Ultimate Gear War
Join the alien war, prepare your gear and protect your base at all cost!
4.19 / 5.00 15,433 ViewsSuramongo
Credits & Info
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Author Ace0fredspades
- Uploaded
- Apr 24, 2010 | 5:43 PM EDT
- File Info
- Movie
- 8.6 mb
- Daily Feature April 25, 2010
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Author Comments
the top of description:
in this movie I've used programm Macromedia Flash MX, textures from cgtextures, mastered fonts by Loronto, motion sequenses and periods from Samurai Champloo by Manglobe(thanx for informing), gif animations from gifbin, 4gif, sketching movement tutorial by K1ma, bg tutorial Nameless0, flashloops from z0r and others.
what is it:
Vivid and dynamic fullbody animation fight in a forest near the temple. Mongolian warrior stops swordmaster's meditation with his attack, and here starts the fight.
watching Info:
medium quality recommended.
duration 1 min 30+ sec. animation was done for 3.5 months. music used Litsa- prints gosplana. subtitles: English. I stopped animating sometimes and thrice changed the style- so sorry if it's too visible. I tried to change the conception of swordmasters fightings, we can see in animes and some films, where is no action only speaking and pathos, to only fighting.
I hope you'll enjoy this anim.
=Edit=
Ok as I could see the questions somebody has are already arisen, so I'll try to answer them:
please tell me, where is the difference between colour, line thickness or pure formless movement in attitude to conception of a movie I've created?
conception does not depend on form at all, form can be absolutely varieble.
Probably you will say, I also should mention all the colour patterns, and creators of macromedia flash including their parents and all the books of art that inspired me?
This work is a complete system I've created, and movement, motion, composition, colourscheme are atomic parts of it, that doesn't exist without a form.
And this form is mine.
Also some of those atomic parts were repicked from smb's other picks if you understand what am I saying, I've recopied them with the full understanding, what am I doing, making a copy of a copy, so I cannot really say where was it picked first. Versions you're giving are based only at the fact you've seen something with the same motion and just because this version of motion is more popular you have that opinion.
If you have enough time for things, like forum topics, comparing sequenses and mentioning all the atomic parts of smb's work with all of their repics- - its your way.
If you want to do it do it yourself.
Reviews
Rated 5 / 5 stars April 25, 2010
Fucking Awesome!!!!
one of the best flash on ng
Rated 5 / 5 stars April 25, 2010
Nice
Very nice!
Rated 1 / 5 stars April 25, 2010
Strikingly familiar
Well I am not going to say you rotoscoped some well known animes, because I have no real proof, but it seems to me that lot of the scenes were inconsistent. Some action sequences were really well done, but others were badly tweened. Imma gonna have to go through my samurai champloo dvd's.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars April 25, 2010
very nice but...
I think i saw some scenes from an anime or something. Some reminded me a lot Samurai champloo.
anyway, i got hooked when the first half ended. kinda started odd but finished very fluidely. I hope to see another of your work
Rated 5 / 5 stars April 25, 2010
Fluid action
I like the part when the swordmaster kicks the crap out of the Mongolian warrior.
I thought the subtitles was uncertainty. Nice animation though :D