The Craft of War: REDEMPTION 

*LEEEEEEEEEEEEEROY-*

JEEEENKIIIIIINS!!

LEEEEEROYYYYYY

I see you are a fellow TTS fan as well.

Same

Ps. You still got it good job

For real, especially cause the Zhang isn't there anymore.

I know right?

@@blueblade6174 what do you mean he isnt there anymore?

I didn't even get a notification

I agree I didn't expect this either. Than again I'm not sure what I was expecting.

Try watching tales of the past And this isn't techno... or anime. It's just jrock.

Right looking at my phone like who the fuck is mark

Same did a double take like who the hell is this guy

Glad I'm not alone lol

Same lmao

yep same

There's that, but Redemption is also the name of the paladin spell that revives people.

@@ArkAssembly. can you bing me team slvr in to my house I got guaguatid in June 4

maybe you could start with a video breakdown of this guy?!

@@asliceofkai5006 Me? I'd be dreadfully afraid of doing that, but it does sound like a fun project. I'd want to know more about Mark's process before I did that however so it was less speculation.

Yup his fire still goes on

This might even be beyond Monty. Either that or it's been too long for me to remember his skill.

@@soldierstride554 Nah man I think you have a point there, people nowdays wont know Monty anymore but now its up to people like Mark to inspire new generation of animators and go one more lvlup something like that And we(or at least based solely on my experience and have only seen 2 people) can see where Monty flames go because of how distinct the choreography + pace?

@@azrifqalim4548 Exactly. This is the kind of thing missing from popular media for most of its time in existence. You have the established norms that resist change, and can only refine at best. But once the limit is reached, thats it. And then theres experimental types. Some trying out stuff because they can, and/or trying to break away from the norms. Monty sits at the nexus of 4 different things. Creative character designs, cinematography, editing, and choreography. Normally done by 4 different people; Monty brought the best of all 4 under one cohesive vision. The problem with modern movie production (and by extension, most video games), is you have someone who is maybe good at one or two things, trying to tell other people how to do their jobs. A centralized vision is good, but its gonna go to waste unless all talent involved understands how to leverage the others to get the best possible results. But with so much of Hollywood, and those getting into hollywood, very ego driven; even the talented people are too busy butting heads or spinning wheels to do their best possible work. This compounds an already critical problem of treating creative teams like farms that can churn out by the numbers results at high speed. Resulting in a whole generation of new talent being strangled to death in the cradle, as their not being taught to improve, as they're not already good enough (or at least well known enough) to be in charge. Because of all this, most of what we watch now doesn't work to inspire a new generation of talent. Just mindless, non-offensive, easy to consume, cheap to make "content" that reliably makes money. But its those outliers, the often unconventional, that really move things forward. Monty claim to fame isn't really raw innovation. Its the taking of multiple disciplines, and honing them to near perfection. Its in knowing that these things can be made better that inspires people to do the same. And thats what is really needed right now..... as so much of movies and shows these days are, while technically competent, are either uninspired or unexceptional in their execution.

Maybe he is still in college or something so he is not available for hire? I don't know, just speculating.

I believe that Mark was actually offered to work at Roosterteeth but declined the offer, as he would rather spend more time animating on his own behalf and education.

@@magmell777 Yeah....it be really cool if he got like....1 fight in though.

@@magmell777 I'm sure he did some work on Death Battle.

@@magmell777 He dodged the bullet big time.

Agreed, a glorious combination to be sure.

Now I imagine Arthas and Uther doing this when they fight as fellow Paladins and later enemies.

That's exactly how I found this. I saw it and was like, "What's this. Well it's from Mark so it must be good."

Nah this is a 100000000000000/10

That was a good show.

Oh my God, that would be awesome.

He who? I don't know that one's name