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That Rise of TMNT show sure is purty huh?
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It's the most stylish and best animated section of the franchise by far. Honestly, for me, it's moved pretty quickly into being favourite adaptation. It's just so damn fun
I didn't like one second of that entire clip. I think I'm just getting to a point where I don't like the look of contemporary kids animation anymore. I'd say Avatar, Korra, and Transformers Prime were probably the last kids show I liked the animation of.
I'm glad shows like this TMNT and others exist for those that like them, I don't wish to see them end of any other petty bullshit, but I just find all of them ugly as hell.
I'm glad shows like this TMNT and others exist for those that like them, I don't wish to see them end of any other petty bullshit, but I just find all of them ugly as hell.
The animation is slick, but still not a fan of the artstyle and the action is just so over top ridiculous, every single second of the show is non stop style shots, it's tiring
it is funny how most of the clips i see of this show are without sound because they are animation studies xD
We're doing a 2012 rewatch in my household by my son is excited about getting to this one.
I'm partial to the more "grounded" approach of 2012 and its dramatic beats but I'm looking forward to seeing more of that in the OP. I now want a Thundercats from this studio.
I'm partial to the more "grounded" approach of 2012 and its dramatic beats but I'm looking forward to seeing more of that in the OP. I now want a Thundercats from this studio.
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It's most definitely inspired by Studio Trigger's style, particularly Hiroyuki Imaishi. Although some sequences such as these:
...are directly influenced by old school Hong Kong action flicks/Jackie Chan's sense of timing and rhythm
I still need to sit down with the program. Looks beautiful, but just don't think I would get that invested.
Holy shit it's fucking amazing, this some top notch animation. I have seem some clips from this show and every single one is just mind blowing, this one though is fucking 2 full minutes of sakuga, crazy.
Never thought I'd ever see a western children's TV show have animation as kinetic and extremely well storyboarded as some of the fights in One Punch Man and Mob Psycho.
Honestly at points a whole damn episode will be at the level of sakuga, it's nuts. Helped of course that each one is only ten minutes long, but nevertheless, the animators are applying lessons on timing and impact frames that few other western projects really consider
It is legit on Sakugabooru, that's how good it is:
/rise of the teenage mutant ninja turtles | sakugabooru
/rise of the teenage mutant ninja turtles | sakugabooru
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Yutaka Nakamura seems to definitely be an influence
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...the hell? This is some of the best animation I've ever seen. What's going on over there. Is this show worth watching?
Well animated and the action is surprisingly clear for a bunch of hyper-kinetic esplodey nonsense. I can appreciate it on a technical level but this really isn't my thing.
This is my opinion as well. I can watch it because of how terrible the character designs are. Kids don't care though.
I wish I liked the show, the animation itself is great. I am not a fan of the characters or the new personalities and designs but I give them credit for trying something so different.
I wish 2012 TMNT had more love. Sure it hit a couple of brief slumps but I think it might be my favorite overall animated TMNT story.
It's just not my thing but I don't think it was written with an adult audience in mind.
I wish 2012 TMNT had more love. Sure it hit a couple of brief slumps but I think it might be my favorite overall animated TMNT story.
Not if you're a fan of the IDW comics, the first movie or the 2012 series. This pulls away from those as much as possible. Which is fine but it's geared towards a much younger audience than any previous iteration of the series.
It's just not my thing but I don't think it was written with an adult audience in mind.
good sakuga there. so glad that we are seeing more anime style fights in western animation these days.
my favorite animator , such delicious sakuga
I gotta admit that I'm not a fan of the character designs either. That animation looks awesome, though.
What the hell?
Goddamn, that looks amazing.
This is hot! They really know where to take their influence and deliver on that action framing, timing, and choreography, whew!
Goddamn, that looks amazing.
It's most definitely inspired by Studio Trigger's style, particularly Hiroyuki Imaishi. Although some sequences such as these:
...are directly influenced by old school Hong Kong action flicks/Jackie Chan's sense of timing and rhythm
This is hot! They really know where to take their influence and deliver on that action framing, timing, and choreography, whew!
That's crazy, every frame looks like a keyframe. The varying ink widths and shadows of the lineart are especially impressive, it's no small feat to do that in animation and keep them so consistent frame to frame.
Yeesh, I understand not liking the style, but to compare it to something where the artist clearly didn't even understand composition or scale or... what a hand looks like just makes you look ridiculous.kess said: