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FierceAlchemist
over 7 years ago
Is there a name for the technique where they draw those shuddering lines right at the point of impact? They were used to great effect throughout this episode, particularly in this scene.
kopiusfew
over 7 years ago
FierceAlchemist said:
Is there a name for the technique where they draw those shuddering lines right at the point of impact? They were used to great effect throughout this episode, particularly in this scene.
I think they're called impact frames.

https://sakuga.yshi.org/wiki/show?title=impact_frames
Ashita
over 7 years ago
FierceAlchemist said:
Is there a name for the technique where they draw those shuddering lines right at the point of impact? They were used to great effect throughout this episode, particularly in this scene.
It's just an experimental post-processing effect that Yamashita tried, and tbh was quite annoying
Dpete016
over 7 years ago
Ashita said:
It's just an experimental post-processing effect that Yamashita tried, and tbh was quite annoying
Guess he just wants show that they hit so hard their outlines shudder
Taytay77
about 5 years ago
Dpete016 said:
Guess he just wants show that they hit so hard their outlines shudder
Yes and not to mentions that's how Kishimoto illustrated those hits in the manga as well.