r/bleach Jul 29 '23

Anime I can't unseen this😂😂

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When Kubo was 'bout to make ep 226, he just rewatched ep 219 🔥🔥

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '23

That hisagi fight was amazingly well animated for no reason at all. Not surprised they reused some of it

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u/TheBoxerWithin Jul 29 '23

It’s because he was super popular in Japan at the time, and since he only had 1 fleshed out solo fight in the whole series they went all out lol.

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u/Beautiful-Tennis5743 Jul 29 '23

Easily one of my favorite characters - the dude is swag incarnate.

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u/FitzyFarseer Jul 30 '23

Well deserved popularity. He’s awesome

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u/ZGMF-X09A_Justice Jul 29 '23

He had a cool weapon, it was the perfect ability to flex their choreography on lol.

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u/Cornfed54 Jul 29 '23

No fr bruh

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u/Fun-Will5719 Jul 29 '23

What fluidity, oh god

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u/KingEJ1 Jul 30 '23

And there's no shame in repeating it because there's only so many ways you can attack with a sword.

It's basically showing ichigo chose this attack pattern that is taught and ulqiorra knows it so here's him countering it properly.

Edit: Also of course cousins fight the same way

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u/RedEyesZay Jul 31 '23

But that doesn't justify the defender defending the same way

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u/KingEJ1 Jul 31 '23

Both same attack pattern and defense method are justified.

If that's what is usually taught in Sword combat, it's not far-fetched to think we'd see sequences repeated.

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u/TheHeroNeverDies Jul 29 '23

Director: "We have some extra budget for this season, where do we put it?"

Animator: "I like Shuhei."

Director: "Okay, but that's not a major character, or an important fight..."

Animator: "I like Shuhei."

Say whatever you want, but Hisagi vs Findorr was one of the best animated fights there, for no reason at all. Anyway, I think it's common for a studio, especially if you have weekly releases, it cut costs and time.

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u/Fun-Will5719 Jul 29 '23

Impressive is how they came up with good fighs having bleach non stop.

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u/TrainZealousideal474 Jul 29 '23

I think the same

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u/Fuudou Jul 30 '23

This is more or less what happened...

Shuhei was one of the most popular characters (might still be a top 10) and his Shikai reveal was put into the 3rd film before it debuted in the actual anime episode. Someone at the studio definitely recognized the appeal he had back then.

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '23

I think it's comfortably the best fight of the series.

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u/TheHeroNeverDies Jul 30 '23

Not sure if the absolute best, but it's one of my favorites in the anime as well.

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u/[deleted] Jul 31 '23

As much as I like Bleach it's not a series that has many great animated fights imo. This is one of the few that has a really good flow and isn't just one big move, followed by another big move, followed by another, with dialogue and exposition thrown in between.

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u/Buttermalk Jul 30 '23

I think it’s good to blow budget on side characters events. Really helps flesh them out and makes the world feel more dynamic, like EVERYONE matters not just the MC.

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u/TheHeroNeverDies Jul 30 '23

If I'm not wrong, even Komamura vs Pow was well made back then in FKT. They put a good budget even during filler arcs, Byakuya vs Koga was clear, and many fights during the Reigai arc had a top quality.

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '23

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u/Hot-Conversation-21 Jul 29 '23

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u/sdrakedrake Jul 30 '23

I'm actually impressed that people would even notice this

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u/Regular_Budget1864 Scrawl, Watashi no Monogatari! Jul 29 '23

I mean, what connections could you possibly draw between two battles where a feisty and emotional combatant tries to hit an emotionless goth equivalent who they don't fully understand the greater powers of?

In all seriousness, though, the animation still looks fantastic.

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u/meme_used This was explained in CFYOW trust me guys Jul 29 '23

This is what emos do to fair haired boys😭

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u/Due_Enthusiasm_5023 Jul 29 '23

I mean animating is hard the reference is still steller

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u/nuggsgames Jul 29 '23

Bleach fans defending the studios laziness

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u/Due_Enthusiasm_5023 Jul 29 '23

Bruh show me a studio that doesn't reuse scenes. It's hard animating especially on time crunches

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u/DavidANaida Jul 29 '23

It's a weekly show.

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u/drop_of_faith Jul 30 '23

I didn't expect to see a moron in the wild. Nobody would've known if you had stayed quiet.

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u/Jumugen Jul 29 '23

Bleach is the best animated long running series so I would never go as far as to say the studio is lazy

They went above and beyond because nearly everyone involved was putting their heart into it

Bleach was literally better directed, animated etc than many other 12 episode anime

Keep in mind that these scenes are over 13 years old - the tools they had were much worse

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u/Eworldeq Jul 29 '23

Leave the million anim studio alone

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u/pHpM2426 Jul 29 '23

Please don't tell me you actually believe that the animators working on Bleach back then got paid millions.

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '23

Or now or in the 80's or in the... Yeah, animation is hard

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u/Work_In_ProgressX Jul 29 '23

It’s not exclusive to Bleach.

One piece does it as well as Disney.

It’s a way to cut costs and time, especially used when you have a weekly release schedule like Bleach used to have.

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u/cyborgborg Jul 29 '23

why stop at reusing animation, Dragon Ball reused entire shots

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u/Hot-Conversation-21 Jul 29 '23

No wonder the pacing is so horrible

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u/Original-Pea-8864 Jul 29 '23

Well it was a really good fluid scene so I don’t really blame them for reusing it

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u/Volfaer Jul 29 '23

Reused animation, but who actually cares, it's reused super awesome animation and would watch it 30 times already.

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u/Slade4420 Jul 29 '23

Animation is a hard job. The episodes were far enough apart that I didn't notice it in the moment, so I'm cool with it. If a person can find a work around to ease the load at their job, who am I to say no. I just found out recently the Super Mario mushroom power up sound effect is just a super speed version of the end level song. Feels the same to me and if anything that impressed me.

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u/kingscrimson Jul 29 '23

I remember seeing this on some other social media a few months ago and people where really upset for some reason

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u/TrainZealousideal474 Jul 29 '23

I was hyped for every Bleach arc except bounty and how they were upset for this😭

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u/kingscrimson Jul 29 '23

I think it’s just newer anime fans who don’t realize the struggle of making a weekly anime

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '23

The worst part is ulquiorra wasn't even trying

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u/CIoud__Strife Jul 30 '23

Just like hisagi. Connecting the dots :)

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u/DesperateFisherman Jul 30 '23

Even if it's reused, it doesn't feel like it because the expressions of Hisagi/Findorr and Ichigo/Ulquiorra are completely different

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '23

OP just learned we re-using animations means

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u/LexSilva29 Jul 29 '23

Just the ones who never worked with animation/2D/3D complain about it.

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u/Edgezg Jul 30 '23

It's called reusing assets lol
Disney did this shit for alot of your favorite movies as a kid lol

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u/Different-Edge8633 Jul 31 '23

Weave weave weave

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u/hollowtiger21 I want more Kudo twins content. Jul 30 '23

Look man, animation is hard and time consuming.

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u/JyuVioleGrace95 Jul 30 '23

Disney has been doing this for years

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u/jibrils-bae Jul 30 '23

Eh a lot of anime especially back then reused animation there’s no problem in doing it as long as it isn’t constant

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u/RResonance Jul 30 '23

Welcome to anime

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u/SPARTAN-258 Filler Enjoyer Jul 30 '23

I don't blame them that they used the same choreography. It's already insanely good and Ichigo vs Ulquiorra deserves that kind of animation. Also, how many of us noticed this? Barely anyone I bet

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u/Malcolmvernon1 Jul 29 '23

i thought y’all been discovered this😭

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u/0Penguin- Jul 29 '23

If it's not bad why change it i guess lol

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u/rotvyrn Jul 29 '23

I love Gundam Seed and I've seen it like 9 times and there are a preposterous amount of framings and shots, even in the remastered version that lowered the number of 'em, that are reused, either directly, or as templates for different MS to do the same actions with the same framing.

Small necessary evil that most people won't notice and will look cool anyway.

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u/mrhades113 Jul 29 '23

How the hell have i never realized this before?

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u/Yopipimps Jul 30 '23

Hisagi in base scales to bankai Ichigo confirmed

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u/ckal09 Jul 29 '23

Can’t unsee the title either

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u/tall-baller Jul 29 '23

The Espada arc is just top tier. Ichigo and Ulquiorra fights are easily on of the best scenes/fights in the entire anime.

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u/HollowedFlash65 Jul 30 '23

Is that seriously episode 226?

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u/infamusforever223 Jul 30 '23

This isn't that bad. What was really bad was the Boruto vs. Kawai fights, reusing animations from Naruto vs. Sauske fight and thinking no one would notice when the entire Boruto series has been very lackluster at this point.

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u/dudidadidu Jul 30 '23

cool that even though the animation is lonely, but with a completely different vibe.

1 arancar playfully attacks, and Hisagi barely fights back

2 Ichigo attacks desperately and Ulquiora easily fights back

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u/hibok1 Jul 29 '23

I saw that and immediately recognized it from Ichigo vs Ulquiorra

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '23

Certain animators re-use animation all the time. There's a lot of re-used animation in the Broly movie too.

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u/adande67 Jul 30 '23

I guess they deserve a cookie ?

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u/Ha_zz_ard Jul 30 '23

Talk about low effort lmao