Is there any western cartoon with better fight scenes when korra?
>>78824352
Last Airbender
Not really no.
>>78824372
lol
>>78824372
/thread
No, I really liked the fight scenes,
>>78824372
>>78824408
Seriously no. Just because it was the better cartoon don't make the mistake of thinking every aspect was better. TLA fights were all punches at air at opponents about 10 feet away. Of coursed they were choreographed great but there was really nothing but flashiness. LoK on the other hand closed the distances a little more, people got hit a little more even though it wasn't as flashy there was way more impact and all with the same great choreography. It was even better in season 1 with god-tier animation.
Star wars the clone wars
>>78824454
>TLA fights were all punches at air at opponents about 10 feet away
What the fuck am I reading?
>>78824619
Mostly. Aang never even hit anybody. Fights between benders was probending.
>>78824665
They used the element as an extension of themselves, but also using the properties of the element. Aang used to wind to move himself and the opponents around modifying the battlefield to gain an advantage.
Somehow I get the feeling you think this is worse then LoK. Which was hit people with wind and all the sudden flying powers.
>>78824352
There are many
SBT
Tron Legacy
Young Justice
Justice League
>>78824753
>Aang used to wind to move himself and the opponents around modifying the battlefield to gain an advantage.
That's fine but that's ALL he ever did. Dodge, dodge, dodge and occasionally he'd blow some wind that Zuko or whoever would also dodge. Compared to Tenzin who used the same principals in his fight against the Red Lotus but also counter attacked. That is better.
>>78824754
>SBT
>Young Justice
>Justice League
Good certainly but I wouldn't call these fights better than LoK. I haven't seen Tron Legacy.
>>78824754
Nah
Ok, so lets raise the roof here
Is there any animus that have better fight scenes then Korra? Name at least a couple
Even if the Korra art was more advanced I preferred ATLA's more Kung fuish choreography.
I think they fired that martial arts consultant guy
>>78825167
Also, am I doing something wrong or iPad seriously can't post gifs?
>>78825209
Sifu Kisu still worked on LoK
>>78825167
All of them senpai
>>78825167
Gonna post some gifs and webms of fights from the show with THE BEST CARTOON FIGHT SCENES IN THE WORLD UNTIL PROVEN OTHERWISE
>>78825311
Also a good reminder of what a botcher Korra was
>>78824964
>>78825167
Shit taste confirmed
go back to /a/ weab
>>78825368
>>78825370
YJ and JLU fights weren't even particularly good fag.
>>78825386
This one was particularly hype
>>78825473
>>78825521
>>78825386
I haven't watched LoK yet, so pardon my questioning, but why's Aang just using airbending? Did he lose his ability to bend the other elements when Korra became the Avatar?
>>78824352
Yes, Batman beyond.
Terry is usually out of his element fighting people stronger or more skilled then him. Terry himself was pretty inexperienced and even with bruces guidance found himself in tough spots.
The fights had a lot more meaning. Korra may have had better animation, But shows like BB had fights with a lot more meaning behind them or were a lot more memorable.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIRCnkwnHqM&ab_channel=ChibiDanteSparda
even a decade and a half later people still remember Mad Stan despite not appearing in anything.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MduM0SCXlqM&ab_channel=AgentOliver
>>78825543
Always liked this little scene
>>78824372
Imo this. The fighting in Atla was just alot more interesting to watch, whereas LoK often felt like basic boxing with added flying spinning kicks.
>>78825614
it's not Aang, it's his kid
>>78824850
I think you completely missed the point of Aang's philosophy. Aang was a pacifist 100% until extenuating circumstances forced him to contribute to the war early on in the show. His style reflected that.
Tenzin, while still holding the tenets of the air nomads in high regard, had an aggressive streak paired with a no nonsense attitude and it showed in his bending.
>>78825683
The bearded guy with the orange and red robe isn't Aang? Okay then.
>>78825639
This thread isn't about writing anon.
>>78825386
What I like about this one is that up until this fight Zaheer seemed untouchable. Yet he knew he was no match against Tenzin, started fleeing and was slipping.
>>78825691
I was only using Aang as an example to characterize fights in ATLA as a whole.
>>78825661
>>78825167
Katanagatari
Sword of the Stranger
One Punch Man
>>78825702
Op asked for better fight scenes. Writing is absolutely part of fight scenes. Good writing can make a fight scene a lot more intense because it can make it a lot more meaningful.
if you're not invested in a fight, no matter how cool the fights scenes may be, it's unmemorable and at worst, boring.
>>78825695
Minor spoilerAang is dead by the time legend of Korra starts
I agree the fights in LoK were a lot more physical than the fights in TLA, but I did like bending in fights more in TLA than in LoK. It felt like the use of elements in fights was more structured and complex. Ming-hua is a particular example of where LoK just abandons the kung fu thing entirely.
>>78825746
Bending in LoK was so lackluster. it just came down to punch fire, punch water, punch air, punch earth.
I mean look at this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCXHi0kFucc&ab_channel=PrincessAzulaTV
>>78825787
Though Season 3 in LoK does really knock it out the park.
>>78825771
If it can't stand on its own then it isn't the fight scene itself that's better its the context.
>>78825473
Ok, I wasn't, going to whatch season 4, but this fight is too amazing.
Its a shame that the only bad thing about this show was the writting.
>>78825762
Seen em all, SotS and One Punch are pretty good
Post something else
>>78824754
Man, I love YJ and Justice League but those fights have nowhere near the animation of Korra or AtLA.
>>78824352
>ctrl+f
>No Samurai Jack
I though you were better than this /co/.
>>78825762
>one meme man
>better fight scenes
>>78825859
The dream sequence fight in OPM is very good.
>>78825807
It's pretty and all but mostly just standing in one place and shooting at each other. The characters are so disjointed that Azula could suddenly hop up onto a roof with no rhyme or reason without Katara taking notice. I've noticed things like that a couple times in atla fights actually.
>>78825874
good, not better
>>78825878
>>78825807
Also this is literally the most well produced fight scene in the whole show, the rest were significantly worse
>>78825874
Everything Genos too.
His power is style.
>>78825898
It's a different kind of choreography. I think it is better actually, but obviously YMMV!
>>78825851
I don't actually watch very much anime so I probably can't. I remember liking some of the angle stuff Kara no Kyoukai does but in general I wasn't impressed by the quality of animation.
>>78825830
Exactly, Context is everything. And take a big guess where context comes from.
A good fight scene isn't just fluid animation and good choreography. They're certainly the most obvious factors, but things like camera angle, sound production (including music or lack thereof) and yes, writing also matter.
If you single out korra fight scenes, sure they're really good fights scenes, better than batman beyond. But if you take take the whole episode/show into account, BB has better fights scenes because they have more meaning behind them and you want to root for terry. A, unexperienced kid out of his element fighting creatures and people better than him.
Where as Korra has the backing of all 4 elements, friends in high places, every advantage and still can't get shit done unless the plot very obivously needs to move forward because the show is barely organic.
>>78825795
>>78825807
You know, besides emotional weight, what's the big difference between Final Agni Kai and this >>78825795 choreography wise?
>it just came down to punch fire, punch water, punch air, punch earth.
But that's what we can see in TLA. Zuko and Azula punching fire at each other.
>>78825795
a classic
>>78825975
The emotional weight alone is enough to make Zuko/Azula fight more impressive.
But outside of that they seem to follow the principles of their element and use martial arts movements that fit with Fire bending.
To me, Tonraq vs Unalaq fight just looks like Tonraq waving his arms around at random producing different effects every time. There doesn't seem to be any finesse to it at all, just brute force, which never seemed to be the case in Atla.
>>78825386
The only thing Tenzin does is airpunching and mario jump around. No dodging, just spamming kamehamehas. Zaheer does do a couple of flips and jumps.
>>78825473
Earthbending is somehow more flexible and acrobatic than airbending. Sure, it's been wrongly established by the show before, but it's been there. It's not as much of an issue. Using metal armor against a metalbender is a bit idiotic, though rule of cool, I guess.
>>78825521
Kai is punching, Mako is punching, Bolin is punching, Everyone's punching. The bad guy uses the environment 3 times.
>>78825543
Zaheer is punching and Kia is punching
>>78825746
straight up regular punching except with fireblasts whenever her fists are pointing past the dude
There's no emotion in this, just fights for the sake of fighting. No lore/exploration except 'now that all nations are united, everyone punches'. No combining elements like water philosophy from a firebender to redirect lightning. Nothing interesting was added in Korra.
>its explained that all bending is now probending.
If it were explained that the sun died out and that's why all episodes were pitch black, It woudln't make for a good aspect of the show either.
>>78825975
The Fire had different shapes.
>>78826034
>But outside of that they seem to follow the principles of their element and use martial arts movements that fit with Fire bending.
>To me, Tonraq vs Unalaq fight just looks like Tonraq waving his arms around at random producing different effects every time.
Literally no difference.
Korra has a lot of problems, but fight choreography and animation are not among them.
>>78826034
Just wanted to add that Tonraq vs Unalaq was still entertaining to watch, but it wasn't up to par with really good fights from Atla, like the final Agni Kai.
>>78825975
Bending in tla was based around martial arts.
Water had to have fluid motions to bend, but not anymore I guess just punch away and see what elements fly out of your hands
>>78825975
No fluid water-like movements, no defense/counter attacking from a water philosophy of using the opponent's strengths, just tele-punching.
Everyone in LoK is firebending different colors. It worked for Zuko in TLA because he was a firebender and it's raw power is impressive and fits his emotional status, but it shouldn't work outside his element for every single person.
>>78825691
>Aang was a pacifist 100% until extenuating circumstances forced him to contribute to the war early on in the show.
That's cool, but it also doesn't do a thing to change the fact that Korra got better fight scenes. Which is not to say that Aang's fight scenes weren't good; just that Korra's were better.
>>78825782
Anyone who thinks that that is a spoiler, is clinically retarded. The entire point of the Avatar cycle is that a new one gets born when the old one dies. There wouldn't even BE a Legend of Korra is Aang weren't dead.
>>78826082
But that is different. Following principles set up previously and basing Fire bending on real martial arts, compared to some guy doing whatever, is a huge difference.
Korras animation is great, the choreography is also great in places. But it does feel like it diminished what made Atlas fighting so good.
ATLA treated bending like a martial art, which made it more technically impressive.
LOK treated bending like a superpower, which made it more visually impressive.
>>78826132
>ATLA treated bending like a martial art, which made it more technically, visually and emotionally impressive, despite obvious animation/art limitations.
>LOK treated bending like a superpower, which made it pandering and patronizing shit.
The only thing LoK had over TLA was framerate and 'FX' resolution.
LoK made all the bending work the same way, jumpy-flippy-fancy-punchy, in Avatar all the bending actually represented the actual arts they were based off of.
This anon is more >>78825853
but the cartoon with the best fight scenes is this one
>>78825746
I wish I could dance this good
>>78826214
*more correct
>>78825236
Only on the first two seasons
>>78825236
And John Williams worked on episode VII. It's still far from his best work.
>>78826214
Meh. As a general rule I don't like fight scenes where one party has clear advantage over the other party. That describes 90%+ of the fights in the Clone Wars cartoon.
Remember Mace Windu punching an army to death, for example?
>>78826303
What actually saddens me is that my favorite John Williams piece is something he did, and wasted on, football of all things.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pT5kLrhOCM
>>78826132
Yo, check out all dat tech, so impressive
>>78826034
Name me one good and rememberable fight scene from Atla that isn't from the finalle
>>78826344
I see your point
>>78826358
Heh, I still love his work on the originals and even the prequels more. Also Harry Potter's main theme is pretty great.
>>78826360
The Drill, Aang vs Azula.
Siege of the North part 1, Katara vs Zuko.
Zuko vs Zhao, Zuko vs guards in Zuko Alone. The Scene where the Gaang attack the earth kings palace.
I could probably think of more.
>>78826360
>>78826403
On the other hand, most of the memorable fights from LoK are remembered because they were bad.
>>78826035
>just because it doesn't satisfy my own criteria for a good fight, it's a bad fight scene
retarded, do you call every fight scene in other action movies without bending bad because they just have punching and kicking?
Also the fight between Tenzin and Zaheer show obvious traditional styles with Tenzin re-directing Zaheer's blows. He also dodges plenty in the full fight scene if you actually bothered to watch it.
I think TLA is way better than LoK but you don't have to blindly stan one over the other.
>>78826369
Don't get me wrong, scenes like what you posted can definitely serve a narrative purpose - the old master training the hero; Frieza manhandling Nail with one arm to establish just how far above everyone else he is; and so on.
But the fights aren't interesting to look at from the perspective of someone who wants to see a really cool fight scene. Cool fight scenes are close battles.
>>78826214
>>78826271
the new Clone Wars isn't as stylistic but im pretty impressed with a lot of the fight scenes in it, especially between Jedi. The Maul and Savage vs Sidious fight is really well done as is many of the Mandalorian fights.
>>78826424
>most of the memorable fights from LoK are remembered because they were bad.
Dude what
>>78826188
>pandering
literally what are you even saying
pandering to who, patronizing to who
>>78826132
No, seriously, where did this idea about Atla's fight scenes being "authentic" and "totally like real kung fu" came from?
It's literally just Korra's fighting but with bigger element blasts to make up for worse animation quality
>>78826467
Well they are. Which fights do you remember the most?
The ones i most clearly remember are the Kaiju fight, The mecha fight and korra jobbing a whole lot. I do remember a good one too, with Korra vs Zaheer, but outside of that i have to think pretty hard to remember the good fights from LoK since they're just not as memorable.
>>78826509
It came from the idea that they base the bending on actually existing martial arts, and used atleast 2 martial arts instructors to coreograph Atla fight scenes.
>>78826517
Zaheer verses anybody. Zaheer verses everybody. Those are the ones I most remember.
Although watching Amon fight was pretty awesome too, whenever he decided to actually throw down.
>>78825807
Cool Zuko costume, but you got the scar on the wrong side.
>>78826360
Toph vs. Aang in the Blind Bandit
Toph vs. THE BOULDER in the Blind Bandit
Katara vs. Ty Lee + Mai at the top of the stairs in Omashu (i think)
Sokka vs. his master
>do you call every fight scene in other action movies without bending bad because they just have punching and kicking
Are you functionally retarded? You do realize there's a context to this.
>obvious traditional styles with Tenzin re-directing Zaheer's blows
Where? He's just fucking punching. If anything Zaheer redirects more attacks. Are you fucking blind? I was just commenting on the webm posted as an example of good fights. Tenzin jumps over one blow. literally. The other one he punches through. It's straigt up firebending + mario jumps.
>>78826483
pandering to everyone one who had been complaining about the fights in TLA being better and patronizing for trying to pass a flashy and over the top fight sequence for a good, emotional one. Maybe it's not the right words, but english is not my natural language, I think I got the point across.
>>78824352
The Boondocks had a couple great ones.
>>78826538
So the same as Korra?
>>78826569
>Toph vs. Aang in the Blind Bandit
Meh.
>Toph vs. THE BOULDER in the Blind Bandit
Even more meh.
>Katara vs. Ty Lee + Mai at the top of the stairs in Omashu (i think)
I actually legitimately don't even remember this one.
>Sokka vs. his master
I think we're restricting ourselves to bending fights. Otherwise though I'll agree that this was fun.
>>78826360
My favorite from ATLA was always Aang vs. Bumi. Our first time ever seeing high level Earthbending.
>>78825878
But punching and brute force/speed is the whole phiosophy of firebending, particularly during a comet. The problem in LoK is that every single person uses the firebending moves.
>>78824352
Clone Wars.
Ren & Stimpy
You can feel every bone-cracking joint-crushing blow
This is probably the GOAT fight scene in animation history:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rR1cMPnMcaY
>>78826604
No, because Korra isn't based on those martial arts. The closest we got was Lavabending everthing else was an attempt at making the fighting seem more modern without knowing what makes it interesting to look at or knowing how modern fighting works. Just look at all the jumping and spinning kicks that serve no purpose at all beyond trying to look flashy.
>>78826613
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7s0ti3eV4F4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8f5yZ72NjEA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukr5c07gaUI
See how each fighter uses her environment and advantages. There's much more to fighting than straight up punching. It's also relevant to the story.
Not once in Korra did they put this much thought into a battle.
>>78826744
Yep, I'm gonna say that's the best one I ever seen
Does anybody know any other contenders?
>>78826746
>Just look at all the jumping and spinning kicks that serve no purpose at all beyond trying to look flashy
You mean like every jumping and spinning kick in Atla?
>>78826823
>uses her environment
>as an Earthbender
>in a stadium made of earth
wow lotta thought there
>>78826940
Doesn't happen all that much actually, i assume because in the martial arts they mimic you can't do it very often.
Whereas in Korra they do it all the time, especially firebenders. They also just jump alot in general even though it wouldn't help them at all.
>>78826957
It's more than Korra ever managed. Heck, they even made special disks for earthbenders to firebend around.
>>78824352
>>78824376
>>78824454
Do I really miss this maximum troll or are you that far gone? Korra fight scenes were shit. The only good fight of S1 was against Tarlok. Arena fights were incredibly blend, just throwing around bolts of fireearthwater and anything creative was cheating. Not to speak of every dipshit knowing lightning but no one got the idea of quicksand or an ice floor against melee ninjas. All styles got mashed into one MMA style.
>>78826940
The only person jumping around in TLA is Aang, which does make like 30% of the fighting time, but that's the whole point of airbending.
>>78826994
>Heck, they even made special disks for earthbenders to firebend around.
Do you really think they used those throughout the whole show?
You didn't actually watch it did you?
>>78827013
>Not to speak of every dipshit knowing lightning
>It's a modern setting where information is free and no longer controlled by an giant genocidal empire
>getting mad that people know things
It would make less sense if it was still a huge mystery.
>>78826517
>no muggleCaptain vs TeamAvatar beatdown
>no Amon vs Tarrlok
>no Tarrlok vs Korra (heavy context here too)
>no Tenzin vs Red Lotus
>no Bolin vs Ghazan
>no Kuvira's 1st fight as she goes into iconic JKD stancemako sucks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eg6bJ4C-rtY&ab_channel=Victorforu
Here's an Atla scene, that has about 5 jumping attacks for no reason
Please note the Fire Whips, Crystal Armor and Jet Hands and the Rolling Earth Ball Ninjitsu - the classic and realistic Kung Fu manuvers
>>78826271
Holy shit commander fox calm down
>>78827106
I mean now that you mention them, yeah they were cool, but i hadn't even considered those because they weren't memorable enough.
The original post i commented on was talking about memorable fights, and personally i didn't find almost any of the good fights in LoK memorable.
>>78827098
Lightning bending isn't just about knowledge, it's about controlling your emotions which isn't something you can just do as an average joe. Just look at Zuko, if it was just about knowledge he should be able to ligtning bend, but he never achieved that.
>>78827157
meant to reply to that delusional anon with nostalgia glasses on
>>78826985
>>78827178
Which then begs the question...does Korra Season 2 have any good fights?
I don't even like Wan vs Vaatu.
I can't remember any at all. Something with Eska/Deska?
Wait...I think I just remembered. Tonraq vs Unalaq? Anyone with a link?
>>78827157
Way better fight than most of Korra. Being realistic doesn'tem make it good, the fact that they did more with the elements was a really fucking point.
>>78827178
>it's about controlling your emotions which isn't something
Not only is it prolly easier to control your emotions when you're not a hormonal sperg whose been brooding about abandonment and child abuse but
>controlling your emotions
>Azula
Come on.
>>78827041
You mean the parts where they took materials out of the wall to tele-punch them around like they did with the disks?
Instead of moving the whole ground or making walls or holes or something that requires new assets to be animated or creativity to be mustered?
>>78827157
At least the water movements are fluid, the fire movements are fast and the air movements are acrobatic. Katara needs to keep moving to keep the water around her. There's a logic to it, and creativity. There's a coupe of errors, sure, firewhiping is bullshit, but everything else was on par with the established lore. Also, 5 jumps in 12 minutes. Gee, so many jumps. Korra did all those in two attacks.
>>78827251
>It's still way better because it's better
>Don't pay attention to me moving this goal post
>Water in Korra doesn't move like water
I wonder, how many times does Korra continuously bend moving water? I thought she usually did more ice shit
>>78827157
Most of those jumps serve a purpose, i only counted 1 that was without purpose which was done by Aang.
The fire whips you can clearly see in the scene is based on specific movements. The armour is aswell really desu. The earth ball i'll give you even if it wasn't actually used for fighting but for transportation.
It's still nothing compared to the often used jumps and spin kicks that open pretty much every fight in LoK. Not to mention that LoK rarely uses moves based on specific martial arts, or that the same kind of movements produce the same kind of results.
So it's not really nostalgia, it's just that in Atla they use the movement better to produce certain results and movements rarely feel pointless.
>>78827236
I found some of the Unalaq vs Mako/Bolin and Unalaq vs Korra to be pretty good. The emotional context was shit though and the climax of the fights were boring so they're not that memorable.
>>78827271
Thats how it was presented. And Azula could control her emotions enough to fool Tophs lie detector vision, so i guess she can.
>>78827308
I'm not the same anon that you was talking.
Are you saying that fighting and manipulating elements on ATLA weren't more creative? Fire whip and diamond armor are incridibly good examples.
>>78827420
Maybe the problem is, the villain/antagonist was boring. Unalaq really sucked ass emotional. That whole "be more spiritual" schtick just didn' really fly well as a villain.
>>78827495
Possibly, i just think that the bad fights where really fucking bad, so they kinda shove the good ones into the back.
Book 2 had some pretty nice fights as well
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdwdBmuDjZ0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKoZYA8C4PM
>>78827449
>Azula could control her emotions enough to fool Tophs lie detector vision
In a completely calm situation with no movement. I think you would agree that in her last fight against Zuko, things were anything but calm.
>>78827469
>Are you saying that fighting and manipulating elements on ATLA weren't more creative?
That has fuck all to do with the actual point they were making.
People are trying to paint ATLA as this super accurate and thoughtful representation of multiple martial arts forms and are getting shut down with actual real examples of dudes doing a million pointless flips in a fight and shooting jets out of their hands.
Them being more creative doesn't automatically make them better. I enjoy both ATLA and Korra for what they were, not what I thought they should be.
Korra is my waifu. Not yours, I claimed her.
>>78827667
I'd agree, Azula lightning bending at the end was weird. But i guess i like the show enough to come up with ways it could work. Preferably she wouldn't have used lightning.
>>78827667
Also no ones said it was ultra accurate in Atla, just that it was more accurate than LoK. LoK feels like everything is made so it can look flashy but at the same time more realistic, and they failed at both.
The point just is that even with bending, Atla is actually based on atleast 4 different martials arts, one per element, and they did a reasonably good job of replicating that, while enhancing it in certain places via bending.
In LoK they tried to make the bending more modern, but added movements that no one would use in modern fighting, outside of that they also added more movements that even traditional martial arts wouldn't use.
>>78827806
>they did a reasonably good job of replicating that, while enhancing it in certain places via bending
>In LoK they tried to make the bending more modern, but added movements that no one would use in modern fighting, outside of that they also added more movements that even traditional martial arts wouldn't use.
By your logic they were "enhancing" it.
>>78827943
No because it specificly doesn't enchance anything.
For instance Aang uses airbending to jump higher so he can escape. He uses airbending to become more agile, that is using his bending to enhance the martial art.
In Korra they don't use their elements to support their movements. They do jump kicks because it looks cool on screen. They basicly don't enhance their abilities with bending, they just do things regardless of their ability. Like the jumpkicks that everyone does regardless of bending style, and that they don't make more effective via bending.
>>78824754
This
Motor city, Tron legacy, Symbionic titan, Jackie chan adventures
>>78824754
>>78828638
Tron Legacy was the movie's name, Tron Uprising was the cartoon.
RWBY.
>>78825167
Kara no kyokai or anithing done by Ufotable that isn't cgi shit
The Hokuto no Ken old movie
Sword of the Stranger
>>78824372
Yup.
>>78824352
This thread is literally ran by an OP who has his fingers in his ears yelling "I'm not listening, Korra is the best LALALALALA."
>>78824352
Motorcity
>>78825167
>Is there any animus that have better fight scenes then Korra? Name at least a couple
https://sakuga.yshi.org/post/show/14715/
https://sakuga.yshi.org/post/show/10095/
https://sakuga.yshi.org/post/show/4595/
https://sakuga.yshi.org/post/show/5477/
https://sakuga.yshi.org/post/show/10753/
https://sakuga.yshi.org/post/show/15791/
And if you include movies...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rR1cMPnMcaY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVi_fs2oz3E
>>78827164
That's Captain Fordo, not Commander Fox.
>>78826744
The whole last half hour is great but yes, that is probably the best animated fight in recent years.
>>78830142
Oh yeah, I forgot a pretty cool one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdF4FNORbsg#t=12m12s
>>78826035
underrated post.
>>78824754
>>78828638
>Tron Uprising*
Adding more:
GI Joe Renegades
Spectacular Spider-man
TMNT 2k3 (occasionally)
The Boondocks
>>78830142
That Fate/Stay Night one isn't so good but the others are pretty nice. The monogatari loses a sense of place, which I hate, and the DanMachi doesn't give any sense of the character's strengths but the animation in them is still good.
One thing I really, really like about the fight in SotS is it conveys the physicality of each of the fighters exceptionally well.
>>78827271
I think controlling emotions was all Azula had left, really.
>>78824372
Yup. It was a lot more varied and dynamic. Korra had some good fights, but so many of the characters fight in the same boxing style that it gets kind of repetitive.
Why did everyone have to punch all the fucking time?
Something about these Korra/Avatar(?) webms bothers me. I think it might be that the animation is too smooth, even and neat, when it would be better served by the kind of fast, sharp movements anime uses. It also seems like the camera work and editing is excessively concerned with making sure we can clearly see every movement and don't get confused about anything. Theoretically that's good, but the end result feels dull.
It probably didn't help production that the storyboarders were in America and the actual animators in Korea.
>>78831357
i dont even like Korra but i dont understand if you are complaining,praising or baiting.
>>78826271
03 clone troopers were legit
>>78832053
I don't see what was unclear about what I said.
>the fire nation never actually lost the 100 year war
>team avatar actually just backed a coup d'etat that caused the war to end
