Perfect for what it is.
You're a stunning artist and animator. I can only dream of reaching the standards that you work at.
For what the piece of work is, it's absoloutly flawless. As a Ghibli fan (I am currently working on a Nausicaa Of The Valley Of The Wind fan flash though I doubt it will be as beautiful as your works), I commend your choice of music! Well done.
Your best of the series!
I like this more than your other episodes because of the way it was presented.
I like the whole play idea and the poetic monologue was well written.
The reason I think this is your best is because it wasn't an opinionated rant (I'm sorry to use that word) and conveyed a good message to all audiences.
I relate to the message. Not because I suffer with social anxiety (which I dont at all unless I'm in a big city... London is an evil evil place!) but because it teaches goos social habits. Personally I hate it when people are cold towards strangers or just don't have the plain decency to say "thank you" or "please". Does my head in!
Obviously you're misinformed...
I have worked with people with schizophrenia as a result of drug abuse. One client had paranoid schizophrenia from the abuse of cannabis. Don't get me wrong, I have tried and enjoyed it but after seeing what it can actually do changed my opinion forever.
Cannabis is not harmless. It lowers the inhabitions and causes mental illness. If the drug were to be legalised, mental illness would increase, there would probably be more issues such as road accidents and such.
I appreciate your efforts but working closely with the victims of the long term side effects has proved you wrong.
Perhaps as a result of drug abuse, they may have schizophrenia. However I do not consider cannabis a drug. It is a plant, unaltered. Drugs contain chemicals, of which Cannabis has none. It is impossible for it to do permanent damage beyond the effects it has on the throat. That's fact, I'm sorry if you've been lied to otherwise. If cannabis were legalized, CANNABIS WOULD STAY THE SAME! The people who use it would continue to do so, and very few new people would try it! By the next generation it would decrease! This is a scientific study that has been conducted, not just a fact out of my ass.
And the zeros are just plain lies. Why would you do that?
Hmm well yes...
That laziness is LazyBoy's! Someone's been stealing material!
sweet!
That was awesome! I'd love to know where you got the sounds!
Sweet!
I'm a fan of the song so I was immediately impressed. Your animation style is similar to my own (Though you wouldn't know it because I don't have any recent anims ready to post on NG yet).
The animation was smooth, the character design is interesting, the lip sync is spot on. It's an all round great music video for a song that everyone (that I know, anyway) knows and loves. Great work! I look forward to other animations you have on the way!
NO U!!!1!111ELEVEN!!!111!
IT'S A GUNDAM!!!
FIFEN!
Black Ninja please!
its on its way! and believe me, its gonna kill this one!
Cool!
For your first flash project, that was pretty nice! Though, like others have said; you should make more use of the big space you have given yourself by producing more of an environment, adding more background and foreground details.
The sound could have been better as the special moves didn't have any sound effects. The punching and blocking effects were nicely used but try to find something to use for when your characters are jumping.
Near the end, it seemed you got a bit lazy, especially when Ryu took Ken and Chun Li away from the scene. It was done way too hastilly.
There was a good use of music here, it fitted well apart from when you used the FFX theme tune. It either didn't fit the mood or maybe it was down to the fact that you just slapped it in there without fading it in or anything.
You need to work on your characters' dialogue as it was mostly very cliché and sometimes reeked of old Hollywood cheese. And try to break the habit of using speech bubbles. A traditional SF dialogue bar with perhaps the characters' portraits alongside as they speak would fit in very well.
The fighting was choreographed extremely well. A nice touch was when it went into a second of slow motion as they were dodging. Paying homage to SF vs MK 2, no doubt :-).
To summarise, the biggest flaw in this movie was sound and some of the dialogue. I hope my critique has given you some insight as to were and how to improve!
Keep it up and don't stop practicing!
HA!
Great! As good as the original.
I found Rupee Clock! YARR!!!
haha
Residing in the UK, studying at Plymouth College of Art and Design in animation. Take inspiration from Japanese animation and graphic novels. My favourite artists are Hayao Miyazaki and Yukito Kishiro.
Age 38, Male
Animation Student
Plymouth College of Art/Design
UK
Joined on 12/10/02
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