TheMr.PrinceKnight said:
It's only my impression or Tu has tried to emulate something similar to Ishizuka aproach for the kick? not definitively like a copy paste but maybe a little bit of inspiration. I think he did something like that in 870 with the king cobra wich is kinda similar to Shida style but not like a copy.
I want ot make clear that in any case i'm not trying to criticize Tu and i don't think that approach (if it was the case that i obviously don't know) is a bad thing, i'm just curious of if i'm the only one who had this thought when i watched it.

PD english is not even my second language and i'm not fluent in it so i have some dificulties to express myself, i hope my idea is understandable enough for whoever want ot read it.

gaditoo said:
You are correct. One of the best features of Tu's work is that he is able to replicate other artists styles. He got inspired from Umakoshi's Giant Thor (I think that's the attack's name) from film Strong World for episode 914 or 915. He also said that he was looking for a Shida's approach when animating King Cobra (which resulted in a incredibly similar animation style that got many people thinking it was Shida), and now he es definitely emulating Ishizuka's style with that kick. I thought it was him until I got here and saw it was Tu's work. He is an incredible artist, the MVP of Wano no doubt about it.

TheMr.PrinceKnight said:
Are you the same Gaditoo that have a YT channel in spanish? if it's the case i usually watch the videos about the anime episodes but i coment with another nick in YT.

gg.aa said:
yes, he is. I am a sub

TheMr.PrinceKnight said:
Ok, gracias por la aclaración.

Superpipi13 said:
Veo que también hablamos español por aquí jsjsjs nice

gg.aa said:
si, pero somos la minoria (creo)