There Are Other Ways || Epic: The Musical (A Very Messy Animatic)
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- Опубліковано 21 тра 2023
- So... I challenged myself to make an animatic in a short span of time and this happened ( I freehand this, no thumbnail skecthes). I don't like how it turned out, so I'll probably redo this 👍👍 (*￣3￣)╭
Ik how messy my sketch can be but damn i need to redraw some frames many times because of how messy it looks :) tho at the end i kinda give up. (∪.∪ )...zzz
Song by Jorge Rivera-Herrans - Фільми й анімація
i love that all the artists who draw Circe agree that she is noticeably taller than Odysseus and that's so good for me
If I recall correctly, Circe is a goddess, and in ancient plays all actors who played gods had to wear a kind of heels to appear taller, so it was probably a belief that gods were taller. So yeah, Athena, Hermes, Circe and all the divine gang should be taller than the mortals.
@@tarniabook3076There are versions in which Circe is a goddess but there also lots of versions in which she's only a witch
Thank god someone who actually shows Odysseus’ torment with this song
What torment?-
@@thepersonwhoasked1703 👀
My thoughts exactly. It's like he doesn't want to cheat on his wife and he doesn't want to abandon his men but he's not being given an option that doesn't betray his principals in some way. So he's being forced into doing something he most definitely doesn't want to with her to try and save as many people as he can. The man is miserable.
@@chaoticdusk7076 Circe legit using her power and influence to coerce him into consent with the lives of is men in the balance.
He's probably tired of all the killing and death.
Odysseus this entire animation: I am a married man, I am a married ma-
Circe: Don't you want to save your men 😘
Zeus: what does that have to do with anything
@@user-tp9uw1pr6m the entirety of Greek mythology
@@sanjanagrace1687💀💀
Greek mythological summed up:
I'm sorry, but now that I'm seeing Odysseus hold an actual sword... I'm still out here imagining it's a plastic fork 🤣
Hahah yeah- Jay with the fork is the only mental visualization I have
@@tumblingartist FR
@@tumblingartist thats all I'm seeing right now 🤣
maybe a dagger would have worked?
Odysseus and his comically large plastic fork:
He seems so offended when she touched him the first time 😭
The girly turned his man into pigs tried to end him , then suddenly tries to touch him of course he would want to slap that woman !!!
my just a mans is struggling to survive while Circe out here SERVING. love this!!! Even if you didn't like how it turned out, I think so much of the body language and expression carried the torment Odysseus is feeling and the *persuasion* that Circe is attempting. I'd love to see a version that you felt happy with tho, if you decided to revisit it :)
The way you design the characters really is amazing
Also, Odysseus, body, why tf did you put your sword away, she is still a dangerous magic lady you doof
Odysseus has eaten moly which made him immune to magic.
@@fbiuzz and? She could still kick him in the balls
Also, in the books, he make her take an oath so she wont harm him
The expressions of desperation and determination on Circe’s face and ANGUISH and DOUBT on Odysseus’ face are absolutely GORGEOUS- this is amazing
1) this is FANTASTIC!!! love how you portrayed odysseus's genuine struggle and torment with this decision
2) circe's design godDAMN- obvi all of your designs are fantastic but i LOVE circe
This animatc is absolutley perfect!
My god oddyseus expresions!, the disgust, the indesicion, the grief, the resignation!, I want to hug him so bad.
And the fact that the whole thing is messy is the cherry on top, like oddyseus head in that moment.
In conclusion: Ma'am/Sir/Person, you nailed it!
He doesn't know how to say no to thi...
Y'know what? I'll see myself out.
I love this so much! The design for Cierce is gorgeous and Odysseys expressions are just perfect. The faxt that you can see the anguish and disgust he feels at what shes saying. You can tell he's really struggling with it all.
I love how the Desing of Circe is so detailed qnd Odysseus is just there with his dirty shirt xd
I’m obsessed with your design for Circe, and also how devastated and clearly miserable Odysseus is with this situation. It captures the song SO well
My favorite interpretation of Circe and Odysseus's moral struggle in this song!
HER DESIGN IS STUNNINGGGG
[CIRCE]
There are other ways of persuasion
There are other modes of control
There are other means of deceit
There are other roads to the soul
There are other actions of passion
You have so much left to learn
Want to save your men from the fire?
Show me that you're willing to burn, woah
[ODYSSEUS, CIRCE]
Who's to say, with the mistakes I've made,/ Don't be afraid
That they will be thе last/ Think of your past
Mistakes I ever makе?/ Don't break when
[BOTH]
There is so much power, so much power
But there's no puppet here, here
[CIRCE, ODYSSEUS]
This is the price we pay to love/ I'm just a man
There is no line ever enough/ I'm just a man
So much power, so much power/ Forgive me
But there's no puppet here
Ahh! Fantastic job! Gonna just list out things I love! Love how even with his sword away he's VERY on edge. Pushing her off and recoiling to her touch, his expression definitely says "No."
I don't know if when you have the color change from purple to yellow that's supposed to be a spell?? But I'm gonna assume it is with also how his eyes light up and his behavior afterward that that's the case. Odysseus seems to be more "compliant" (messed up but that IS the situation) as he's not fighting her off like he did before, no longer shoving her back and letting her move him as she pleases.
And gosh him on his knees with that defeated look at the end, I just wanna toss the poor man back to Ithaca to his wife and son this INSTANT! Again wonderful job on this!
This is so sick but GOd!! Poor Odysseus!!
This is the song in the entire musical that gives me the most mixed feelings
OBSESSED!!! I adore the way you draw them its exactly how I'd think they would look 100000/10
I love that I’m so many songs you still get the just a man line from the song of the same name it’s just such a nice detail
ooooh. this is TOO good, we stan, we love.
Just found my fave Circe design ever
Your Circe is so beautiful
I LOVE HER DESIGN SO MUCH AKJGFDSJAS
This is very fun, I especially liked how you did both of their expressions ^_^
According to Homer, the Trojan War lasted 10-years. “The Iliad” recounts the tenth year. “The Odyssey” covers another 10 years. Therefore, Odysseus was away from Ithaca (and his wife) for 20 total years. 12 Long Years here is perfectly accurate, if you consider his Journey up until this point has taken about 2 years from when he left Troy. Later on he will be trapped with Calypso for 7-years, leaving 1 final year for the remaining events before he returns home.
Literally a short king XD
Wow. Am. . .am I in love?
i am in love
Wow!!❤
It reminds me so much of the phantom of the opera! The melody! It’s beautiful!
ahhhh this is sooo freakin good!
say no to this greek ver
I mean not really. Hamilton wouldn't lose anything if he said no, Odysseus would lose his crew so it's more "do I betray my crew or my wife" when Hamilton is like " I kinda like this lady, do I betray my wife"
DEVOURED
Absolutely amazing
How can i say no to this!
Are we going to mention that Circe is literally taller than Odysseus-
Your design for Circe is so pretty!
Love this ! The characters are so expressive !
Your Circe design is immaculate and the height difference is everything to me 😭😭
I guess Odysseus likes tall women.
Omhehaj your artstyle is so 💓💓 and this musical too. Best combo ever. Damia ambik major seni ke?
Ah thank youuu,, tgh apply animation dkt uitm ehe, kene tunggu result spm
@@damiaa omg do you speak malay?
@@Fyysha yeaa I'm from Malaysia (｡•̀ᴗ-)✧
@@damiaa woauh!! Good luck Damia ✊🏼
Your Circe design is sooooo pretty❤
you did great!!!
This looks great
Okay, I am sorry but I cant take Circe seriously with such long hair. Like, she would have struggle walking with such long hair, combing or braiding it alone would take hours. How she would even sleep with it? Its just too funny for me.
Gods I blame my sisters for seeing thing like that
he's married but im not
yo te vi en tik tok , tu atenea buho es distinguible
Oh thank youu^^ but I don't have a tik tok tho,,,
@@damiaa creo que me equivoque de persona
I just realised this song is just "Say no to this" but make it greek
Well, not really. I mean, what excuse did Alex had to sleep with Maria? I get that she went for him but he had nothing (yet) to worry about if he said no to it. On the other hand, Odysseus DID had something to lose at that moment, since Circe had his man captured leaving him with no option to do what she said.
(For BOTH of this situations im comparing them on how the where portrayed IN THEIR MUSICALS(I say it before anyone corrects me))
Lenore be like
I just realized it's not really Ody's fault for cheating on Penelope. Don't get me wrong, I hate cheaters, but imagine how lonely he felt throughout the years of pain and war. He didn't have his wife to emotionally support him. Allowing himself to develop infatuation for Circe was a temporary pain reliever so he doesn't feel so alone. When thinking of it, it's human nature to take the easy way. Can't blame Ody for something most of us would have done even if we don't admit it. (Also Penelope is a smart, cunning, and powerful woman and that is what made Odysseus fall for her. Circe probably reminded Odysseus of Penelope.)
...She literally is saying that if he doesn't sleep with her than she won't turn his friends back into humans. Infatuation is not what's happening here.
@@alisonoconnor6864 Circe only did that so she could protect her nymphs because Odysseus was about to kill her. Plus in the myths, Odysseus did grow feelings for Circe, and back then it was an acceptable thing to do because men would often have mistresses. However, he did not love her he just cared for her. That is why I say infatuation because it was in the heat of the moment for Odysseus ^^
dude still got raped, he was practically forced to do it, not to mention, Circe basically forced him to do it, while he could have hurt her nymphs, they could have both resolved it peacefully by just making a deal, and just not interacting, but Circe chose to do that. That’s my opinion at least.
@@scrunglodubus1701 Ancient Greece was very different from this current era. All Circe saw was; okay so this guy is gonna kill my nymphs, but I have his men turned into pigs. No guarantee that he will leave my nymphs alone if I turn them back because then we will be outnumbered. Solution? Guess I'll just seduce him and say in exchange for his men he has to secure connections with me(through intercourse) and then leave each other alone.
That's just how I see it 🤷♀️
@@scrunglodubus1701 It's interesting because, at least in this version of the story, we the audience can see that there *is* a peaceful solution here. Circe changes the men back into humans and Odysseus leaves with them. No harm no foul.
But we can also see why Circe and Odysseus *don't* see it that way. Both of them have been fighting for survival and to protect the people dependent on them for so long that they assume any outsiders they meet are evil and out to get them. Circe's clearly thinking that the only way to appease this violent strange man who has showed up on her island of women is to sleep with him and send him on his way (like other adventurers who've landed there before), so she seduces him. Odysseus is clearly thinking that the only way to appease this violent trickster goddess and get her to give him his men back is to sleep with her (like Calypso), so he gives into the seduction.
Instead of taking the peaceful path, they treat the other like threats and their interaction like a duel where one has to conquer the other-not because they want to be evil people, but because they both assume the other person must be evil, given their experiences of the world so far. Hurt people, hurt people.
What is the song at the very end?
It's 'done for'
Let me guess’ he couldn’t say no to this
yeah he literally couldn't