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soultama
about 2 years ago
I remember laughing at the 28 second mark when that happened, it got me good
jem hiatus
about 2 years ago
Nakamura still breaking the insane speed of light

Edit: That cut of Deku punching air is so funny imo
Percyco
about 2 years ago
isn't 0:41 - 0:43 2D background animation? Or it's just Nakamura's effects on top of a 3D background?
gokilzo
about 2 years ago
where did the other comments go
JDMManga
about 2 years ago
Yutapon slow motion hits different. I don't know what it is about it, it's just so mesmerising to look at. Probably one of my favourite aspects of his style.
EpiclyYYY
about 2 years ago
Percyco said:
isn't 0:41 - 0:43 2D background animation? Or it's just Nakamura's effects on top of a 3D background?
Well 0:43 is for sure 3d but the rest is pretty hard to tell
MikyPro
about 2 years ago
Percyco said:
isn't 0:41 - 0:43 2D background animation? Or it's just Nakamura's effects on top of a 3D background?
Probably an effect cel on top of a 3d background
alleksi
about 2 years ago
0:28 - 0:31
lmao wtf is this??
jem hiatus
about 2 years ago
gokilzo said:
where did the other comments go
It went to another dimension
Baran Yildirim
about 2 years ago
Interesting, they changed some things from the theatrical version.
Sabotower
about 2 years ago
Baran_Yildirim said:
Interesting, they changed some things from the theatrical version.
Like what? I didn't see it in theaters, I'm curious about the changes
KoHorizon
about 2 years ago
JDMManga said:
Yutapon slow motion hits different. I don't know what it is about it, it's just so mesmerising to look at. Probably one of my favourite aspects of his style.
I guess it's the consistency, quality of drawing, the amazing anatomy and the crazy shading and the overall coolness of the effects added around it .
Karbona
about 2 years ago
Sabotower said:
Like what? I didn't see it in theaters, I'm curious about the changes
Some changes I noticed:

0:13 Impact frames were added. The theatrical version just had the close-up shot of Deku's back.
0:17 the multiple fists now have darker strokes
0:20 Deku's arm is now blue instead of dark purple.
0:25 added effects
0:28 The Deku "clones" are now green.
0:31 Green flare added. The theatrical version just had the blue lines.
0:41 Color changed to yellow and blue. Originally just blue.
Thatguysmells
about 2 years ago
Oh hey this actually loops quite nicely.
Also I can't believe Deku did LSD to defeat this villain on top of commiting mass-murder earlier
leys0h
about 2 years ago
reminds me of his work on concrete revolutio
MagnusArtifex
about 2 years ago
Wake up, new Yutapon dropped

For a final fight that is meant to be serious I think I would not be able to stop being a mix of confused and laughing
grardox
about 2 years ago
leys0h said:
reminds me of his work on concrete revolutio
Well, most of Yutapon's works after Concrete Revolutio look pretty similar
OmankoMan
about 2 years ago
Yutapon using CGI background? Wot? While anything from him is appreciated, the thing I love the most about his scenes are the incredible background animation. I guess he's just experimenting here because it's a movie; there's even CGI yutapon cubes here lol. The cell-shaded background at 0:41 is pretty sick though.
JordanShealey
about 2 years ago
I'm pretty sure he had another 10 seconds of animation after the ending shot of deku.
ken
about 2 years ago
JordanShealey said:
I'm pretty sure he had another 10 seconds of animation after the ending shot of deku.
not him
and it's here
https://www.sakugabooru.com/post/show/180148
Testimony
almost 2 years ago
EpiclyYYY said:
Well 0:43 is for sure 3d but the rest is pretty hard to tell
The entire is 2d. 0:43 is not 3d at all. Just a flat background being warped and distorted in the composite.
Askaa
almost 2 years ago
Testimony said:
The entire is 2d. 0:43 is not 3d at all. Just a flat background being warped and distorted in the composite.
are you sure about that ? the background definitely looks cgi to me
losingMind
almost 2 years ago
Testimony said:
The entire is 2d. 0:43 is not 3d at all. Just a flat background being warped and distorted in the composite.
Dude there is a 3d background tag right there.
Spoony848
over 1 year ago
Gotta say, this is def some of nakamuras weakest work. direction wise. the art, movement, and everything else he normally does is just as good as usual, but this feels more like a light show than an actual fight. which is weird, since he's kind of known for seamlessly integrating the lightshow portion of what he makes into the actual fight. but here it doesn't feel like anything more than that. i just hope he doesn't hold true to this on later cuts
minutemaid
over 1 year ago
My nitpicks: Too much going on with the light effects and I don’t care for the cg. The shot where Deku is swinging in place is kind of weak as well. Otherwise it goes without saying it’s still a dope cut from Lord Nakamura.
Fettedmalice
over 1 year ago
jakeyo said:
Yutaka Nakamura isn't to blame. It is a consequence of MHA fight sequences: they have almost no creativity/choreography and are carried by flashy effects.
Honestly this. I adore Nakamura but I feel sometimes his skills are wasted on a series with such uninteresting fights as MHA.
KamKKF
over 1 year ago
Most of the time Nakamura boards/creates his own scenes from scratch, something as absurd as this is probably something only Nakamura could think of. So yeah it is a Yutapon problem sometimes, not a generalized MHA problem.
haikei douga
over 1 year ago
Spoony848 said:
Gotta say, this is def some of nakamuras weakest work. direction wise. the art, movement, and everything else he normally does is just as good as usual, but this feels more like a light show than an actual fight. which is weird, since he's kind of known for seamlessly integrating the lightshow portion of what he makes into the actual fight. but here it doesn't feel like anything more than that. i just hope he doesn't hold true to this on later cuts
Agreed that this is some of the weakest work we've seen from him, but my only issue is the cgi. If all the cgi were replaced with proper Yutapon background animation, then I would consider this a solid scene
haikei douga
over 1 year ago
Do we know if it was Yutapon's decision to have so much of this scene done with CGI? Or is that up to someone else
FrankStyles
over 1 year ago
grardox said:
Well, most of Yutapon's works after Concrete Revolutio look pretty similar
nah
Anihunter
over 1 year ago
haikei_douga said:
Do we know if it was Yutapon's decision to have so much of this scene done with CGI? Or is that up to someone else
It was probably up to the animation and/or composite director more than likely.
Karma110
2 months ago
I honestly appreciate the fact that Nakamura didn’t just do the punches in one continuous movement the punches are going up down left and right.