Yeah it's hard to find for some reason. It's on the album "Samurai Champloo Music Record: Departure". As far as I can tell it isn't on UA-cam but it is on Soundcloud here: soundcloud.com/jazzac/nujabes-fat-jon-1st-samurai?in=lucasloredo/sets/music-record-departure-samurai
You know I've actually imagined that before too but if people could do as much damage like they do in anime the school would probably fucking explode. I'd still watch though
@@bruhphoenix3084 Yeah, lol In anime (and animations in general) fist fights are way too over the top, not only in unnecesary movements, but also in the damage they deal to the enviroment, like 2 normal humans fighting and somehow they can crack walls and shit.
if you blink once you miss a week's worth of work Edit: I stg everyone in the replies has chronic brain rot yall really make me wanna kms Edit 2: it's been 2 years and I still get notifications from this comment. Never change youtube
Vin Sama had to fucking go down that path huh, A lot of people are aware that animation is fucking tough so I don’t see why your having to call people entitled. Like what are they entitled to? Not knowing how much work is put into a scene? That’s not entitlement it’s just somebody unaware of the struggles 2d animation requires
Cowboy Bebop is just such a great anime. I don't know why, but everytime I see it I feel so nostalgic, happy and sad at the same time. Damn this was one good anime. I guess I really am carrying that weight.
ikr. I wish there was more anime that was feel good like cowboy bebop. Well, samurai champloo and michiko e hachin are pretty good too and kind of remind me of cowboy bebop
@@VITAS874they could easily make a prequel anime that shows spike and vicious in their younger days when mao takes them in and how they became so good at combat. I think that premise would be dope asf
@@mookiestewart3776 it would also be totally against the idea of Cowboy Bebop the past feels so much more nostalgic because we've never experienced it. Spike's past feels so close to us and yet so far beyond our grasp. We're stuck in his past, but it's a past that doesn't truly exist
I like how yall really argued with this man. In a fight scene, a simple short quick punch is prolly the easiest thing you can do. He never said it wasnt hard to animate tho. His point was that there are many ways to animate simple things
The problem is, Spike is a dodge and strike fighter, of a lighter weight. Ed's dad was basically a wall. It was like spike was trying to fight a living wall; he just didn't have the strength behind his strikes and most of his dodging style is useless against a opponent he can't rile up into attacking him.
Seems like that guy wasn't even willing to attack Spike, just thinking, whether there is need to get rid of him (stun, kill, just go away etc.), or whatever.
true mate but some like Kakashi vs Obito, final Naruto vs Sasuke or even Momoshiki fight (Boruto series one) were still legit amazing when they combine their hand to hand style with ninjutsu imo
The first hundred ep of naruto supposed to be about their cultures in the naruto universe. We know that hand to hand combat, battle tactics, are the best way to take down enemies.We also learn that most of the enemies have traumas and shit. But now look at shippudin. Wow! You can use this technique to summon a fucking giant who can destroy mountains, oh yeah that planet right there?This fucking jutsu will make them disappear oh wow
In professional fights, oftentimes, moves like eye pokes, fish hooks, stomps, groin kicks and headbutts are banned. Headbutts are legal in lethwei though.
Supply and demand probably. Plus entire animation teams work on these so it's harder for your work to stand out, meanwhile voice actors if they are really good always stick out easily so they have more leverage to their name and work.
@@ThatCrazyKid0007 actually you’d be wrong on that. While regular animation is done by a team, sakuga specifically tends to be a one or two man job for all mainline animation. Sometimes shows will use a number of different sakuga animators, but by scene it’s usually one artist and even Sakuga animators still suffer short change in the same way most animators in Japan do
@@mobiusmobius738 A different take, if you pay them more willl they stop making as many shows? Would we want that, will an increase in salary really be meaningful?
I dont care if avatar or legend of korra is not an anime, it still has some badass fights Edit: their are like 4 different arguments going on at the same time. Let me make it clear. Ik LoK and AtLA is not a anime. Im just saying that it got clean animarion that put on the level of anime shows
we can agree that korra didn't live up to our expectations of a sequel to atla, but we can also at least agree that the fight scenes are really well animated
Dude this channels legendary. I've watched this video 30 times over the years and I just keep coming back because of how high quality. The way you match hits in certain clips with the beat of the song is incredibly. You also have incredibly song choices.
I would love to see the animators of Naruto animate an entire fight between 2 DBZ characters. Just imagine a no holding back fight between goku and vageta but in the style of Naruto.
The closest we are to that idea are the fight between Goku and Krilin during the Martial art tourmament, animated by Naotoshi Shida and some of the action sequences animated by Ryo Onishi on DBS: Broly
This was just... An astounding compilation of such vibrant animation. Mad respect to all those who worked on each and every frame. And thank you for posting this compilation.
The most Impressive part of Spikes fight was that the guy he was fighting was high on red eye and it made his reflexes so fast that a bullet was less than 6 inches from his face and he was still able to dodge it. Yet Spike could Punch him in the face 10 out of 10 times still. Just shows how Superhuman Spike really is. Most Anime protagonists are insane though and make that look silly. Bebop will always be one of my favorites though.
I love how in many of these they take natural movements, instead of doing things perfectly like robots they have a bounce and rhythm to them, taking unnecessary movements like waving their hands around. It makes the scenes feel so much more real and it shows off the quality of the animation.
no bright, flashy contrasting effects against dimmed colors, no magical energy blasts. Just the beauty of two or more beautifully choreographed people beating the crap out of each other with their own tools, as it should be.
If I could like this video 1000 times it wouldn't be enough. Your videos were the first to make me really appreciate the animation process, absolutely beautiful editing and clip selection. Thank you for uploading this.
this is what i love about anime so much, you cannot replicate that fast paced combat and those moves in real life (or filmed movies to be exact) and cartoons either don't focus on fighting as much as the story or they are trying to appeal to a younger audience. the closest thing to anime i've seen in regular cartoons is ATLA which is an amazing cartoon btw. anime is that middle ground between cartoon and action movies (as well as mature content *ahem*) that merges that smooth movement of animation and the fast paced action scenes in filmed movies and amplifying it using the power of animation
I just love smooth and great animations like these, Mad respects to the animation team that spent all their time just to create such amazing scenes. Especially everyone from Ufotable and kyo animations, Hopefully most of the viewers would soon, or maybe one day, appreciate such godly works.
As much as I bloody love this compilation, it really drives the feeling that there's two types of fight animation. There's the stuff that is driven by the characters, where their styles are put front and center and the action is built on very specific choreography, and then the sakuga stuff that's driven by the action itself and uses a weirdly similar set of attacks and action beats. Feels like shows like Naruto, FMA and a few of the ones I'm not familiar with all bleed together and doesn't really tell me anything about how the characters fight, whereas stuff like Bebop, Blade Runner and Boy and the Beast tells you exactly who these people are by their choreography.
it looks so cool and i am really impressed by the dedication and handwork that these artists made to create these scenes. But all of them are completely unrealistic but that is what entertainment is for a power fantasy.
While I'll be the first to say I love most of the recent cuts Nakamura has done lately. I do miss the old highly choreographed cuts he used to do with Cowboy bebop and the original adaptation of Full metal. I haven't seen many animators recently that like to have large amounts of choreography In their fight scenes. Anybody have any reccomendations?
Mantra Pro Thanks for the recommendations friend. I've seen all of Naruto so I'm aware of matsumotos cuts, and I LOVE Kameda. I'm gonna give all those animators a try plus Tsukikage Ran. In terms of what I like, when it comes to fight scenes I like a lot of choreography, but my favorites are sporadic action scenes with over exaggerated movements like Kameda, and Yoh Yoshinari. Thanks for the help again!
Elijah Paulk No problem dude but i have listed animators who are linked to Naruto mostly so maybe i need to give you new names lol since you have seen it. Now first i am going to give you some popular names and you can try them for fun. Norio Matsumoto (already mentioned), Shinya Ohira, Shinji hashimoto, Hiroyuki Okiura, Mitsuo Iso, Osamu tanabe, Takeshi Honda, Hidetsugu Ito, Masashi Ando (not to be confused with Masahiro Ando), Toshiyuki Inuoe, Akihiko Yamashita, Hideaki Anno, Shingo Yamashita (although young compared to above mentioned legends but still talents nonetheless) etc. Moreover check Animator expo. Shows like Tetsuwan Birdy Decide, Canaan, Yozakura quartet Ova and tv series, maybe Noein should be good for action i suppose.
comparing with animations from Twitter is unfair. It's Because Twitter animaters have much more time than real working animaters. Sakuga by working animater is actually done in limited schedule and that's really important.
I love the fact that often with sakuga involving people, rather than finding some stiff posing, you notice a lot of poses, yet the characters flow into those poses, rather than it feeling like they were put in that pose on purpose. I guess that goes for most animation, but for some reason, I really feel it with sakuga.
► *CREDITS*
_Turn on Subs to see Credits as you watch_
0:00- "Rush" by Yoko Kanno
0:00-0:12- Yutaka Nakamura (Cowboy Bebop, Ep 1)
0:13-0:18- Yutaka Nakamura (Fullmetal Alchemist, OP3)
0:19-0:31- Yutaka Nakamura (Fullmetal Alchemist, Ep 34)
0:32-0:40- Yutaka Nakamura (Fullmetal Alchemist, Ep 50)
0:41-0:48- Norio Matsumoto (Naruto, OP1)
0:48-0:56- Norio Matsumoto (Naruto, Ep 133)
0:57-1:00- Norio Matsumoto (Real Drive, NCOP)
1:01-1:13- Bahi JD (Blade Runner Black Out 2022)
ua-cam.com/video/rrZk9sSgRyQ/v-deo.html
1:14-1:27- Yutaka Nakamura (Towa No Quon, Ep 1)
1:28-1:48- Yoshimichi Kameda (One-Punch Man, Ep 1)
1:49-2:01- Masahiro Sato (Towa No Quon, Ep 6)
2:02-2:23- Yutaka Nakamura (Cowboy Bebop, Ep 24)
2:24-2:37- Yutaka Nakamura (Cowboy Bebop, Ep 1)
2:38-2:46- Kazuchika Kise (Tekken 3, Xiaoyu’s Ending)
2:47-3:05- Koudai Watanabe (Tiger Mask W, Ep 4)
3:06-3:32- Yoshihiko Umakoshi (Cowboy Bebop: The Movie)
3:33- "Go Dark" by Yoko Kanno
3:33-3:41- In Seung Choi (The Legend of Korra, Book 1 Ep 3)
3:42-3:47- Unknown (The Legend of Korra, Book 3 Ep 3)
3:47-3:57- Kazuto Nakazawa (Samurai Champloo, Ep 15)
3:58-4:14- Yoshimichi Kameda (Naruto Shippuden, NCED15)
4:15-4:21- Norio Matsumoto (Naruto, Ep 30)
4:21-4:28- Naoki Kobayashi (Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, Ep 23)
4:29-4:41- Yoshihiro Kanno (?) (Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods)
4:42-4:47- Koudai Watanabe (Dragon Ball Super, NCOP1)
4:47-4:53- Norio Matsumoto (Naruto Shippuden, Ep 85)
4:54-5:06- Kenichi Kutsuna & Ryo-Timo (Naruto, OP9)
5:07-5:26- Masahiro Sato (Anime Mirai 2010, Kizuna Ichigeki)
5:26-5:36- Hisashi Eguchi (Cowboy Bebop: The Movie)
5:37-5:45- Naseer Pasha (1000, Trailer)
ua-cam.com/video/ZNa7LJKL6pk/v-deo.html
5:45-5:50- Norimitsu Suzuki (Fullmetal Alchemist, ED1 v2)
5:51-5:59- Takeshi Koike (Carried by the Wind: Tsukikage Ran, Ep 1)
6:00-6:19- Yutaka Nakamura (Cowboy Bebop, Ep 12)
6:20-6:28- Yoshiyuki Ito (Cowboy Bebop: The Movie)
6:29-6:47- Masahiro Ando (Cowboy Bebop: The Movie)
6:47- "1st Samurai" by Nujabes and Fat Jon
6:48-6:56- Takahiro Shikama (KUROKAMI The Animation, NCOP)
6:57-7:13- Shingo Yamashita (Tetsuwan Birdy Decode, Ep 9)
7:14-7:21- Norio Matsumoto (Real Drive, Ep 16)
7:22-7:41- Takashi Mukouda (Space Dandy, Ep 2)
7:42-7:58- Weilin Zhang (Twitter Animation)
twitter.com/Xenophoss/status/967520418662825984
7:59-8:19- Unknown (Yozakura Quartet: Tsuki ni Naku)
8:20-8:44- Norio Matsumoto (Hunter X Hunter [1999], Ep 28)
8:45-9:06- Takeshi Koike (Hajime no Ippo, Ep 20)
9:07-9:14- Unknown (Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might)
9:15-9:18- Arifumi Imai (Twitter Animation)
twitter.com/ariariariari_/status/927918258748997635
9:19-9:26- Kazuto Nakazawa (Voltage Fighter Gowcaizer, Ep 1)
9:27-9:54- Takayuki Hamada (The Boy and the Beast)
Hobbes Sakuga
I tried looking up "First Samurai" but it wasn't the right soundtrack. Do you think you could link it?
Yeah it's hard to find for some reason. It's on the album "Samurai Champloo Music Record: Departure". As far as I can tell it isn't on UA-cam but it is on Soundcloud here: soundcloud.com/jazzac/nujabes-fat-jon-1st-samurai?in=lucasloredo/sets/music-record-departure-samurai
thanks man
This is like a scholarly work's cited page. Holy crap this is awesome man.
Just saying that transition to saitama was beautiful
Damn, all these years and cowboy bebop still looks amazing.
It'll always be in a league of its own. The beloved story about the end of a story...
It’s like Lupin the 3rd. You just can’t get enough of it! Everything is just so good!
Good times.....
Try watching the OVA Memories. It'll blow your mind.
give me a site that has cowboy bebob at this quality please!!!
This is how I imagined my action figures fought tbh
Low key me too
Me but with my plushes
Kal Oni word
Peak imagination at its finest young age haha
Underrated comment
If you’re holding a gun, wearing an assault gear, or look like the other ten mfs around you, ur getting clapped
Kenzo Fukuda no cap
riot police reading this comment like: 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐟𝐮𝐬𝐞 𝐬𝐰𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠
True
Ray YES THAT A TPN FAN YESSS
Unless it’s a cool gun
Everyone's talking about animation, but dayyyyyyymn that music slaps
seat belts is always a win
It's part of cowboy Bebop OST
RUSH!
Not really
The only reason I came back to this
Imagine if fights at school looked like this. If they did I’m pretty sure even the teachers would stand to watch it for a few minutes
You know I've actually imagined that before too but if people could do as much damage like they do in anime the school would probably fucking explode. I'd still watch though
@@bruhphoenix3084 Yeah, lol
In anime (and animations in general) fist fights are way too over the top, not only in unnecesary movements, but also in the damage they deal to the enviroment, like 2 normal humans fighting and somehow they can crack walls and shit.
@Bruh Moment exactly
I had a video of that posted on the school website me and my friend anime fighting but you wouldn’t wanna see it
that would be so fucking cool id be fighting people everyday or sparring with friends
>Full credits with animators, shows and timestamps
You the real MVP Hobbes
Nah I think the people that spent months on these animations are the real MVP but whatever
mr saitama huh. who knew?
mr saitama I actually made all anime at once I’ve just been giving it to ppl to release at certain times
Yung Kurki bro do you make hanime too?
if you blink once you miss a week's worth of work
Edit: I stg everyone in the replies has chronic brain rot yall really make me wanna kms
Edit 2: it's been 2 years and I still get notifications from this comment. Never change youtube
Never thought of that tbh and something us fans TOTALLY overlook!
@@RobotHau5 its cuz we're all entitled and inconsiderate in this day and age
Vin Sama had to fucking go down that path huh, A lot of people are aware that animation is fucking tough so I don’t see why your having to call people entitled. Like what are they entitled to? Not knowing how much work is put into a scene? That’s not entitlement it’s just somebody unaware of the struggles 2d animation requires
Purple spaghetti relax
Khirin Washington relax on what? It’s just annoying how he seemed to think people are genuinely thinking they are entitled to good animation
Inspiration
You're not wrong
and not simply 'right ..thats what inspiration is about : P
AYYY
Oh damn it's ya boy JaxBlade
HEY
The most impressive I find about all of these is that you can really see and feel the "flow" the characters are in while fighting.
Exactly!! You can FEEL the momentum and the impacts of the blows /movements . It’s so fucking cool man!!
Cowboy Bebop is just such a great anime. I don't know why, but everytime I see it I feel so nostalgic, happy and sad at the same time. Damn this was one good anime. I guess I really am carrying that weight.
ikr. I wish there was more anime that was feel good like cowboy bebop. Well, samurai champloo and michiko e hachin are pretty good too and kind of remind me of cowboy bebop
@@FriedRice3519 people say Lupin or Afro samurai is good to. How about jack samurai or blade. Maybe the animated gozilla.
Sad they don't continue anime a little bit more
@@VITAS874they could easily make a prequel anime that shows spike and vicious in their younger days when mao takes them in and how they became so good at combat. I think that premise would be dope asf
@@mookiestewart3776 it would also be totally against the idea of Cowboy Bebop
the past feels so much more nostalgic because we've never experienced it. Spike's past feels so close to us and yet so far beyond our grasp. We're stuck in his past, but it's a past that doesn't truly exist
Love how certain animators have different methods of animating something as simple as a punch.
Nothing is simple about a punch
As a novice animator myself.
Punches are haaaaaard to animate.
simple? have you ever punched or gotten punched?
@@aeonian_harshul have you ever watched anime
I like how yall really argued with this man. In a fight scene, a simple short quick punch is prolly the easiest thing you can do. He never said it wasnt hard to animate tho. His point was that there are many ways to animate simple things
So much of Spike kicking ass but then Ed's dad is just like nope...
It's in line with the philosophical ideas from the show to display that even Spike isn't the best. There's always someone out there stronger.
The problem is, Spike is a dodge and strike fighter, of a lighter weight. Ed's dad was basically a wall. It was like spike was trying to fight a living wall; he just didn't have the strength behind his strikes and most of his dodging style is useless against a opponent he can't rile up into attacking him.
Seems like that guy wasn't even willing to attack Spike, just thinking, whether there is need to get rid of him (stun, kill, just go away etc.), or whatever.
What if Ed's dad mistook him for Vicious? Would that have motivated Spike to win?
@@daleiverson6822 i think he would of just shot him
Naruto's fights were legitimately at their best when the main thing was hand to hand instead of fucking energy monsters
facts
true mate but some like Kakashi vs Obito, final Naruto vs Sasuke or even Momoshiki fight (Boruto series one) were still legit amazing when they combine their hand to hand style with ninjutsu imo
@@neperzi8201 cough episode 1 of naruto ya dingus
The first hundred ep of naruto supposed to be about their cultures in the naruto universe. We know that hand to hand combat, battle tactics, are the best way to take down enemies.We also learn that most of the enemies have traumas and shit.
But now look at shippudin. Wow! You can use this technique to summon a fucking giant who can destroy mountains, oh yeah that planet right there?This fucking jutsu will make them disappear oh wow
I never actually thought of that holy ur right
5:07 gets so much respect cause he had so many opportunities to punch his opponent dead in the nuts but he just....didn’t 😭😭
In professional fights, oftentimes, moves like eye pokes, fish hooks, stomps, groin kicks and headbutts are banned. Headbutts are legal in lethwei though.
what’s the anime called ?
@@chrroin5078 Anime Mirai 2010,Kizuna Ichigeki
And here i cant understands how voice actors have higher pay than animators
Supply and demand probably. Plus entire animation teams work on these so it's harder for your work to stand out, meanwhile voice actors if they are really good always stick out easily so they have more leverage to their name and work.
@@ThatCrazyKid0007 actually you’d be wrong on that. While regular animation is done by a team, sakuga specifically tends to be a one or two man job for all mainline animation. Sometimes shows will use a number of different sakuga animators, but by scene it’s usually one artist and even Sakuga animators still suffer short change in the same way most animators in Japan do
They’re both equally as important don’t even front
Both are underpaid in my opinion
@@mobiusmobius738 A different take, if you pay them more willl they stop making as many shows? Would we want that, will an increase in salary really be meaningful?
Kakashi vs Obito is probably my favorite hand to hand combat scene but I love this video
Robert Durst
Animators on that fight:
Naoki Kobayashi
Ken'ichi Fujisawa
Hiroyuki Yamashita - AS SB ED
k0nl 2 Thank you i love when someone appreciates their work
Mine whole one punch man
Anyway the feels of that fight are better left without music
Robert Durst everything in here was better than that fight
This is a masterpiece with criminally smooth transitions
I dont care if avatar or legend of korra is not an anime, it still has some badass fights
Edit: their are like 4 different arguments going on at the same time. Let me make it clear. Ik LoK and AtLA is not a anime. Im just saying that it got clean animarion that put on the level of anime shows
actually its anime based, its how its delivered to the public that is different. Check the wiki I read it there
Agreed 😂
and CLEARLY, Toph >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Kazekage Gaara
It is an anime
If Avatar isn’t anime than neither is Soul Eater.
7:28 "team rocket ain't blasting off today"
Jessie is tired of all this pokemon bullshit.
@@lonube ha
This comment made me lost my
@@lonube nah, thats how team rocket fights, but they can't against a litteral child
@@davidnoel1665 s a m e
No one :
My fingers when i'm bored :
Omg , that is so true 😂😂
animating the whole fight
Naruto hand to hand fights are almost always hype
I like the first naruto v sasuke fight better than shippuden
Pleasing to the eye wise. right
Yea
Naruto and Sasuke vs Momoshiki is insane
0:58 name please
Nobody:
What you thought you were doing as a kid:
Actually
Who would name their child that
@@grayhatesgrey nani
@@hairold5680 (1)
Haha yes, as a kid....
I usually like a lot your music selections but uhmm this time....
*this time I love it*
Alvaro Stöckle this is when a japanese creates jazz piece uhmm yessssh
Some of it is from Samurai champloo
Jazz
They had us in the first time not gonna lie
Cowboy bebop and smamuri champloo had some insane songs
we can agree that korra didn't live up to our expectations of a sequel to atla, but we can also at least agree that the fight scenes are really well animated
Yup
Yeah pretty much
I disagree with the first part. I like The Legend of Korra far more than Avatar: The Last Airbender.
@@ExcuseMyWeebRudeness wait why?
Lorenzo Joseph ignore him he just wants to have an unpopular opinion to stand out.
この変に気取った特殊能力じゃない人間の身体能力を底上げしたような動きと戦い方がもう最高
ああ✨
That transition between Towa no Quon and OPM at 1:27 was EXPERT
It looks like the same fight or like there’s two fights in the same thing and there’s a transition
Bones animators worked on OPM as guest animators for Madhouse and they made Towa No Quon
I like how the compilation shows enough of the sequence without spoiling the outcome of the fights.
Dude this channels legendary. I've watched this video 30 times over the years and I just keep coming back because of how high quality. The way you match hits in certain clips with the beat of the song is incredibly. You also have incredibly song choices.
Thanks man
young animators across the globe appreciate this video
I don't get people who say "anime fights without context are so boring." They're amazing to watch!
I think Spike vs Vincent is still one of the most brilliant fights in all of anime.
yaaaaaaaaaaaas suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuh
Hell yeah it is
From what anime?
@@durratulaishah3703 cowboy bebop, especially the movie.
this 10 minutes probably cost more than i'll ever earn in a lifetime....
Honestly with the way animators are paid, probably not even close, you will probably earn much more lifetime than the cost of this animation.
@@SuperSayinSolidSnek I think he mean't the cost of the animation not animators.
@@FilthyHabits the cost of the animation that they pay the animators for
@@lizard_man4379 Idk, I didn't do my research lmao.
lol no animators are paid so little in Japan it’s criminal
1:00 fluidly dodging a headshot makes her so terrifying
1:11 that kick was synced with the music, satisfying
Name of anime
@@nxthing.Blade Runner Blackout 2022
@ryanconklin1063 I watched before but I forgot 🫠 but I watched it over it should be a movie or 12 ep anime
@@nxthing. Is the anime good?
@ryanconklin1063 is like 20 mins, maybe 12 it's on yt, but yeah, it is really good
I would love to see the animators of Naruto animate an entire fight between 2 DBZ characters. Just imagine a no holding back fight between goku and vageta but in the style of Naruto.
God tier idea 💡
*orgasm*
How about Yutaka Nakamura doing that...
That'd be epic!
The closest we are to that idea are the fight between Goku and Krilin during the Martial art tourmament, animated by Naotoshi Shida and some of the action sequences animated by Ryo Onishi on DBS: Broly
5:26 ok that was perfect
It's always refreshing to see people not forget hajime no ippo
Facts
BEST BOXING 🥊🥊🥊🥊 ANIME EVER
@@melvinboateng190 Best sports anime ever
@@melvinboateng190 I recommend Ashita no Joe
@@piettro4636 Joe Yabuki is my favorite character ever
i love that spike is the king of this video, well deserved spotlight obviously!
This was just... An astounding compilation of such vibrant animation. Mad respect to all those who worked on each and every frame. And thank you for posting this compilation.
0:41 I always wanted this to be an actual scene, but its just part of the opening smh
me too the animation style is amazing
Are we gonna talk about the fact sakura actually did something tho
@@jordan4425 same i was thinking wow she got in the action??
@@HassanAhmed-rf9xr in Boruto next generations she can do well against hand to hand combat at least
I love how Kakashi is just nonchalantly reading his usual pervy Jiraiya books in the middle of all that action and chaos lol
exactly what I need right now. Love you hobbes, another great upload.
Hand to hand combat is the most satisfying combat to exist.
The most Impressive part of Spikes fight was that the guy he was fighting was high on red eye and it made his reflexes so fast that a bullet was less than 6 inches from his face and he was still able to dodge it. Yet Spike could Punch him in the face 10 out of 10 times still.
Just shows how Superhuman Spike really is. Most Anime protagonists are insane though and make that look silly.
Bebop will always be one of my favorites though.
My theory is,
He's obviously some immortal being.
@@chillperson7589 who?
@@jakebrodowski9 spike. I for some reason think he's immortal.
And if he isn't, please do not spoil the series for me.
@@chillperson7589 Have you seen it?
@@jakebrodowski9 I am watching it, just haven't finished it.
1:09 oh my god that sequence is stuniiiing
カウビバとBGMの完璧な合い方
それな
A round of applause for all the hardworking animators out there
3:54 - homie used the knee dislocation shin breaking technique. Very effective. I speak from experience 🧐
is it possible to learn this technique?
@@user-is9nm4vw8j Not from a Jedi
*smirks in with lord*
This type of fights give me some kind of satisfaction
I love how in many of these they take natural movements, instead of doing things perfectly like robots they have a bounce and rhythm to them, taking unnecessary movements like waving their hands around. It makes the scenes feel so much more real and it shows off the quality of the animation.
スパイク、やっぱりすごいかっけえ...
ああ…✨
3:38 is so satisfying
no bright, flashy contrasting effects against dimmed colors, no magical energy blasts. Just the beauty of two or more beautifully choreographed people beating the crap out of each other with their own tools, as it should be.
Why not have both used in variety
After all those years, still my favorite. Master piece.
If I could like this video 1000 times it wouldn't be enough. Your videos were the first to make me really appreciate the animation process, absolutely beautiful editing and clip selection. Thank you for uploading this.
動きや構図の一つ一つが練られていてメリハリがあるから、作画自体が多少雑でも見ていて気持ち良い
今のアニメが失いつつある技術だ
そうですね
ワンパンマンは他のと比べてもカメラワークだったり演出が異次元だな
人物と背景同時に動かしてるの天才すぎる
それは思った
女の子が戦うシーンも好きだけど、やっぱおっさん同士の渋い戦いの方が好きだな
"Step up and GET SOME!"
Love watching a good scrap. Anyone can pull a trigger, but a badass knows how to knuckle.
I am watching it 50th time, it's just so entertaining
I heavily respect the time an effort it took to makes this
this is what i love about anime so much, you cannot replicate that fast paced combat and those moves in real life (or filmed movies to be exact) and cartoons either don't focus on fighting as much as the story or they are trying to appeal to a younger audience. the closest thing to anime i've seen in regular cartoons is ATLA which is an amazing cartoon btw.
anime is that middle ground between cartoon and action movies (as well as mature content *ahem*) that merges that smooth movement of animation and the fast paced action scenes in filmed movies and amplifying it using the power of animation
Okay so you don't do research, got it
i know this comment is old but one cartoon that has absolutely goated fights is Rise of the TMNT, you can find clips of the best fights on YT
I just love smooth and great animations like these, Mad respects to the animation team that spent all their time just to create such amazing scenes. Especially everyone from Ufotable and kyo animations, Hopefully most of the viewers would soon, or maybe one day, appreciate such godly works.
Facts
The music, the animation, the choreography, the perspectives, the martial arts. It’s all so *tasteful*
Nothing but hands being throooown with some dope jazz music to back it up - you love to see it
1:01 was sweet as hell it went so well with the music at that part
What anime is that ?
Blade runner short
Not full anime
最後のシーンは武道に心得のある方が描いた戦闘シーンですね。刻むようなジャブ、本命の右ストレート、そして空振り時の重心の乱れ方。前蹴りがクリーンヒットした際の落ち方は、「あるある～！」と頷きたくなります。これは誰が描いたのですか？
Dang that transition between Bahi and Xeno at 7:40 that's super nice.
you can clearly see that there is some similarity in their styles now.
what's this show? the 7:40 one
omgwtfrofltomato space dandy
That wasn't bahi it is takashi mukouda.
最近のアニメだとど近距離で何が起こってるのか分かりにくいのばっかだから、こういう少ない画角からヌルヌル動いてるアニメももっと見たい。
このレベルになると、凄く綺麗で緻密な作画なのは大前提になって、その作品の味がしっかり表せてる
それな
man oh man, i never get tired of cowboy bebop's fight scenes
Some pretty high quality stick fights right there.
Wow you went through a LOT of anime and definitely pick out some great ones!! KUDOS
I love this video. It’s one of the reasons why I love anime so much. All these fights were beautiful. Long live anime🤟🏿🤟🏿
This is my favorite youtube video of all time
I NEEDED THIS im doing animations and i needed more hand to hand combat moves and techniques i learned alot from these
3:58 - 4:14 if someone made a 24 hour loop of that, I'd probably watch the whole thing.
i love how if u turn on captions you can see the anime and episode
Bro
One of the best videos I have ever watched
BEST HAND TO HAND COMPILATION SO FAR!!! Cuz it was really all hand to hand. BTW nice music, gives that fuzzy vibe
This is an elegantly made video. Great music choices. The songs gave a different feel and made following the fights easier for some reason
As much as I bloody love this compilation, it really drives the feeling that there's two types of fight animation. There's the stuff that is driven by the characters, where their styles are put front and center and the action is built on very specific choreography, and then the sakuga stuff that's driven by the action itself and uses a weirdly similar set of attacks and action beats. Feels like shows like Naruto, FMA and a few of the ones I'm not familiar with all bleed together and doesn't really tell me anything about how the characters fight, whereas stuff like Bebop, Blade Runner and Boy and the Beast tells you exactly who these people are by their choreography.
it looks so cool and i am really impressed by the dedication and handwork that these artists made to create these scenes. But all of them are completely unrealistic but that is what entertainment is for a power fantasy.
oh jeesh that scratches an itch i didnt know i had....please do "bad dog no biscuits" next
カウボーイビバップめっちゃ好き
idk what I should thank you more for, this kick ass compilation video or the list of great anime I'll watch after midterms are over :D
It's hilarious how well cowboy bebop jazz works with Naruto and Full metal Alchemist 😂👌. Spot on vid by the way ❤
@@weeb2606 Chill boy
@@luigimiguel9999 well, the other guy was being a troll 🤷🏾♀️
Lol the troll ain’t wrong tho. They took the train fight scene from cowboy bebop and used it in naruto vs neji
@@atmeifyougay when u fail to realize that it was animated by the same person -_-
@@jamessavage5275 yes i know that. still doesnt change the fact that they used the same animation.
While I'll be the first to say I love most of the recent cuts Nakamura has done lately. I do miss the old highly choreographed cuts he used to do with Cowboy bebop and the original adaptation of Full metal.
I haven't seen many animators recently that like to have large amounts of choreography In their fight scenes. Anybody have any reccomendations?
In terms of fight choreography, I think Sword of the Stranger is very satisfying.
Yea he is more about effects now he puts extra work into shorter scenes to make the quality that much higher
Mantra Pro Thanks for the recommendations friend. I've seen all of Naruto so I'm aware of matsumotos cuts, and I LOVE Kameda. I'm gonna give all those animators a try plus Tsukikage Ran. In terms of what I like, when it comes to fight scenes I like a lot of choreography, but my favorites are sporadic action scenes with over exaggerated movements like Kameda, and Yoh Yoshinari. Thanks for the help again!
Elijah Paulk No problem dude but i have listed animators who are linked to Naruto mostly so maybe i need to give you new names lol since you have seen it.
Now first i am going to give you some popular names and you can try them for fun.
Norio Matsumoto (already mentioned), Shinya Ohira, Shinji hashimoto, Hiroyuki Okiura, Mitsuo Iso, Osamu tanabe, Takeshi Honda, Hidetsugu Ito, Masashi Ando (not to be confused with Masahiro Ando), Toshiyuki Inuoe, Akihiko Yamashita, Hideaki Anno, Shingo Yamashita (although young compared to above mentioned legends but still talents nonetheless) etc. Moreover check Animator expo. Shows like Tetsuwan Birdy Decide, Canaan, Yozakura quartet Ova and tv series, maybe Noein should be good for action i suppose.
Naruto always gives some great hand to hand combat
comparing with animations from Twitter is unfair.
It's Because Twitter animaters have much more time than real working animaters.
Sakuga by working animater is actually done in limited schedule and that's really important.
よくもまあこんなにも集められるなぁ！！ 凄いよ！
それな
Another splendid compilation, always perfect all the way
Wah I like hand to hand combat more than just a nuke magic fight 😍
Love that Sakura fight 4:22
*trashcan fight**
Everything syncs incredibly well with each other.
Spike be throwing those legs like a total mad lad
いつも最高な動画をありがとうございます☺️
I love the fact that often with sakuga involving people, rather than finding some stiff posing, you notice a lot of poses, yet the characters flow into those poses, rather than it feeling like they were put in that pose on purpose. I guess that goes for most animation, but for some reason, I really feel it with sakuga.
Are none of us are gonna talk abour how good the 2003 Fma fights look
fr its so amazing
Wow its like STUPIDLY entertaining to watch people fight hand to hand combat with various kinds of jazz playing
that was really thoughtful of you to put the cc to the left like that