I know your pain. :( Her Haxorus is a soul destorying monster. It OHKO'd my entire team after one DD. I only beat her because I managed to Paralyze it, and even then I had to Revive my team for the rest of her Dragons. Awesome animation btw.
[Sweeping Intensifies]
Some Context: Pokemon Black 2 was the first game I played on SET; but it wasnt much of a challenge. Beat the Unova Elite Four with ease (Dark, Ghost and Psychic have similar weaknesses)... and then I got to Iris.
Completely forgot she was a Dragon Champion and not Mixed like other champions. And I had no Ice or Dragon moves. Was doing well until Haxorus came out and Dragon Danced...
What followed was the best sweeping I've seen since Whitney's Miltank Rollout set. Been wanting to put this in animated form for a while now.
I know your pain. :( Her Haxorus is a soul destorying monster. It OHKO'd my entire team after one DD. I only beat her because I managed to Paralyze it, and even then I had to Revive my team for the rest of her Dragons. Awesome animation btw.
I think I ended up farming to get Dragon Pulse for my Serperior, and by some luck she decided to use Dragon Dance twice in a row so I could kill it. It's a rough fight.
This was an attention grabbing 12 seconds of animation.
You used plenty of camera angles and somehow created the illusion of constant movement.
The animation sometimes had temporary pauses of less than a second.
The music had a 8 bit sound to it.
It sounded like it came fron a videogame soundtrack.
This video works as an introduction to a much longer movie.
I enjoyed the animation and love what you made so far.
- Mightydein
I did use the original soundtrack from Black/White 2 on the DS so that's probably why it sounds that way xD.
Thanks!
Anyone who's played Pokemon Black (or any pokemon game for that matter) can sympathise with the animation. It's well done, and despite being short, it's amusing af. The days of furiously battling Cynthia's Garchomp and Milotic were revived within me.
I'll have to make a whole new animation some day on how terrifiying Cynthia, her team and her theme are...