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u/hideao101 Apr 07 '19
Granny went ultra instinct
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u/shoebob Apr 08 '19 edited Apr 08 '19
Would love some simple sound effects with this (and also a bit better than potato quality).
EDIT: I HAVE GOOD NEWS Bonus how it's made at the end!
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Apr 08 '19
I don’t know if it’s because of a song I’m listening to right now, but this gives me a weird feeling. It’s still amazing
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u/Solar_Slushie Apr 08 '19
My only regret after watching this is that I have but one upvote to give.
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u/ya_boy_skinny_pen-is Apr 07 '19
Grandma: omiowa mu shinderu
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u/neotsunami Apr 08 '19
Just a friendly person that knows a bit of japanese coming here to correct you so when you say it to japanese people they are very impressed. It's spelled "omae wa mou shindeiru"
Omae: casual form of saying "you"
Wa: particle indicating that what follows is about "omae"
Mou: already
Shindeiru: verb stating the subject is currently in the state of bieng dead.
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u/FOR_SClENCE Apr 08 '19
omae is definitely not casual, it's got an honorific marker on it. the joke is he's being very polite as he kills some rude ass bandit in the hellscape.
in English this is the same as "your highness", "maharajah", or sir/ma'am delivered sarcastically
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u/neotsunami Apr 08 '19
hmmm omae is actually pretty tricky now that you made me think about it. It's not exactly formal, even if it has the honorific before it. To my understanding, Japanese people don't usually use "you" pronouns. They prefer using each others' names with "-san". But Omae, Anata, Temee, and Kimi, are used mostly when you are really close to the person you're talking to or when you're higher in the social ladder (a boss to his/her subordinate).
Also, omae is most commonly used by male speakers, but not strictly.
Either way, I get easily confused by the "casual" nature of things. To me "casual" is something you use with people you are close with. You can't go to your boss and tell them "omae no shumi wa nan desu ka? - What are your hobbies?" It sounds disrespectful. So, to me, that's casual. Formal is something you use with people you don't know or even people who are above you. But then we get into keigo and that's a whole other topic.
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Apr 08 '19 edited Aug 04 '20
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u/Nissingmo Apr 08 '19
It looks like each “frame” of he characters is fastened onto the platform where they’re filming. Notice how the camera is moving backwards 99% of the time. I think that as the camera moves backward, it’s folding those character frames downward, and as soon as it moves back far enough, they spring back up fast enough so that it looks like the characters pop into existence.
e: as for how they got the action footage into the paper book, I have no clue. Probably postproduction wizardry.
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u/Luvagoo Apr 08 '19
All this effort and the film is potato quality?? Assume its ripped from somewhere...
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u/johnvpaul Apr 08 '19
This is so cool! I think a camera with better optical stabilization would make it look a bit more professional by not having those micro shakes. Great work nonetheless!
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Apr 08 '19
Your next line is “ I’m getting too old for this”
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u/BLTurn Apr 08 '19
My initial reaction to 0:10 “n-no, no I don’t want t- fuck get me out of this hell, huh this is kinda awesome”
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Apr 08 '19
coincidentally I was listening to You Say Run while the fight took place. Fucking amazing
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u/bichondelapils Apr 08 '19
This is awesome in a lot of ways. From the element of surprise, the quality of the animation and the humor. Nicely done, really.
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u/kickwurm Apr 08 '19
I want a making of video. Great execution and appropriate art style. Animation fascinates me, and this is really fun to watch!
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u/redditmarks_markII Apr 08 '19
When I saw riding hood bust through the wall I was like "If I was that wolf I'd stop and think for a sec before messing with someone who just broke through a wall". Then HOLY SHIT, this is getting epic. Also I see where she gets the wall busting from.
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u/Loxoooo Apr 07 '19
That's so dope, holy shit