Marvel/DC Animation Sakuga MAD 

What, How the fuck i had never heard about this.

wow.. best tip saves me from having to download the videos

You should see all the other original shorts. They're so well animated

wow, looks like its rotoscoped m8 :3

@@slumpytony2941 nope. Didn't you read all the way? Also, rodoscoping gives it a way more mechanical look

Slumpy Tony and what if it was still better than most

That whole series has a crazy high quality for its time.

Arjuna Coles Well, Naotoshi Shida's style is kind of instantly recognizable

Yep, pretty sure he animated the iron man scenes. If he didnt I would be surprised. Shida made One piece and Dragonball super watchable for me as I was getting bored of both series after a while.

@@Rouxgarou96 you piece of crap. Did you just say one piece is boring.

Too bad Marvel abandoned it's animated films after the MCU.

* Cough Cough * this is Toei animation *Cough Cough* Naotoshi Shida

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The whole american animation is sakuga : check tom and jerry

@@weirddude9367 not the whole American animation but agree with Tom and Jerry The creator overdid himself with it and it was hand drawn on paper

@@drawforge9640 so is not the whole japanese animation, anime fans use the term sakuga where are the parts of a series that the animation is good, most american cartoons have higher frames per second.

@@weirddude9367 lol bruh ive been watching cartoons but anime is more dynamic and fyi high fram dont mean dynamic animation

@@derrickzadok2440 i thought sakuga means good animation not dynamic, but if sakuga means dynamic animation then i guess you are right.

The Avengers' scenes were made by a Japanese xD But you are right

@@victorlima1503 thats why I said some :P

Actually, not just "some of American animetion" there are a lot of examples of top animation there ( even more then anime could give you ).

The owl house and the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles show have some amazing Sakuga style animation

@@lucylu3342 Yep, Rise of TMNT has a very awesome animation! ...I still dislike modern cartoon humor. It looks too ugly for my taste. I miss kind and innocent humor of 80's cartoons Ducktales and Adventures of Gummi Bears.

Same. It seems like no one in the west wants to take any risk with animations. Not to mention some animation series in the west were ahead of their time. Like tron uprising and motorcity but sadly they both were canceled.

@@KeyleeTamirian as someone who watches modern cartoons your reply is wrong in every way

Western??? All of Disney, Warner Bros, Tom and Jerry, Looney Toons, MGM wants to know your location

@@MelloCello7 I think what he meant is like the series type.. most of those that you mentioned is mostly films so of course it's good if you know what i mean

Western anamioton it budget go to most of the scene in the episode unlike Japanese they save the budget for important scene only

@@realnegajpeg9935 do gumball count?

@@seedad117 yes something like gumball and gravity falls

Who the fuck told you that?

I'm a kid

Your wrong. As a kid, you may not understand how it's made, but it will have a lasting effect to the point that when you do grow up, you may research more on Animation. Who were the people who Animated specific cuts. Then, you may love the process so much that the kid may become a Animator someday. You ask a lot of these Animators who Animated these cuts what inspired them to be a Animator, most times, they would remember something from your childhood. Children do care about these things, you were probably a child when you have watched Batman the Animated series, now, years later, watching a Sakuga video online. Don't look down on the youth, or your youth.

Me too 😊

Have you ever heard of fluidanims tv? Or pivot stickfigure animator, maybe? The truth is, Japan is only as strong as you let them be. Praising them doesn't make our animation better.

There are also French animations, for my opinion they have mastered the 12 principles of animation more than Japanese animations did

@@largocharles8729 I know they have tradition, I know they helped shape anime to the point when anime overshadowed and finally killed them, and I'm frankly not a fan of french animation, although I respect what france does in terms of design and art overall. The fact that France treats the medium with -respect- is the effect of LINGUISTICS. French word for animation is "animé", so they don't have to wrestle with any dumbass censorship authorities when they for once make something that is not intended for kids. Linguistics are the very thing that shape the world as we know it. If the word "anime" wasn't invented, we would just call it "asian animation" and the entire Asia would be probably responsible for this. I believe the n word is still in use because Americans don't have a non offensive two syllabe equivalent for black people. In Poland we DO have one, so we can talk about these things without offending an entire race.

@@Tycini1 everyone and anyone can be masters or animation if they want too, and no one can be the only master of it, not even a single country. There is always a person dedicated to it no matter where he is or what way he is using

@@largocharles8729 Thank you Largo. Wouldn't have said it better myself.

Naotoshi Shida, real good animator

Cohero Yeah, it was taken down because of the song