2001 story is somewhat normal battle anime. It is when he was 13 and learning how to fight. It's a lot of backstory. If you just want to start with the crazy arcs I think death row convict is the beginning of it. It's when Baki turns 17 so we started seeing more adult themes and weirdness.
Hahahaahah. that's hilarious. I can't wait till I see Ali Junior2001 story is somewhat normal battle anime. It is when he was 13 and learning how to fight. It's a lot of backstory. If you just want to start with the crazy arcs I think death row convict is the beginning of it. It's when Baki turns 17 so we started seeing more adult themes and weirdness.
Baki the grappler arc isn't normal though. This dude is like 14 year old middle schooler.
Ali Junior is a simp. The big black guy is Oliva. Baki 2018 is when the madness starts I guess. Baki season 1 and 2 is weird as shit too but it just pales in comparison to the 3rd season onward. I understand people can get turned off by Baki because it really is over the top.
No, you're just putting words in my mouth
Ewww, wtf. What type of MC only smile when another man piss on him. This is already weirder than what I anticipate.
It was great arguing during lunch at school back in the day over Mr Popo being black or not.
I watched the first episode, why is the frame rate so choppy?
It's 3d and less choppy that the last spiderman animated film. I think they're going for that low-frame look. Maybe I got used to it that it's actually smooth for me.
Apparently it's done on purpose and called limited frame animation. But it reminds me of that stupid Adam Sandler animated movie. Like the older reporter drinks his flask in slow motion or something.
I hate 3d animes as well. This was done really well.How dare you, they butchered an amazing classic.
Frame rate in traditional animation varies, sometimes even between different elements of the same sequence. It's typically called 'animating on ones' 'twos' or 'threes', for how long a frame is held. So for a 24fps sequence, animation on ones is every frame is a new drawing, twos gets you 12 drawings, and threes is just 8. Elements that aren't being redrawn, such as a scrolling background, can still be done on ones even when other elements are one twos. Animating on twos is very common. Even Akira, where much of it is animated on ones, still has parts that are done on twos. The reason 3D stuff looks so weird when animated on twos is because we're so used to it being done at 24fps, or even higher for video games. Rendering it out on twos is an intentional stylistic choice in these cases, and it clashes with expectations, making things look cheep or jerky when a hand drawn version of the same thing might not. The opposite effect, where things run at a higher frame rate than expected, is experienced as the "soap opera effect" and is responsible for keeping higher FPS video out of the cinema.
I don't notice it at all though with Attack on Titan.
Did you watch the original? It was big in America but non existent in Asia so the changes to the character design is considered a war crime.
Nonexistent in Asia? I remember watching it in late 90's, early 00's. Never religiously though.
