah, anne gives off that miyata vibes with isami having ippo vibes
Realistically with the counters Anne was pulling early she probably could have KO'D her lol. If she had solid power in her hands it'd be lights out for isami. Or maybe isami has a granite chin, who knows. The switch kick by isami was very smart towards the end though.
@@ハーフ-r1mkyoukushin fighters tend to be veeeery fugin tanky ngl
I thought Anne reminded me of the Thai God of War… not only using a Hitman stance, but being completely used to MMA tactics like low kicks and takedowns, incorporating defenses into her pure boxing.
@@Pastamist Funny you say that, in Kengan series there's a character named Kaolan who's also the Thai god of war and a practitioner of boxing and muay thai
Man, this was so intense. What a good fight. The little moments and movements really conveyed a lot.
I wish anime fights were more like this. No words, just action. Instead we get this "I outsmarted your outsmarting" bs where they stand around practically having an argument about who's stronger for an entire episode.
@@dale2283 agree
@@dale2283 well unfortunately thats partially because most anime are animated adaptations of already existing *Manga* and since mangas are basically COMIC BOOKS they usually include the character's thought process. Ofc japanese culture also just likes the "I outsmarted your outsmarting" but i would definitely like to see a fight in Manga/Anime have no dialogue
@@Nafinafnaf That sorta relates to why the sukuna vs mahoraga fight in jjk turned out to have little to no dialog. In the manga it was very short, but the studio decided to draw it out longer, which in turn made it into nothing but action, and it was a great fight scene.
I guess manga artists are more interested in storytelling than action, so it's more a studio's responsibility to add in good action scenes.
@dale2283 i wish more live action fights were more like this, where the fight told the story, and the camera isn't hyper zoomed and showing punches instead of the fight. Also I how the smaller movements tell who is outsmarting or is on the back foot.
the fact that anne knows how to stop takedowns and check leg kicks definitely shows that she is no ordinary boxer. props to isami for the win, but anne will bounce back for revenge! lmao
She’s such a great fighter, even dodging the first swing from Isami even after getting that devastating kick
That's exactly what I thought the way she knew how to block and parry leg kicks just in time was amazing
Boxers train their legs and dodging a low kick is not the hardest thing to do.
Literally with the three punches she should have gone to the ground.
@@Durge86Yeah boxers train their legs, but most boxers have no idea how to react to kicks at all. I’ve seen it firsthand and practice kicks and getting kicked, they’re nothing like punches.
El boxeo pugilato el clásico sabe cómo lidiar contra todo eso pero el Karate es simplemente invencible.
I love how special of a boxer Anne is.
First off, she knows how to defend against take-downs and kicks.
Secondly, she's an ambidextrous boxer. I saw how she changes lead hands from orthodox to southpaw.
Man, I love Anne. Hope she win the next fight.
it is a drawing
@@__________o____________Nah REALLY????
@@__________o____________ no shit sherlock holmes
@@__________o____________ it's 3d so technically not a drawing
1:01 That wasn't just a kick to the head, that was a direct hit to the ear! That greatly affected her sense of balance which is why that leg sweep was the best follow-up move. Kept her disoriented just enough for a final blow.
Yes because in the ears there are organs which help us to keep our balance and if at least one of them is damaged after strike in the ear if will affect the sence of balance
If you have the headphones for it you can actually hear the ringing of her ears which is chefs kiss mwah
*Discombobulate*
That’s actually a really powerful move. If it can be used in a real fight, it would be really effective. However I think the change of directions would slow down the momentum and the kick wouldn’t have a lot of power. Other than that, it would definitely be a really effective way to land a kick.
🧐... I believe the correct term is she was "discombobulated"
0:42 that switch back to orthodox is heaven
1:10 That punch was the K.O., the kick afterward was murder 😂
*Mario Yamasaki* “Whatever do you mean?”
well yeah, the punch connected and knock out, but still follow with kick for revenge. 😅
That kick was straight up assault and battery
The Announcer really said "FINISH HER!!!"
@@BigJordydaoppstoppaWent from "K.O.!" To "FATALITY!"
1:02 "Discombobulate!"
I thought this would be another win for Anne, but damn what a good fight! Once again, you've outdone yourself!
El karate es invencible.
The question mark kick feels good to good off but when it hits man it'll hurt big time
@@takeshiyamamoto2459 Not really actually
@@takeshiyamamoto2459no all martial arts has strength and weaknesses so don't think karate is the most op martial art you'll regret if you find someone who's can counter karate
@@takeshiyamamoto2459 my sensei cringes hard when he hears phrases like that or something similar like "kyokushin is the strongest martial art". So we pretty much joke about it. Karate(kyokushin) also suffers from having minimal head movement as well as not having volume punching. Shidokan is the most well rounded karate school simply because they train kickboxing(K1 rules), karate(no head punches), and grappling. But still, karate does not make you invincible.
Damn, Anne got hit so hard that her mouthguard came out.
The detail is so awesome
IS THAT WHAT THAT WAS OOOHHH
The choreography of this Animation is immaculate. The fluidity of the moves is superb. Amazing work this was incredibly Hype like the others
@@JaxBladeThese jaxblade spottings are getting ridiculous 💀
@@c_rem6101 LOL I been doing this since 2006, I even have comments from back then haha I think people are taken back that I still use TH-cam As TH-cam and Im more noticed cause I have a checkmark hahaha
Ikr? Like we fr finding this dude in almost everything now, like what the dud doing here😂
The fact that only two people replied is crazy
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This is so satisfying to watch, ive searched for so long for animation that feel that good. It gives me monty oum vibes tbh.
It's probably a poser thing, but I feel like monty animates sheer impact soo good. This one's main focus is somehow mixing high speed and somehow readability, which is impressive too.
It would have to be much longer for that Monty Oum 😭
Hella Monty Oum vibes!
RIP THE GOAT Monty I loved his work man I miss bro
I think what gives the mounty oum vibes is the sheer avoidance of jump cuts. Let the action flow and the camera catch all of it. It is a high praise, and a well deserved one. I'm looking forward to more animations like this.
0:37 I love how Anne switches to southpaw to avoid the leg kick (also feeling the range with a jab), and then back to her regular hitman stance to avoid the second kick before going in. She handled the kicks well, but that feint from Isami at the end was sick.
damn that’s so sick, didn’t realize the stance change
i think the jab was more of a feint to test isami reflexes. I had a sparring partner that managed to get some openings when people reacted to these fake punches. But yeah, maybe it was to feel the range to
@@gasgy you do make a good point, it could easily be both
Was that kick what they call the Brazilian kick??
I only know what hitman stance is because of hajime no ippo lmao. Holy land, Baki, and Hajime no ippo are so good. Baki is mega unrealistic a lot of the time but still goated.
Finally, an animator who knows how to properly animate the beauty and efficacy of true Karate. Definitely got a Kyokushin vibe.
😅
Yeah but some of the kicks here and there were impractical, there was a seemingly axe kick in between which was just asking for a takedown.
@@astroadhds9407 yes, counterpoint: it looks very cool
@@nugget7683 Yeah but as someone who is very technical about fighting, I hate movie scenes with bad fighting with a passion.
@@astroadhds9407kyokushin fighters often use axekicks. Anne is a boxer, so I don't think it was in her muscle memory to go for a takedown. That's the thing about style vs style fights, each fighter sticks to their training and rule set.
Thanks
Thank you!
I love how clear the action and impacts are. I feel like you took notes from Jackie Chan. Every time there's a major punch or kick that connects, you cut and repeat the action. It's subtle, but you feel it. Which is what Jackie Chan does in most of his movies. It makes the punches and kicks feel more powerful.
some examples of what I mean for others to follow along (set speed to 0.25)
0:25 - Isami's knee kick
0:42 - Anne's Straight (punch)
0:46 - knee block and Anne's left hook
Not only are you great at fight choreography, but you're also amazing at editing.
That inside-out crescent kick was absolutely amazing. Damn, you really are good at animating Martial Arts.
I was thinking the same thing, I was like "ok, leg sweep, nope, question mark kick? No- DAMN THAT had to hurt."
Inverted round kick actually
Sooo I'm back... After months watching this video and finally figured out whats this called. It's called the
"UCHI MAWASHI GERI"
1:03 THAT FEINT WAS NASTY!
I fr went "OH SNAP" out loud when I saw that. The build up to that point was so crazy too.
The first time they did this to me in the dojo was soooo weird. They didn't knocked me out but I was like "wtf was that"
It really was! Also you should edit your timestamp a few more seconds earlier as this lands on the impact lol.
The full nastiness is at 0:58
Real bro but it's so hard to do in real life tho 😭 you must have godlike flexibility technics and stability in order to do that
The sheer hostility in those moments is amaing.
For those saying that
"X martial art beats Y martial art and Y shouldn't win because yada yada"
Remember its the artist that determines the result of a fight not the art
to be fair though, Anne DEFINITELY shouldve won that with those three hits
@@villain9482plot armour
that doesn't change the fact that other martial arts are superior than others😭 if we'd have 2 equal fighters one that does karate and one that does kickboxing the kickboxer would always win
@@raccoW incorrect
@@redharlow9750How is that incorrect lol?
IM NGL These animations are HARD AF. The fighting is hella logical and I swear they tryna inflict enhanced CTE on their opponents. I got hyped when I saw this pop up in my recommended.
0:39 so realistic in terms of boxing the pauses in the action and the posturing waiting to pounce again
As a martial artist, I cannot appreciate your a nations enough. The moves are well defined and accurate.
If anime's had these types of fight scenes, maybe I'd watch them more
@Gin-San101watch kenichi
Watch garouden
@@ivanprado5312 just saw it. The animation for the grapples, ground work and what styles they practice is solid. But still, it has that anime...ness, talking and overpowering that makes it not contenting, same as ninja kamui
Something like cobra Kai or tai jitsu in Naruto when they decide to use it. Not intensified to make it look stronger, just the pure skill and techniques
@@ivanprado5312Or maybe in the end, I'm just looking to see actual martial artists perform😅
there's always kengan ashura
Anne looked like a really skilled, seasoned boxer that just got caught biting on an irregular feint from an equally skilled Karate black belt in Isami. Both of them look like they've trained to plug the holes in thier respective martial arts, with Anne learning to dart from and check kicks and Isami employing a high guard to defend against quick straight punches.
@1:02….. the subtle detail of the ringing from the head kick…. Adding more effect to the discombobulation and head scramble from trying to recover from a head kick. AMAZING attention to detail. The audio engineer in me could not let that pass up! Great work!!!
Taking two to the head, after a punch knocking you unconscious, that is a good nights sleep for sure.
When I saw that twist kick, I was like "yup this animator knows his martial arts"
Kudos, because not a lot of animators get the movements correct. Usually they just make "le epic battlez!!" wild swinging/no guard/no form
Everything from the differences in pacing of the styles, to even how they hold their shoulders in the stances.
Karate was short, choppy, surprising tricky explosive movments, shoulders low and square
Boxing fluid, bouncy, shoulders up with focus on defense while punching
Clear you studied posture and form. Super awesome.
Each move and exchange here was done very accurately and true to martial arts. Thank you for that.
Kudos?
Cause kudo is a karate style? Ehhhh ehhh???
You're basically making your own anime at this point
Street fighter all girls edition? 😂
WHERE'S MISS BISON!?
Why is this more realistic than most Hollywood fight scenes? The bobbing and weaving, the feints. Awesome.
This guy actually watches combat sports, unlike some of the guys that do hollywood fight scenes.
@@someboi4903 Definitely
There’s also zero repercussions towards these two beating the ever loving shite out of each other unlike having two real actors beat each other up lol
These comments are stupid af. What about this animation is even close to realistic? A boxer checking kicks? The taekwondo fighter doing spins in a middle of blocking attacks? Both fighters legitimately blocking and reacting to punches ( something that is impossible to do in real life)
My god just look at the speed they are fighting at, nothing about this fight is even close to realistic it’s silly lol
@@eem2wavy133 karate, not taekwondo btw
The way she's doing "rei" (salute), the reverse roundhouse kick, the axe kick, the zanshin at the end of the fight.. definitely a Kyokushin karateka😅
She was done after that last punch, the mouth guard went flying and she was on her way out. That kick was personal. I hope we see a rematch and Anne comes back.
That kick switch had me goin "OOOOHHH" 😂😂😂 amazing animation, so snappy, so clean 👌
At 1:11 I was just like "NO WAIT SHE'S ALREADY OUT! SHE'S ALREADY OUT, DON'T!"
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@@einviousSeriously! Like I'm pretty sure she gave her head trauma😂
Where's the voice meme that Mojahed uses in his UFC videos when you need it?
[ *STOP THE FIGHT!* ]
Lady was on pure adrenaline lol
Don't pay attention to these "keyboard professionals" in the comments. It's not a given that blank will always win against blank. The art is good and there's good technique from the fighters in your videos. You can decide whoever wins, it's your art.
fax, people should listen to
luffyskywalker7549
@Gin-San101most of them would get humbled in a dojo
The sensible comment here, they want to give the impression that they are professionals in such a martial art and that they understand more when it is just an animation and nothing more.
@Gin-San101the keyboard warriors
@@thunderkatz4219 theory is nothing without practice as they say
0:38 those two kicks were relatable af
I love how fluid and easy to see your animations are. I hope you continue uploading more. For my part, I will be here to see them and I will try to comment on each video from now on.
Grounded fighting coreography, no abuse of slow motion, smooth attacks that you can feel the impact. This is now one of my favorite combat animations, up there with the fights in the Street Fighter II animated movie.
Edit: don’t mind my bad terminology for the kick, it was some fancy feint, I dunno exactly what it was lol
HOLY SHIT SHE GOT QUESTION MARK KICKED! ABSOLUTELY DAZED GOD DAMN
The fact Anne was already out with that punch and you see her mouthpiece fly out but she went in with another kick is so brutal! Literally some of the best female combat I’ve ever seen!
It seems like this animator likes to make these fighters feel relentless, which is what I also love about them. Like Anne vs Raichi from the first fight. When she got knocked out, you see Anne take another swing, but missed because Raichi had already dropped
@@strawhatkev They’re so merciless. As soon as they see their opponent stumble they go on such a violent assault and shut them down faster than they expected
What the fuck you mean Question Mark Kick... It's Front Kick/Low Kick to Twist Kick/Reverse Roundhouse.
@@MrMadBlaize it looked something like it, my bad lmao
It's okay.
Absolutely fantastic choreography. The fakeout kick was chef's kiss.
That wasnt a question mark kick, its called a snake kick. Questionmark kick typically goes for the body round/front kick and changes into a head roundkick. But the snake kick starts as a round kick but ends in a front/crescent kick.
This needs to be pinned
Is that a kung fu term? In karate we would call this a reverse roundhouse or uchi mawashi geri. The snake kick I learned is a kick you throw as a chopping muay thai style roundhouse then chamber it and throw a snap kick at the last second
In Kung Fu the 中回し蹴り(uchi mawashi Geri) is called a 半月踢 （Crescent kick.) However the kick in this video comes from the same chamber as a snake kick, which promptly redirects a round kick into a crescent kick (or whatever you refer to it as in arts such as savate, tkd, and Muay Thai).
@@trs4184 in the case of changing a front kick to a round kick, it's called a question mark kick generally.
In the case of a round kick into a snapping front kick, it's called a snake kick, in this case the arc is closest to a snake kick as far as I know, if the specific technique has its own name I would love to know, but it would likely be from an art like tae Kwon do
@@rookieluke3550 Ah that's interesting. We should really make a unified naming system for these. I'm referring to the kick in this video: th-cam.com/users/shortsAOhIMN9jdUI
It's not quite a crescent kick because rather than rotating the side of your foot into the strike, you rotate your hips so you can snap with your knee and strike with the top of the foot.
That one kick she made is definitely come from a karate tournament match.. it's a very effective trick kick
Man, just the imagination to choriograph a fight like this is astounding. You should be very proud of your work. You're a real artist! I am subscribed and looking forward to your future videos.
It got me by surprise when Anne got knocked out by Isami, she did almost flawlessly against Raichi. That question mark kick destroyed her 😭
Overall, these fights are amazing and I love how fast-paced the fighting is, really keeps you on your toes.
I know these videos take long to make and it's an amazing effort so bravo to you!
I like it how much work you put into the moves. They are great, fast and can still be seen. The sounds are fitting as well. All in all a good and close realistic fighting animation. 👍
That question mark kick is unpredictable. Not many people know this kick.
I know right. This kick could knock you out.
No diría que es una patada signo de interrogación,es mas una patada con forma de un 2 en karate le llamamos "uchi mawashi geri"
I think that was a crescent kick question mark kick goes to the outside
Sooo I'm back... After months watching this video and finally figured out whats this called. It's called the
"UCHI MAWASHI GERI"
I had to watch this whole thing frame by frame. It gets even better,.. it is absolutely flawless and to be able to see each reaction actually making sense.. incredible
Damn, this is extremely good animation!
That sound design is meaty holy balls
The animations jeez, and the freaking sound designnn
Crazy good fight🔥🔥
THE SOOOOOOOUND DESIIIIIIIGN!!! I"M SAYIN BRO!!!
this shit was absolute fire.
Your sense of choreography is unmatched my guy, great work as always.
Your fight choreography was fantastic and the animation was great
The ear ringing on the kick is such a subtle touch, I love it.
The mouthguard flying was a nice touch
Goddamn I had to take a bathroom break in the middle of workday to go check this out. Amazing work as always!
新作待ってたわ、ありがとう
Golly! Anne throws some hard punches! Isami got some amazing kicks as well! Good shit mate, can't wait for Anne's revenge!
Dude this is some impressive animating!! Every blow and hit is so Rad, I could almost fel the gush and force in it. 😅
freaking brilliant. have rewatched all your content multiple times, cant wait to see what you do next!
Watch the last video I uploaded
Isami has insane durability, those Anne punches sounded like thunder strikes
Karate vs Boxing eh? Both sides have their merit, but the boxer's guard was practically beaten down by those kicks. That Karate girl is clearly made of some tougher stuff to take a jab like that directly as well.
Man you create some of the best if not the best anime fight scenes ive ever seen. SOMEONE NEEDS TO HIRE YOU ASAP
Just that first exchange got me hooked, that 1-2 after that parry was awesome, Isami continuously checking with the leg kicks was also cool, that brutal left hook from Anne after weaving under that right straight at 0:48 *chefs kiss* , just can't get enough
미쳤다 미쳤어!!! 이렇게 까지 디테일한 액팅은 처음이야!
That crescent kick made me gasp as a karate practitioner pulling this in a fight is my wet dream
I find it cool how Anne switches from orthodox, south paw and even the philly Shell stance
Thanks
Thank you!
The look on Isami's face when she landed the feint kick 🤣. The wide eyed "I can't believe that worked" a split second before moving in to finish it. Gold.
I would not be surprised at all if mma girl will beat karate one, especially if she gets on back. Styles makes fights, and that would be a great triangle which we frequently see in sport
But... If anne beats mma and isami beats anne... How does mma fight her? I mean sure she has basically the same techniques as karate but with grappling and other stuff, but remember a kyoukushin karate people usually has those moves while also having the power to break wood, stone, sometimes metal...
Very interesting that the boxer discipline was pretty adequate in checking leg kicks.
As a boxer who’s planning to join my HS wrestling team, I’m gonna practice checking kicks now
they fact that I can see every move that they make is very nice. Claps for this stunning animation.
Holy shit, this is brilliant. How did you do it?? Million times better than those we see in the movies
That kick is attempted 1st degree murder 💀
1:00 QUESTION MARK KICK SPOTTED 🦅🦅🦅🔥🔥
Sooo I'm back... After months watching this video and finally figured out whats this called. It's called the
"UCHI MAWASHI GERI"
love the animation a lot
btw you can add a little bit of muscles so they would actually look like martial artists
I can tell; Anne is a legendary boxer who’s one of a kind, pure street fighter. It’s good she learned how to defend against kicks and takedowns, but I still think she should learn how to use those techniques for herself when she’s not facing another pure boxer. Never be strict in a real fight. Be able to adopt something new, adapt to it and overcome anything. No limitations. And never focus on styles and their differences; see them all as one. I really like Anne and I think this would help her.
Your fights choreography skills are out of this world. Just wanted to comment on that, please continue doing what you are doing.
Fucking amazing dude. Im planning on doing Hajime No Ippo manga fights in blender someday and this is inspiring.
True
I've watched this a few times now, and it's just perfect. The contrasting fighting styles, the psychology, the direction, the choreography, the animation, the visual style, the sound effects. Just flawless stuff. If there was an anime or show with fight scenes like this I would watch the hell out of it.
I have never seen an outward question mark kick before. Didnt know it was even possible.
It's possible
Doesn't have the same strength and if it fails leaves you in a very awkward position, i guess that's why is not that common.
Its called a twist kick, a bit different to the regular question mark kick and not normally as powerful. Its very sneaky though
Se llama "uchi mawashi geri" es una patada que practican en karate
Its possible but it will mess up your leg if you dont have flexibility.
I love how there is no "higher skill wins" shown in this art, it's the realistic show of probability allowing any of your fighters to win with clean hits.
Seems like you took some of the criticism to heart and head the boxer deal with more low kicks this time. Great job.
Love the camera work in this
I love how cinematic it is
I don't care how real this is this animation is Dope asf🔥🔥🔥
LMAO isami knocked the sonic coins outta her ass 😭😭
this fight is probably one of the best fights ever. it is animated better than 80% of movies
this guy has talent bro animates fights better then fighting animes
This is the birth of something VERY special.
That's what choreography should be like in movies and anime. You should feel THE IMPACT through the screen.
Some games do that pretty well
Man someone give this person a leading job in the gaming/anime industry. We are in desperate need of fight scenes with more though and actual martial arts logic over reverse grip swords and flying kicks everywhere.
Hell yeah
My guy is saying this while watching a video where a boxer is checking kicks and in other videos manages to escape grapple holds from a a mma fighter…… the internet never cease to amaze me when it comes to contradicting themselves
@@eem2wavy133 Yeah because boxers can't learn how to defend thenselves against other martial arts.... 🤣
I mean, sure she focus almost 100% in boxing while in the offensive and that can imply that she shouldn't have much knowledge in other areas, but that's not a rule. The focused style just gives it more flavor, otherwise by your logic we should only see MMA fights all the time, because if you only use karate you shoud not be abble to know how to grapple etc...
@@gasgy if a boxer knows how to defend against leg takedowns they aren’t a boxer they are a mixed martial artist.
@@eem2wavy133 Yeah that makes sense. There you go, change the description to "Anne - MMA with focus on boxing". Now it makes more sense?
The outside roundhouse kick. NOBODY ever shows it and you show it here. My deepest respects as a Karateka. Osu!
A kick hits a hell lot harder than a punch! Also taking a boxers mobility away from frequent kicks to the boxer's legs is a real death sentence.
Next up Unknown name Muay thai girl vs isami. Can't wait to see that, the first part I watch (MMA vs Boxing) to this, hope he make it too.
amazing foot work
I saw the series garouden the way of the Lone wolf and this short clips is greater than the series
That feint kick (question mark kick) replayed 3 different times, showing that it took a fraction of a second to see that opening! What a battle
The fighting alone is incredible, but what has gone into the facial animations as well is out of this world