One Piece Episode 1127 - Luffy vs. Kizaru! A Fierce Kaleidoscopic Battle

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JazzMazz

JazzMazz

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#223
#223
Elder Lee Hung said:
Yep here we go lmfao. Literally unironically defending this just because there’s so much happening that you’re experiencing sensory overload.

You’re so overwhelmed by the flashing lights and moving pieces that you can’t recognize shit when you see it.
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I’m sorry, but if you were experiencing sensory overload during THE ENTIRE FIGHT, you might just be really slow in the head.

There are definitely parts I felt were too much, but more than half the fight is incredibly tame and readable, and even the parts by Vincent had plenty of moments which slowed down to let the viewer see what was happening.

kurwa said:
Were not talking about exclusive animators, you doofus
We're talking about that whole fight as a whole. We're not that autistic to know some random animator's names and their cuts.

This dude's animation suffers from lack of logic in the fight:
-Why is Kizaru, who can fly and travel at light speed is running with his legs on his arm?
-Why is Kizaru not cutting up the arm while running towards him? Just lower the sword dude.
-Why Kizaru needs to catch his LIGHT clones and throw them back? They aren't physical bodies like Naruto's clones.
-Why when he slaps the clones they can just reform but when he kicks them they disappear?

And in general this sequence was boring.
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Because Kizaru is not literally treated as light in either the manga or anime? Even his clones are treated as things with mass to them, and he isn’t teleporting everywhere with every little movement he makes. It’s why he is still doing things like swinging his sword at Luffy like a fairly regular person.

Also, how Kizaru is animated as particles here is literally how is depicted as reforming himself in the manga itself. The anime adds a bit to Kizaru here, but the manga is the blue print for Kizaru moving and reforming like particles.

Also, it goes to show your own lack of thinking, because the difference was Luffy was slapping them one by one as opposed to hitting them all at once.

btw, the whole point of the fight scene is Kizaru distracting Luffy lol.
 
Elder Lee Hung

Elder Lee Hung

Conqueror of the Stars
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#227
#227
JazzMazz said:
You don’t know wtf you are talking about and are again shaming yourself due to your inability to approach anything with curiosity or humility.
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You are mad because I have no interest in learning about the shameful amount of man hours it took to animate the worst crime against manga that I have ever seen in my life. I unironically prefer Snake Man vs Kizaru and that scene looked like trash as well.

JazzMazz said:
The Star Wars prequels are overall pretty bad movies.
I don’t think anyone denies that.
They can be given some credit for visual effects that were genuinely innovative at the time, and some of which does hold up quite well, but that does not make them good movies.
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There are plenty of mouth-breathing idiots who defend the worst movie trilogy of all time actually lol. Nearly all of them cite the CGI work because they let sensory overload delude them into thinking that the thing they are looking at isn’t stupid as fuck, just like modern One Piss animation.
 
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