When I was younger it blew my mind that people had to draw every frame of movement I saw in cartoons. I could barely draw the same thing twice so I thought it impossible for multiple people to do the same. Eventually I accepted the talent involved in animation, but learning how each animator differs when animating the same thing is a whole other level of mind blown.
@MageBurger yh like some filter or an effect where they record someone and do something with the cameras to make them seem animated sadly this is not the case and ppl literally has to sit dow and draw every single frame. Look at Ghost in the Shell.
Your nerd level is off the charts. I'm amazed. It had honestly never occurred to me that you might be able to recognize individual animator's contributions within and anime. Watching you break this down is great.
Most of the time is rather easy actually, but it also depends on the series and characters' designs, the more detail and complexity of the character drawn, easier it is to know who animated the shot.
It's just a collaboration of some of the best animators in JAPAN all in the same room with an average budget that actually care about the series their doing
@@iamcorrectable the crazy fact is he not only used the wrong one that needed more time to type but he prob thought he was right anyone to see this you cant own "hype"
Fans should not expect future Shonen series adaptations to look like OPM season 1. This was a one-time dream project by director Shingo Natsume that will never be replicated again probably. The fact that he got so many of the top talents in the industry to come work on one project is unprecedented. The ongoing season 2 of OPM should not be ridiculed simply because it's not the same staff. It's an unfair comparison. It's an unfair comparison for any series of the genre.
the possibility of Nakamura and Bahi working on Boku no Hero fights has me so pumped. that's to you I've opened my eyes as to how Studios don't matter, it's people like these guys that are the ones that matter
I'm so, so happy that there is a real channel dedicated to focusing on key animation in this way. I can see this being the gateway inspiration for a number of future animators breaking into the industry. It's certainly got me pumped to get back to work. You bring the hype, man. Don't let up.
With 100% certainty OPM is a gem among gems it is one of the greatest bodies of work known to man it was perfect. By definition perfect not opinion it lacked in nothing. The dream team worked on OPM.
A comment on youtube always stayed with me - that the first season was lightning in a bottle. It really does seem like exactly the right people came to work on exactly the right project at exactly the right time. It simply might never be possible to reproduce that level of quality, but my god they need these people back for Season 3 and beyond.
The thing I love most about your channel is how you explain (in under 10 minutes) why something we already loved experiencing the first time deserves so much more appreciation and your ability to break down a shot that lasts one second on screen and demonstrate what exactly makes the shot worth marveling over. You literally act as a multiplier for shows we love to make us love them even more. Bravo dude!
For those without annotations activated, this is the sequel to this video: th-cam.com/video/MDmZM3GkYxU/w-d-xo.html Also, 3:25 is not Yoshimichi Kameda and I accidentally left his credit up and didn't notice it, it is actually animated by new talent, Toya Ooshima. EDIT: The video now has closed captions for those that require them. (Unfortunately, they do cover up the animator credits.)
Otaku That's an eternal debate. The term "Sakuga" doesn't particularly apply to CGI as it literally means "Drawing pictures". But CGI does have exemplary moments within itself.
Same here! I really enjoyed these analysis and sure thing I'll your channel. Thank you for sharing! Your passion for the animation is shown in each word and it's amazing. +Subscription.
I really started getting into sakuga when i saw batman of shanghai for the first time (yes i know it's not an anime but you'll know what i mean if you've seen it, it's very short) but after one punch man i was sold completely and grew a real appreation for animation in general and im currently teaching myself flash because of it :D
S.L.H Animation tbh their work isn’t even very good even among average anime’s. It’s literally 12 episodes and yet has animation the same level as Naruto Fillers (not shippuden)
Worth mentioning, part of the reason Sato's cuts have so many brush strokes is because Kameda was the animation director of his scenes. Still, great video. I'm happy to see more people on TH-cam talking about sakuga.
I love this kind of stuff, learning about the frames of animation and camera work used in animation. It makes me appricitate he effort put into anime even more. SOOO awesome. I love anime fight scenes, and part of that is because of stuff like One Punch Man's Final fight (for season 1) with how intense and detailed it is
The Canipa Effect As long as you keep educating me I will continue to watch. lol I'm a little tired of reviews at this point anyway, I'd rather learn more about the process and people who create the stuff. Also, the 5-10 minute video length is perfect. :)
This was absolutely riveting to watch, I have so much respect for every single one of these brilliant animators. Thanks for the enlightening work! *fist bump*
Great video! I just love how you notice such details as the count of impact frames and Imai's shiny surprise in the Genos vs Saitama fight! Proves that I for myself have a lot to learn when it comes to observe Sakuga scenes, like I do on imgur... Also, I'm really looking forward to the Psycho Mob 100 video! Keep up the good work!
since each scene is about a diferent character and a diferent context, having so many animators with their own styles make each scene something new, and if the style is all about the key element of the scene, it gets better, now imagine a show when this was true for all its runtime (at least for the first season, havent checked season 2 much yet)
There's no way we're getting a season 2, is there? This wasn't a series... It was a showcase of ultimate animation; a collaboration from some of the best working names in the business. Literally art in motion. It's impossible to top and unlikely to ever happen again. Damn.
OPM Season 2 is nowhere near bad. The problem is they set the standard so high in Season 1 it feels impossible to be satisfied with anywhere below that.
And people give Madhouse too much credit. Let's not forget that this was the studio that initially showed zero interest in adapting the manga until a team of genius freelancers came along to work under its roof. lol
And they still chose to work under Madhouse's roof. Take it how you want it but by the end of the day it came out through them. Beautiful team and an enabling environment.
+FUKFAORELYFANSHITSS “FU” Not at all, really. Most TV anime operate close to the average budget and One Punch Man is no exception. Yutaka Nakamura is just a huge show off.
the different between western animators and eastern animators, is that the eastern animators creates the inconsistency of each of episode of flawless and superb artwork for each episode, allowing animator to have that freedom to use their own unique animation and implementing it to the episode, so that it flows along with the story, wheras western episodes are quite more consistent since it could be made by the same animators, rather than have people coming in and out of companies to do etc. brilliant work
Shingo Natsumes newest show right now is SONNY BOY. It's an anime original the he wrote. It's been wonderful in it's first 5 episodes and I highly encourage you go watch it.
I've always wanted to get further into following the people who show the best animation has to offer, but it's just so overwhelming. I struggle to even remember any of their names, let alone which ones are connected to what shows and what sections of the show. It seems impossible to keep track of so much information.
I remember watching the Boros fight and from the start I was all "Wow, dang, look at this! Gorgeous" but then the blocks appeared and turned to lava and the impact frames screamed Yutaka Nakamura, whom I'm a big fan of, and I was just fucking gaping at the screen. I rewatched that fight multiple time, it's just perfect.
You also can't find all of the best animators from around the industry. What you can find though is a lack of time and other projects that have to be made at the same time.
I can't rave about OPM's animation enough. I've watched the show 5 or 6 times, full marathon style, JUST because it was a beautiful thing to behold. Also because Genos is adorable. Oda's work in episode 1 just really stands out like a sore thumb though. It looks too different from everything else. The scene of the giant brother punching the ground was so weird that I had to explain to my family (whom I forced to watch some of this show) that the rest of the series would not look like that.
+Hummus I know, right? It's a talent in drawing, animation and cinematography, combined with a unique style that makes it stand out. I can barely make a stick man wave properly!
@@rengokukyoujuro3750 lol no, the director had a lot of connections, so he brought lots of freelancers and animators from Bones(he is from Bones too). Look at overlord, it was done by the animators from the studio with almost no help from outside and the end result was shitty animation.
most recent time i checked a 12 episode series costs between 1-1.2 million US dollars so 100k+ a episode XD its no wonder they are really picky about what they produce. thinking about Destiny and the 500 million production cost it had lol...despite not being impressive at all.
Basically dragon balls needs to be a movie before having a decent animation. Well one punch man is only a series. Imagine if they decided to make a movie of punch man, with the same animators, that will be lit.
Great video, love to see more people taking an interest in sakuga. Although, I have to call you out on one mistake. The amazing background animation cut at 3:26 is not Kameda, its actually a newcomer Toya Oshima. It was confirmed on twitter, as you can see in the comments here: sakuga.yshi.org/post/show/18827/animated-background_animation-debris-effects-fight
I spotted a little mistake, at 3:25, the cut you are showing was not animated by Kameda but by Toya Oshima! Source is in the comments of this Sakugabooru post: sakuga.yshi.org/post/show/18827/animated-background_animation-debris-effects-fight
None of them. It's published at 24fps, but the actual frame rate varies within this. In animation, it's regarded as "1s, 2s, 3s", so "1s" involves animating every frame (24fps) and 2s involves animating every second frame. The reason "fps" isn't used in anime is because it fluctuates between these rates, based on the motion and can do so within a second. So, it might be that Saitama stands up on 1s, punches on 2s and the bad guy flies back on 4s. The amount of drawings is heavily dependent on the type of action.
nah we not see normal fight everytime its only show blured frames, weird sound effects, zoomed camera 150%, and shittiest producer (only ep 3 where garou fight its only normal but blured again)
Bros season 2 only “AVERAGE” animation was in episode 3. After that they butchered Saitama vs Suiryu I have been looking forward to that for years. And then you got idiots saying the shot show is still good
+theMoporter sakuga.yshi.org/ is a brilliant source. Madhouse also put some cuts on their website (That's where the "genga" or in-process animation is from) and some animators mention which cuts they did on Twitter.
When I was younger it blew my mind that people had to draw every frame of movement I saw in cartoons. I could barely draw the same thing twice so I thought it impossible for multiple people to do the same. Eventually I accepted the talent involved in animation, but learning how each animator differs when animating the same thing is a whole other level of mind blown.
@MageBurger yh like some filter or an effect where they record someone and do something with the cameras to make them seem animated sadly this is not the case and ppl literally has to sit dow and draw every single frame. Look at Ghost in the Shell.
Well, this is awkward.
Context: I deleted my channel at some point a few months ago and all of my past TH-cam comments got deleted in the process.
Your nerd level is off the charts. I'm amazed. It had honestly never occurred to me that you might be able to recognize individual animator's contributions within and anime. Watching you break this down is great.
Most of the time is rather easy actually, but it also depends on the series and characters' designs, the more detail and complexity of the character drawn, easier it is to know who animated the shot.
"This makes a battle in dragon ball z look like a battle between hamsters"
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH LMAO
Fluffy ْ lol
Fluffy true but the new dragon ball super movie has redeem it self
@@lixx9462 Nah, I still prefer Z... If you said super then yeah.....
@@blackjack-ks8zn No
@@blackjack-ks8zn yeah, no.
I didn't think I could appreciate OnePunch Man even more.. Great dissection. Must've been a heck of work to do this. Cheers
It's just a collaboration of some of the best animators in JAPAN all in the same room with an average budget that actually care about the series their doing
@@rolan5948 Still go.
Boy, you're hype was strong enough to give me second hand hype
your*
@@iamcorrectable the crazy fact is he not only used the wrong one that needed more time to type but he prob thought he was right
anyone to see this you cant own "hype"
Honestly, the best part about this video is the joke about DBZ and hamsters.
lol for real
I know right! lol
Selena C ikr! 😂😂
I only enjoyed the fights from DBZ because of Nostalgia, but man the fights have improved so much over the past 30+ years.
So true lol
Man I love the animation in One punch man.
Best thing ever. Makes me wanna work hard on my art.
Same here
Its fine I like season two better
Mitchell Kies what how
this video is really opened my eyes to how incredible animation is.
Fans should not expect future Shonen series adaptations to look like OPM season 1. This was a one-time dream project by director Shingo Natsume that will never be replicated again probably. The fact that he got so many of the top talents in the industry to come work on one project is unprecedented. The ongoing season 2 of OPM should not be ridiculed simply because it's not the same staff. It's an unfair comparison. It's an unfair comparison for any series of the genre.
@John Ryan Santos
Yes.
a one time drema? i thibnk u forgot tengen toppa gurrenn lagan
@@anubhabkar6959 burn
Yea, it should be panned for its atrocious sound effects instead.
@@マジンガーZ-u7t Yeah plus they ruined Genos' metal arms
They look so ugly to look at
the possibility of Nakamura and Bahi working on Boku no Hero fights has me so pumped. that's to you I've opened my eyes as to how Studios don't matter, it's people like these guys that are the ones that matter
Yh, toei have about 10 times the budget of madhouse but constantly turn up with ass animation, sure they've improved super but one piece is SHIT
you've gotten me so interested in sakuga and animators. would love to see more videos like this
I'm so, so happy that there is a real channel dedicated to focusing on key animation in this way.
I can see this being the gateway inspiration for a number of future animators breaking into the industry. It's certainly got me pumped to get back to work.
You bring the hype, man.
Don't let up.
With 100% certainty OPM is a gem among gems it is one of the greatest bodies of work known to man it was perfect. By definition perfect not opinion it lacked in nothing. The dream team worked on OPM.
Sounds like quite the exaggeration but i can't disagree.
I highly disagree
A comment on youtube always stayed with me - that the first season was lightning in a bottle. It really does seem like exactly the right people came to work on exactly the right project at exactly the right time. It simply might never be possible to reproduce that level of quality, but my god they need these people back for Season 3 and beyond.
The thing I love most about your channel is how you explain (in under 10 minutes) why something we already loved experiencing the first time deserves so much more appreciation and your ability to break down a shot that lasts one second on screen and demonstrate what exactly makes the shot worth marveling over. You literally act as a multiplier for shows we love to make us love them even more. Bravo dude!
Opm is the peak example of adding immensly to the material with the animation
For those without annotations activated, this is the sequel to this video: th-cam.com/video/MDmZM3GkYxU/w-d-xo.html
Also, 3:25 is not Yoshimichi Kameda and I accidentally left his credit up and didn't notice it, it is actually animated by new talent, Toya Ooshima.
EDIT: The video now has closed captions for those that require them. (Unfortunately, they do cover up the animator credits.)
+The Canipa Effect pls review Mushishi :D
+The Canipa Effect cant wait for MOB psycho!!! awesome work man
Does CGI anime have sakuga?
Otaku That's an eternal debate. The term "Sakuga" doesn't particularly apply to CGI as it literally means "Drawing pictures". But CGI does have exemplary moments within itself.
+The Canipa Effect yes, kameda worked at that ep as animation director, not as animator.
You are by faaaaaar my fav anime related youtuber!
+Tschoii90 Thanks, dude!
Same here! I really enjoyed these analysis and sure thing I'll your channel. Thank you for sharing! Your passion for the animation is shown in each word and it's amazing. +Subscription.
The animation on OPM is just stunning and I can't believe how talented all those people are. It's among the best 2D animations I have ever seen
aaaaand Natsume isn't directing season 2 :(
I really started getting into sakuga when i saw batman of shanghai for the first time (yes i know it's not an anime but you'll know what i mean if you've seen it, it's very short) but after one punch man i was sold completely and grew a real appreation for animation in general and im currently teaching myself flash because of it :D
I feel sorry for J.C staff that they have to animate season 2 and everyone will compare their work to those beasts....😅
I feel you bruh...
S.L.H Animation
tbh their work isn’t even very good even among average anime’s.
It’s literally 12 episodes and yet has animation the same level as Naruto Fillers (not shippuden)
@@alexlee2581 It looks better than most shows
I like season two better plus the creativity of the battle scenes
Worth mentioning, part of the reason Sato's cuts have so many brush strokes is because Kameda was the animation director of his scenes. Still, great video. I'm happy to see more people on TH-cam talking about sakuga.
Yutaka Nakamura is GOD
the most ambitious crossover of gods of animation in one anime...
HAHA You got me so excited! Awesome video, AWESOME animators, Awesome Anime!
Just found your channel man exactly what ive been looking for, great job man. :)
the same animators shoudlve animated s2, imagine a better version of saitama vs suiryu
Don't do that, don't give me hope.
jesus bro you deserve soooo much more subscriber's thank you have i really enjoy your content keep it up 👍
I love this kind of stuff, learning about the frames of animation and camera work used in animation. It makes me appricitate he effort put into anime even more. SOOO awesome. I love anime fight scenes, and part of that is because of stuff like One Punch Man's Final fight (for season 1) with how intense and detailed it is
You're making me want to watch Space Dandy...
2:20 night and day? I think they both are fucking awesome!
You do a great job engaging a casual viewer such as myself, keep it up!
3:48 “Genos elaborate fire shooty hand thing” When you don’t know the name of an anime attack.
I'm in love with your channel these days bro. Thank you so much for all of this incredible content.
+relyat89 Thanks! I'm really enjoying working on these sort of videos too. They're a lot of extra work compared to reviews, but really damn rewarding.
The Canipa Effect As long as you keep educating me I will continue to watch. lol
I'm a little tired of reviews at this point anyway, I'd rather learn more about the process and people who create the stuff. Also, the 5-10 minute video length is perfect. :)
Yes Mob 100 will be awesome.
This was absolutely riveting to watch, I have so much respect for every single one of these brilliant animators. Thanks for the enlightening work! *fist bump*
You Sir, deserve more views.
Thank you for giving animators their due! Your videos are excellent. Subscribed.
Great video!
I just love how you notice such details as the count of impact frames and Imai's shiny surprise in the Genos vs Saitama fight! Proves that I for myself have a lot to learn when it comes to observe Sakuga scenes, like I do on imgur...
Also, I'm really looking forward to the Psycho Mob 100 video! Keep up the good work!
I definitely need to get into more Sakuga, this has so much potential to make me love the Medium even more.
You're brilliant for putting so much work and effort. THANK you really thank you, you were hilarious BTW! :D
It was worth the wait! Well done. Excited to see what videos you put out in the future
Nakamura Yutakaさん and Bahi JDさん are my favourite anime animators !
This vid was intense! You clearly loved the all star animation that happened in One Punch Man huh :D
since each scene is about a diferent character and a diferent context, having so many animators with their own styles make each scene something new, and if the style is all about the key element of the scene, it gets better, now imagine a show when this was true for all its runtime (at least for the first season, havent checked season 2 much yet)
6:20 The animation was inspired due to how it is illustrated in the manga - it is wonderfully depicted in the anime.
nice work
Bruh
all I can say is I'm glad I found your channel.
Subscribed!
There's no way we're getting a season 2, is there? This wasn't a series... It was a showcase of ultimate animation; a collaboration from some of the best working names in the business. Literally art in motion. It's impossible to top and unlikely to ever happen again. Damn.
HAHAHA, think again
well I got news for ya buddy
Haha it’s shit
Everyone was gangsta until season 2 came out.
I just watched your OPM video today and I was like "where is part 2 of breaking down OPM animation"
now here it is :V
One punch man looks like the best
Place for them to show their style
OPM Season 2 is nowhere near bad.
The problem is they set the standard so high in Season 1 it feels impossible to be satisfied with anywhere below that.
And people give Madhouse too much credit. Let's not forget that this was the studio that initially showed zero interest in adapting the manga until a team of genius freelancers came along to work under its roof. lol
And they still chose to work under Madhouse's roof. Take it how you want it but by the end of the day it came out through them. Beautiful team and an enabling environment.
@@noelgomile3675
Production I.G is better than Madhouse
@@truongthuylan1990 PRODUCTION I.G FOR THE WIN!!
I’m Always curious, how do people figure out the exact scenes that the animators were responsible for?
A lot of it is guesswork, but these days it's largely a case of them saying so on Twitter.
Really is a shame that Yutaka Nakamura didn't show up in the credits, the final battle scene is final gem in this animation! = \
6:46 oh must be crazy budget
+FUKFAORELYFANSHITSS “FU” Not at all, really. Most TV anime operate close to the average budget and One Punch Man is no exception. Yutaka Nakamura is just a huge show off.
Well I wonder what he gonna say about season 2
I see the bald head shine, without pausing...does that make me special?
I think a couple of the cuts in the Boros fight that you're attributing to Nakamura were actually Gosei Oda. Three cuts starting at 6:51.
the different between western animators and eastern animators, is that the eastern animators creates the inconsistency of each of episode of flawless and superb artwork for each episode, allowing animator to have that freedom to use their own unique animation and implementing it to the episode, so that it flows along with the story, wheras western episodes are quite more consistent since it could be made by the same animators, rather than have people coming in and out of companies to do etc. brilliant work
Shingo Natsumes newest show right now is SONNY BOY.
It's an anime original the he wrote. It's been wonderful in it's first 5 episodes and I highly encourage you go watch it.
That fight scene at 05:29 was impressive
I fucking LOVE Geno's theme music! I get hyped every time it plays
It’s a damn shame what they did to season 2
I've always wanted to get further into following the people who show the best animation has to offer, but it's just so overwhelming. I struggle to even remember any of their names, let alone which ones are connected to what shows and what sections of the show. It seems impossible to keep track of so much information.
I remember watching the Boros fight and from the start I was all "Wow, dang, look at this! Gorgeous" but then the blocks appeared and turned to lava and the impact frames screamed Yutaka Nakamura, whom I'm a big fan of, and I was just fucking gaping at the screen. I rewatched that fight multiple time, it's just perfect.
And then OP2 came out...
You can't find any of these passion in Season 2
You also can't find all of the best animators from around the industry.
What you can find though is a lack of time and other projects that have to be made at the same time.
you are the best man, thanks :)
Great stuff man!
This video deserves more views
So when does Highschool DxD Season 4 come out Callum?
If DxD does get a 4th Season I want the Fight scenes to be Animated like this!
That would be awesome! :D
Well it was announced that DxD is getting a Fourth Season :)
watching this really makes me sad regarding season 2
Ah Arifumi Imai is a genius
I can't rave about OPM's animation enough. I've watched the show 5 or 6 times, full marathon style, JUST because it was a beautiful thing to behold. Also because Genos is adorable. Oda's work in episode 1 just really stands out like a sore thumb though. It looks too different from everything else. The scene of the giant brother punching the ground was so weird that I had to explain to my family (whom I forced to watch some of this show) that the rest of the series would not look like that.
So basically what I got is that everytome Genos appears its a work of art
this is just too much mind fuck
how does anyone do this? it's just so amazing I can't comprehend drawing this
+Hummus I know, right? It's a talent in drawing, animation and cinematography, combined with a unique style that makes it stand out. I can barely make a stick man wave properly!
Arifumi imai and yutaka nakamura are my best.
This is why I think Madhouse would do an AWESOME JOB with Dragon Ball Super, why not them and Toei Animation team up?
@William Schlass but madhouse was still responsible for this perfect animation by hiring all these legends.
@@rengokukyoujuro3750 lol no, the director had a lot of connections, so he brought lots of freelancers and animators from Bones(he is from Bones too). Look at overlord, it was done by the animators from the studio with almost no help from outside and the end result was shitty animation.
Just think of how much better other series could be if they had this kind of animation :(
+Akemi Homura shit's costy yo
opm didn't have that god-like budget
most recent time i checked a 12 episode series costs between 1-1.2 million US dollars
so 100k+ a episode XD its no wonder they are really picky about what they produce.
thinking about Destiny and the 500 million production cost it had lol...despite not being impressive at all.
yo if u haven't reviewed the hellsing ultimate ovas, I recommend it so much. it has beautiful animation, great characters, and beastly action
"Makes DBZ look like a battle between hamsters"
_Cue the Dragon Ball Super Broly Movie_ 😏
Basically dragon balls needs to be a movie before having a decent animation. Well one punch man is only a series. Imagine if they decided to make a movie of punch man, with the same animators, that will be lit.
This video made me wanna watch Space Dandy now!
Great video, love to see more people taking an interest in sakuga. Although, I have to call you out on one mistake. The amazing background animation cut at 3:26 is not Kameda, its actually a newcomer Toya Oshima. It was confirmed on twitter, as you can see in the comments here: sakuga.yshi.org/post/show/18827/animated-background_animation-debris-effects-fight
Yeah I noticed the yutaka through cubes
He likes cubes much eh?
Am I the only one who thought it looked like that Sonic was jizzing at 1:06?
You should talk about the animation on the AKIRA movie
+The Canipa Effect you sounds like Chris Broad.
I spotted a little mistake, at 3:25, the cut you are showing was not animated by Kameda but by Toya Oshima!
Source is in the comments of this Sakugabooru post: sakuga.yshi.org/post/show/18827/animated-background_animation-debris-effects-fight
Damn. Thanks for pointing that out, I'll throw a note over it.
Saw this on Reddit
Great anime and video
Now I regret saying impolite words to JC Staff, and I feel bad for them. S1, I guess, was kinda unfair to succeeding animators to reproduce.
Hey good stuff i was wondering if you could bring up studio 3Hz as i read alittle about them, but they seem rarely new. Not sure...
can anyone tell me how much fps one punch man use 24, 30 or 60. sorry my english
None of them. It's published at 24fps, but the actual frame rate varies within this. In animation, it's regarded as "1s, 2s, 3s", so "1s" involves animating every frame (24fps) and 2s involves animating every second frame.
The reason "fps" isn't used in anime is because it fluctuates between these rates, based on the motion and can do so within a second. So, it might be that Saitama stands up on 1s, punches on 2s and the bad guy flies back on 4s. The amount of drawings is heavily dependent on the type of action.
It would generally be in something like 23,976 FPS but as Canipa said. It varies heavily
now we got season 2 ...
Now we are lucky if we see a fight scene in season two
So true. We lose our minds if there is competent animation.
nah we not see normal fight everytime its only show blured frames, weird sound effects, zoomed camera 150%, and shittiest producer (only ep 3 where garou fight its only normal but blured again)
Bros season 2 only “AVERAGE” animation was in episode 3. After that they butchered Saitama vs Suiryu I have been looking forward to that for years. And then you got idiots saying the shot show is still good
@@alexlee2581 I feel the same but there are people who will have anything. They don't care about the quality.
After seeing how one of the animators that delivered one of the best fight scenes was not credited, no wonder they did not return to make Season two.
Actually he was credited, it's just that he used another name. mobile.twitter.com/CanipaShow/status/733999494728056832
You should make a part three anyway :D
How do you know which animator did each scene?
+theMoporter sakuga.yshi.org/ is a brilliant source. Madhouse also put some cuts on their website (That's where the "genga" or in-process animation is from) and some animators mention which cuts they did on Twitter.