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I always thought an aesthetic similar to that of Casshern Sins or even Chainsaw Man could fit the somber tone Berserk has. A Yamauchi/Umakoshi take on the series would do wonders imo
Maybe it's just me overthinking, but Maru's face at 0:20 has a quite much Katsuhiro Otomo style vibe, especially the nose and the way the eyes are designed resemble a lot his work on AKIRA, the manga even more than the anime.
Which would make a lot of sense, after all, according to what I've read Heaven's Delusion's author major inspiring artist is the very Otomo
Hello123 said: I always thought an aesthetic similar to that of Casshern Sins or even Chainsaw Man could fit the somber tone Berserk has. A Yamauchi/Umakoshi take on the series would do wonders imo
I'm tempted to say I'd like to have the 97 character design, but tbh I think the designer for the golden age movies (who is... also Dororo's character designer, I believe?) would still fit perfectly. But that hypotetical adaptions need not to have that overly bright and light general aesthetic and possibly avoid abominable CGI (those puppets with plate mail bending like fabric.... -shivers-)
I wouldn't say so because the distinguishing factor of that sort of cut is the projectiles following a specific target somewhere on-screen in a radial fashion. This is just missiles with smoke trails with the thing they're following being strictly in the foreground of the shot.
From the sheet music at 0:18, the piece that Paul practices is the Impromptu in E-flat major by Schubert. And it's really good that the right notes were played in this clip.
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6 months agoWhich would make a lot of sense, after all, according to what I've read Heaven's Delusion's author major inspiring artist is the very Otomo
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6 months agoHe also handles some cuts before and afterward.
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