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ken
over 3 years ago
i kept the still since they help with the transition and it will look weird without them, they're too good as well
KoHorizon
over 3 years ago
Holy fuck that Ending surprised me so much. How the hell did they manage to make an OP and ED that are fucking Bangers !
FierceAlchemist
over 3 years ago
Another great Igarashi solo ED.
Peasful8
over 3 years ago
I really wanna know if references were used and what they were.
Igettäjä
over 3 years ago
Peasful8 said:
I really wanna know if references were used and what they were.
It was based on the performances of RyuICHI and SARA YAMANAKA, so very likely at least referenced in some way or another. RyuICHI’s performances were used for Yuuji, Megumi and Gojou, and SARA’s performance was used for Nobara.
hgfdsahjkl
over 3 years ago
was it referenced or rotoscoped ?
for example ebata ending for hoshiai,you can tell its referenced
but this one I think is definitely rotoscoped
Igettäjä
over 3 years ago
hgfdsahjkl said:
was it referenced or rotoscoped ?
for example ebata ending for hoshiai,you can tell its referenced
but this one I think is definitely rotoscoped
No offical confirmation on that, for all we know it could even be a bit of both.

Personally I don’t think this seems fully rotoscoped, the motion doesn’t really leak through the usual obvious qualities that result from that technique, like head and body feeling like they belong to different entities, or body parts or clothes “snapping in place” throughout the motion. Though of course some people are just very good at utilizing the technique in a way that hides those kind of details well.
PurpleGeth
over 3 years ago
as with a lot of these cases the line between the two is pretty difficult to disparage. Regardless of whether some parts were rotoscoped or not though, it's clear that a lot of work went into delineating the frames in a way that feels natural to animation, similar to the Chika dance Kaguya ED.
bobpsycho100
over 3 years ago
Based on his tweets it sounds more like they shot reference videos and then he referenced the poses for his animation. He even says the girl dancing had to do it without the bags because the handles broke, so he improvised those and the door opening animation. Using reference =/=rotoscoping
Igettäjä
over 3 years ago
bobpsycho100 said:
Based on his tweets it sounds more like they shot reference videos and then he referenced the poses for his animation. He even says the girl dancing had to do it without the bags because the handles broke, so he improvised those and the door opening animation. Using reference =/=rotoscoping
Maybe you missed this one:

ロトスコしすぎるとキャラではなく演者の方が前に出すぎるので、キャラごとの表情とか絵的な調整は毎回細かくやってる感じですね。
He says that if he relied on rotoscoping too much, the original performer would be more apparent than the actual character (i.e. it would not seem like the character is doing the dancing). This implies rotoscoping was used to some extent. He says he had to put attention to the expressions and make minute adjustments to make the end result look more like typical drawings (and thus natural to animation).