The (unfinished) animation of Project L - teaser trailer breakdown
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Riot's new fighting game, Project L, is in the offing and starting to slowly show its alpha gameplay footage. Animation is one of my passions, so obviously I had to take a dive into the new trailers and all the new reveals and get unreasonably excited about the animation, the characters and fighters, and the moves and movesets.
A lot of this is still unpolished, but the principles are high quality and there are deeply interesting changes to the champions' character designs to look at. League of Legends champions are a natural fit for a fighting game, and the project is helmed by some apparently very credible FGC veterans, so... who knows. This might be the game that gets me to buy a fighting stick and get good.
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"and im gonna nerd about 2d effects that are animated on one's and two's" has to be the best description that anyone can give T B Skyen...
Hitstop in Fighting games is more than just an animation technic. It's a mechanic that enables a lot of complexity in the game itself. It makes canceling moves into eachother easier, and enables hitstop option selects. Which is a technic that allows a single option an attacker can make to beat many options a defender can make that alter the condition of the game and give the attacker different outcomes for the same input. Like safe jumps in most games, where if a defender uses an invincible move on wakeup, it makes an attackers move whiff which allows the attacker to return to an actionable state much quicker and block the defenders invincible move. And in Guilty Gear Strive, it enables Counterhit option selects that give you different moves depending on whether you counter hit an opponent or just hit them regularly, because counterhitting someone gives you much more Hitstop.
I know you called it out as a bit of a downside, but I personally ADORE how they've handled the screen shake on Darius' attacks. While I can totally see how it could be overbearing, to me it really helps sell each of his hits being titanic. Every time he smacks somebody it feels like a truck.
This type of stuff is important to fighting games. Moves have to feel good to use and have to visually and audibly convey their impact.
@@asahinainu i would love to see what he would think about Strive covering your whole ass screen up with COUNTER!
Just a head up about hitboxes vs hurtboxes within the context of fighting games. A hitbox is the "attack" portion of a model when making some sort of attack, whereas the hurtbox is the "vulnerable" portion of a model at any given time. If one players hitbox collides with another characters hurtbox then the second character gets hit. Any given move on a character has its own unique hitboxes and hurtboxes which can vary wildly and help inform both that moves strengths as well as weaknesses.
12:08 Haven't seen the entirety of the video yet so I'm not sure if Skyen mentions it again but those ropes are probably there to prevent her pants from being wet. I live near a beach so that may be the purpose. What I understand is that Illaoi folded up her pants and tied it with a rope
I assumed those were to keep her pants tied closely to her leg... aka, no need to animate the trouser because of the movement. Trouser animation is harder than just two ropes imo
The origin story of capri pants is supposedly that the designer went on beach walks (on the island "Capri" in Italy) and her pants kept getting wet at the ankles so she designed trousers that weren't shorts but short enough to not soak up the sea water.
Feels like a good reason for the ropes being there. It also adds visual interest and looks more rustic I guess instead of clean and modern.
Always wanted you to do animation breakdown of fighting games like Skullgirls and Guilty Gear (I find the animation process of those two in particular to be so fascinating). I understand, however, you can't really do that since those may not get you a lot of views, but with Project L hopefully coming soon I may still get my wish!
I'd love to see that
Even a “brief look at Xrd/Strive” would be a tremendous video to watch since I like to think Xrd’s animation still holds up well while Strive’s animation was a perfect evolution of that animation style of making 3D models still feel like 2D sprites.
@@mas8705 They're some of the best animated FGs ever
Tbskyen talking about Big Band would make my year
I reccomend you guy checking out Sugarpunch, he's also a character design analysis and mainly deal with character design in fighting game.
I'm actually really glad they based Jinx's upper garment on the one in Arcane - i feel like the original getup was the kind of "sexy" that felt more awkward and unnecessary than anything else. You know, the "hot babe money money sex sex belt o' bullets guns guns power click here to meet cute psycho girls in your area and enlarge your penis" kind.
I think the same... also i find the "sporty" kind of tops very comfortable so, to me its a very sensible decition for Jinx (in universe) to choose a comfy garment to battle it out haha
@@capuchinosofia4771 true. She doesn't need a bra with her chest size, and unless she's in a summer breeze, some coverage might feel more comfortable. I also feel like this kind of top is really good for her body type.
Overall the better design in my opinion.
I think it’s hotter too lmao
Yeah, I don't know if it's censorship as much as it's removing some awkward over-sexualization from earlier designs.
33:10 "Like, maybe the Summoners are back"
34:50 "Zilean broke time, and now all the fighters are like, fighting, to repair the timestream"
If they do either as a non-canon plotline, they should honestly title Project L to *Clash of Fates,* as a throwback.
as a fan of fighting games and animation in general, I will comment on some things you said:
17:14 , you said the characters will have their model darkened by reaction of the shade, but in fighting games, it is common that 3D model has its own light source so the characters is perfectly lit and distinguishable by the players. I know it gives the feeling that the playable characters don't exist in harmony with the stages, but for the sake of readability, it has to be this way
Otherwise, great video, I've waited for your input on Project L
623P is the move I want to use more!
Hi Skyen! You're probably not gonna see this, but I'm a current art student in college and I gotta say, I've learned a lot more about art and art terminology from your breakdown videos than I have from some of my professors. Thank you for all the work you do!
Ikr? Same, i study to be an art teacher and its amazing how many things they dont teach you
i would actually love to see skyen react to other fighting game rosters and moves. since fighting games are literally all about the characters, he would have a lot to talk about.
oh hell yeah
Agree
i'd love to see him dissect the guilty gear cast since they have some of the most interesting animations(and how their personalities influence their playstyles) in all of fighting games. The way slayer clearly isn't even trying when he's fighting you(just look at his downed animation and his hit animations, the dude literally strikes a pose whenever he's hit or loses), the way Anjis animations and mechanics show how he sees fighting as a dance, the differences between Holy order sol and regular sol showing how over the years Sol has stopped trying in battles, and my favourite of all: The way Leo's fighting style literally makes him stronger when he's looking away from his problems(in this case the opponent) because he has no attachment to his life due to the crippling survivors guilt he obtained seeing his men die fighting the gears. While GG story is kinda weird and low key kinda bad the characters are increadibly well developed through their gameplay and in game animations.
On the topic off Jinxes bra, I do personally prefer the arcane design for it more as it feels more practical (even though Jinx as a character is everything other than practical) and I dont really think the "sexualization" for a lack of a better word of the OG doesnt really add anything.
Agreed, I think had Jinx been designed and released for modern day LoL she'd probably wear something similar.
kind of late to the party on this one but another likely reason that Ekko's pants got redesigned is for visual clarity. Super important in fighting games to be able to identify what moves the other player is doing quickly and accurately (some stages get banned from competitive play because of things like grass or water that obscure characters' feet), and giving so much more definition to his legs allows for much more distinct animations.
On Darius's character change. The primary thing driving the feeling that Darius has changed is his haircut, and there is a pretty obvious reason they would change his hair. Darius's silhouette in Project L is meant to highlight the shoulders and his axe, his head is meant to be smaller so that he looks bulkier and stronger and his previous hairstyle is too big to accomplish that effect. As a result darius is getting a slicked back hair style to reduce the emphasis on his head. Outside of his hair he looks very very similar.
He... really doesn't. His facial structure is entirely different, his chin is smaller, his jaw is more slender and his skin is far more smooth. He looks, in other words, a lot younger.
@@TBSkyen Normal Darius is a DILF archetype. This is a playboy.
@@TBSkyen That all can change with textures. What makes me think that they're gonna make him older laters is the outline on his chin that looks like a 5'o clock shadow. Adding little hairs and darker testures on the chin and adding tufts of gray on his hair can instantly age him up. Along with other things like wrinkles and such. They only have the basics done and the details will come in at later stages. While We've had problems with Riot making characters sexier/marketable, but when it comes to the older champions like Darius I think they've held true and will continue to do so. :) Just a thought
I think that the project L design of Darius hides a lot of his neck and the neck connection to his face. The neck gives him really strong vibes and makes sense to him to have a big neck cause big shoulder n chest cover.
Hiding/making the neck thinner makes him look more playboy n less warrior imho
@@capuchinosofia4771 true. Lets hope they can still make the changes to a better model by the time the game ships.
A member of the Arcane team (Amanda) mentioned Ekko is supposed to be around 19-20 in the show, so they might have chosen to age him up in project L for that reason.
He looks and feels younger in arcane. I'd place him 17-19.
I assumed Ekko was older for the same reason they changed Jinx's top. It looks kinda bad to have an actual legit underage child being beaten to a pulp by people decades or even centuries older and larger than him.
I'm really glad you're examining the depth the character animations has and how it speaks to their character. As a very longtime Darius stan, I'm very grateful to hear your insight on his animations here.
so a fun thing on darius for me is that his leaning back-and-pivoting/shifting his weight style of attacking also serves a potential mechanical purpose: it lets them protray his attacks as meaty and threatening without him physically taking over the entire screen, since big as he is and long as the axe is (especially with him using the pommel ring at the very end of the handle) if he were to fully lean into the attacks he'd cover the entire screen with hitboxes at full extension, which could become more than a little obnoxious in the actual _game_ part of project L
wouldnt mind a video about what top picks for characters you would want to see in the game
I'd be fascinated to see how Samira would animate in this sort of style. She's my pie-in-the-sky hope for this game.
Samira would be awesome. Personally hoping for Pyke.
MvC Dante is probably how she'd play
Wait she would be a perfect mix of melee and ranged that would be cool
They already included Illaoi so I'm on board whenever something gets announced about this game (hope they will get a name soon, we've been calling it project L for years now)
Can't be a TBSkyen analysis video without a good old dutch angle
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Great Video, it made me realize just how much goes into animating 3D models for high-production fighting games. I thought the gameplay already looked good, but this will give me an even greater appreciation for the final product!
As someone that loves team fighting games I’m so damn Hyped
Excellent video as per usual, I will say that I'm noticing a few of the times you note the transitions between animations being awkward is more due to something common to Fighting games, which is that oftentimes you can cancel the animation of an attack with other things, like dashing, jumping, or even certain other attacks. Biggest one I notice is at 29:20 when Illaoi does a jump cancel out of what I assume to be a standing heavy attack.
Oh boy, a video about two of my favorite things: Fighting games and animation!
Almost forgot: 1632143+AC
I really do think they just made the key frames for every animation with no inbetweeens since that is kind of the work plipline in a lot of games. They kind of havet to test if it works quickly.
43:05 it could be something like how GBVS does intro cutscenes. There's a model used for intro/out scenes(and presumably for super cut-ins) and separate one for actual gameplay.
Lord Skyen
When will you do an art review of LOR's new cards?
(these are my favourites to watch)
The ropes on Illaoi's legs I am sure are for visualibility for her limbs that Fighters need so much. The Keys poses are really important so that you can predict the movement.
24:48 jinx looking like she will say "you must be the Buhru"
Guilty gear Strive training mode rambling about animation. I have faith
God, please. GG characters have so much personality in their animations it's unreal.
I do like the idea of Project L being a title where it draws various champs from different times since that could be a fun way to explain how characters either “used to be” or “what they will become.
Ekko being a wonderful example since we could say he’s from a future where he is more mature and knows how to better fend for himself while using his drive to stay head of the danger. I do agree about the goggles though since you would think he was all the more of an inventor as he gets older, but I suppose we’ll see where Project L goes as we move into 2023.
I started watching Arcane and episode 3 just hit me harder than a bus. Ep 3 is the most beautiful and well written gut-wrenching trash. I have never been closer to crying over a tv show until this. I thought I wasn't that invested into it, but I felt that.
Hello Skyen, hope you have a wonderful day.
The game of project L really exites me, I like fighting games a lot and I enjoyed your analysis of the animations shown so far, it's a work in progress but it sure looks fun.
So, there are somethings that I would like to say (it might be a lot, sorry):
The "dust clouds" of illaoi is water created from the tentacles, kinda like what happens in League and Runeterra with the tentacle cards (also I really like the jump attack, like, jumping and swingging the idol with such power towards the opponent).
Darius reminds me a little of the artwork from Legens of Runeterra, that looks a bit younger before the level up animation, and the movement of Darius is like moving to chop wood, always with one feet on the ground and the other one to guide the body alongside the torso, and last but not least, the super animation was made in the previous info and videos shown before, the one where they are fighting in the P&Z docks, so the model of Darius during the super is the old one I believe.
Ekko's desing is a bit different, checking LoR artwork it definitly changed to something a bit more serious to what is shown here, I'm guessing that they tried the old desing and added a lot of physics that messed up a lot but it's just a guess. About the movement of Ekko it looks a lot like parkour and street fighting, being someone that grewup in Zaun is believeable for Ekko, giving him a lot of personality and making him more identifiable with the way he moves and the way he attacks.
Jinx is really chaotic, the way she moves and attacks is way sillier than the characters shown so far, the little changes in her desing might bother some, but (to me) it seems like a fusion of the league outfit and arcane, it looks nice.
Ahri, it's honestly impressive how far and varied her desings are in a lot of the games and incarnations (like the different skins of hers) so it's either, a more mature version of all the characters that are going to appear in the game or they are trying to find a more defined desing for Ahri to make a rework for her, I don't really know but that's my idea (also, Ruined king Ahri as a skin with her own voice lines and effects for the fighting game would be cool and I really like this version of hers). Her movements seem refiend and even ellegant but lethal as, well, she's a vastayan, some sort of half beast, kinda like hunting but actually controling herself.
So yeah, TL;DR I agree with a lot if not all of what you said, I'm as exited for the gameplay and the animations specially because they look great and are good reference for drawing keyposes. Looks fun, promizing and can't wait for more.
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Worth noting that it is fighting game tradition to have a generic, god-awful story that mainly exist as an excuse to have a wide variety of characters fight eachother. Time travel would fit right in.
Didn't see this mentioned in the video, so I'll just back up the "Ekko's clones have charges" theory here.
At 49:38, you can see that the clone that eventually turns his Z-drive pink is colored green, while at 52:34, the clone that doesn't trigger the pink Z-drive is colored pink. In the full video on riot's channel, there is also further evidence of this being the case at around 5:04, where Ekko tags in, uses his special to slash, leaves behind a green colored clone (proving that it's not a case of different moves leaving behind different colored clones), and triggers his pink Z-drive, followed by him doing the reload animation.
"The last fighting game I played was Marvel vs Capcom 2"
YOU DONT SAY??
I'm so excited with Cloud Drinker there, hope we can see others LoR character
On a gameplay note for Ekko, I don't think his Z drive has charges. I think its got 1 charge, but that he has some moves which create and go back to clones as part of them, and that those clones are purple while his normal time clones are green. Not sure of that, but that's what it looked like from the attack we saw from Ekko.
Illaoi was released in late 2015.
Fucking hell.
I do a fair bit of swordplay, and I think Ekko’s swings are somewhere between him being used to fighting in close quarters and also him pulling swings *in* to make them have more force. His weapon is blunt, so to make the strike have more impact he can make sharp inward movements while swinging.
Man, I love animation an trailer breakdowns.
Can I just say, your videos are always so interesting. Also, speaking of characters redesigns I wonder how LoL characters like Ahri, or more likely Darius will look in later seasons of Arcane. I feel like Darius’s armour will be changed to fit the current aesthetic of Noxian armour.
You should look at some fighting games animations, you are going to love it and the F G Cs too
I've loved the deep dive, and I'd love to see this kind of exploration in other notable fighting games (like GG Strive/Xrd, Skullgirls, DBFZ). Given its nature, this genre is very rich in detailed character animation and wacky ideas come to life through clever tricks. For something that's only 30% done, Illaoi already looks so promising.
Btw, I would not be surprised if they kept the animation "stuttery" because the keyframes are VERY important in how Fighting Games communicate the states of the characters, between startup, active and recovery frames (on top of other modifiers like counterhit states, types of invulnerability and lingering hurtboxes/hitboxes). Even recent 3D games like Guilty Gear Strive and Granblue Versus do that to an extent. Skullgirls also famously had to REMOVE in-between frames to improve readability and snappiness.
Same goes with shading, it's not uncommon for FG character to willingly avoid dynamic shadows to mimic the 2D style (like Guilty Gear Xrd and FighterZ did back in the day, although Xrd lets you turn it on, and it doesn't look as good imo).
"Animated in twos", this channel's motto
I also miss the long old-style videos, you're always welcome to make these whenever you feel like it and have the time! ↪✊ (ngl I don't fully heard what you said, but close enough? edit: oh, nvm, didn't need to I guess haha)
Would be cool if you took a quick look at the new Hades trailer, nice little piece of animation :)
To add a couple of things about fighting games that may help you understand why some fighting games animate/shade the way they do,
Fighting games are generally so low on pc resource usage that they can be played on a toaster, so most games will have a performance mode (or more commonly, a myriad of settings and/or mods) to allow you to play the game on most pcs and consoles. This is why a lot of shading remains fairly similar in games like Arc System Works games, and why foreground and background elements like shadows may not be present, since they can quite literally ruin the performance of the game. Think of it as them designing the game to look as good if the players were playing a match in a white void, and then designing the stages separately to interact with the characters
Fighting games also require the characters and moves to *feel* impactful, or at least feel the way the devs intend. Screen shake and hitstop is the main way this is accomplished, but other elements such as background elements moving in accordance to knockdowns, the floor below the characters creating craters and suddenly reforming below them, etc. Essentially, without these big moments of impact, mainly screen shake (as seen in Marvel vs Capcom Infinite), the attacks feel very unsatisfactory, and more like a chore than something you’re doing for fun.
During games, there are special moves canceling from normal attacks and normal attacks directly canceling into one another, there will be an absence of inbetween frames from one move to another. This causes a lot of moves to seem like they end abruptly, and a lot of moves to seem like there’s no windup. They’re almost all designed to start from their idle stance, which is why it might seem they return to a relatively normalized position before attacking. While it looks janky, it’s mostly intentional jank.
Last thing, this one’s more about the gameplay rather than the animation. Ekko, Jinx, Ahri and Darius were shown in an earlier dev diary doing other things. They did a deep dive into Ekko and explained that he has a green clone and a pink clone, the green one is fast but you’re locked into a certain move and it requires a recharge after he warps to it, and the pink one is slow but you can have any free action out of it. It’s less of a charge system and more of a weird risk/reward system
Hope this helps!
Btw, favorite fighting game motion is 463214789632146+L+H , otherwise known as the star motion. Just the absurdity makes it my favorite
I was just looking for a video of yours and this dropped
I dont think they should remove shadow on that field. It is used for gameplay purpuse. It separates arena in the middle , so that players know how far thay are relative to corners. Being in the corner in fighting games is really bad because you have no room to maneuver.
1:09:21 skyen i think the slang you wanted is “she ate and left no crumbs” or maybe “ shes slaying as she should pop off queen”
So many things skyen mentions are stuff I (first year game art) have never thought about even though it's everywhere
On Darius' age, personally I don't think he looks THAT young. Maybe his haircut is a litle bit more modern, but his face is still square, scarred and now he even has some strands of gray hair. Overall, to me he looks maybe 5 years yonger, but still experienced and badass
Have an arrow emoji because I main the Pit boys in Smash 4 / Ultimate: 🏹
Skyen: "For the people who really love Darius, his age is an important part of his character."
Me: "He gets us."
Dammit... now u got me excited about this game.. just to look at all those gorgeous animations!!
I think Jinx's pow-pow gun transforms into the hammer. Down, down +> , > A = ☄🥊 Hadouken!
“Still untitled fighting game”
I legitimately forgot that “Project L” is not the actual name of the game
So im not the only one that noticed that darius looks pretty young even in the first teaser for project L way back with the mass teaser releases,.
At first when u were just playing clips in the beginning I thought Darius actually looked older than before (couldn’t really see cuz stuff went by so fast) aside from the face which is hard to see from far away, the only change i noticed was that his haircut was changed a little and it looks like he has gray in his hair?? But maybe it’s just the lighting? I hope this makes sense 😭
Alright, quick question (please be patient, I'm new to the whole LOL-lore) about the time fuckery crackpot theory: couldn't it be possible that the story of Project L takes place at a very specific time between the Ruined King and the Noxian conquest of Ionia?
Fascinating break down, thanks!
Let’s go! Project L content from the GOAT? Have my like
I've been enjoying fighting games since this year's EVO ⬇️↘️➡️
I'm playing SFV(chun li mainly) and Guilty Gear (Giovanna) and so far doing decently well.
Anyhow really enjoyed the video, hope you also have a great day.
Interesting how League and Project L are approaching the same characters but from vastly divergent character design origins. League is drawing from the design needs of an RTS, which in turn derives from tabletop wargaming traditions wherein characters are designed to be 5 heads tall. Meanwhile Project L looks to be drawing from comic book aesthetics, in which characters are typically 8 heads tall.
finally, TBSkyen says the name Guilty Gear in a video
straight up thought this Darius was just an edgier Jayce.
avid fighting game player here, as far as tethering effects to the character model i believe it depends on the move and the goal from the people who make the hit boxes and all that frame game data. Sometimes they want they want the big particle effects to be a hit box as opposed to the move think of the after shock dealing dealing indirect damage. that readability is important because we'll want to know if the attack that someone whiffed that causes an after effect is dangerous or not. In illois case i think its just easier to tie specific effects to characters models as opposed to making them separate. Easier to tweak something thats already on the model i suppose.
Ahri's new shoes remind me of the fur that fox's have on their feet that look like socks
Great vid! Very insightful thanks man!
Back, down, down, square
"Look at their feet" already was bro 😊
Illaoi in specific look like the design in ruined king that was inspired by the GOAT Joe MADureira.
what I'm wondering is why they changed Jinx's braids to start higher up in a dutch braid, was it to just change it up a bit or something more
Also Darius looks weirdly like Jayce with that face
I think you should analyze the animation of SF6 when it comes out, that seems like it would be fun and would give you a lot of material to work with.
Mr T B Skyen I may not of gotten to the point yet where you refernce this as I am at 11:33 currently, however did you refernce the art assets used in Runeterra when comparing Illoai to her version in project L
ekko remind me of old trundle, when trundle wasn't a king.
hey, could you make short video about ahri new splash arts? I would love another content with splash arts!
Great video and analysis as always. I am really looking forward to this game! ↙➡↘⬇↙⬅↘👊👊
the heck is this pretzel-ass looking punch
Imagine adding a pretzel motion to Project L
Ragiiiing~~ STOORM
Man I'd love to see Skyen analyse Guilty Gear animation after this. There's so much to talk about!
Jinx would be the second zoner I see to move like a cartoon, and i'm happy that peacock can have another friend in that club.
"Hello f's, g's and c's"
Ah yes, the three Genders
Interesting is that they changed style how these champions are looking. In firsts bits of videos of this game they looked less like drawed and I wonder if this is choice of changing animation style or they were just firsts models that looked good but they didn't added that stylizing yet.
A bit more on Ekko (maybe you said an I forgot, so if I get obliterated in the comments oh well)
Not just an upbringing thing on his animations being much less graceful and controlled, there’s a bit more story telling based on how prominent the Z-Drive is in this character. With much of his animations really trying to display the full body power Ekko puts into his attacks, and as you mention, the recklessness and risk he puts himself into by having to “catch” himself whenever he finishes one of his attacks, it really emphasizes how integral the Z-Drive is to Ekko as a part of his character and a tool for his fights.
I could very easily imagine a world we’re both story telling and game mechanics combine where Ekko thrashes his body doing ludicrously dangerous attacks, just to revert (animation cancel) back to a more healthy state for him and a less healthy state for his opponent.
I loved the blabbering
I’d love to see your take on strive’s animation
Also the lack of ground shadows I do agree is likely just unfinished, but this seems to be taking a page from arcsys in that they are borrowing heavily from a 2d sprite aesthetic which often has lighting rendered individually on a character rather than as the environment dictates. There’s a reason xrd was able to fool so many people into believing they were looking at 2d sprites until the camera rotated. I think while the lighting may not be finished the choice to render it in the style they are might be.
Great video
This is the quality content I subscribed for.
WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT THE NEW OUTFIT FOR JINX!? It's probabaly not her season 2 outfit, but GUYS COME ON! it could be, we don't know! it could be inspiered by it
Maybe stupid question, but has Skyen dropped the Boss Designs series or something?
perhaps you could do a partial script, basically meet somewhere in between scripted and improve?
We need daddy Darius, anything else isn't Darius
The small head, big body is a trope I see recently, but it did bother me from a Manhwa/Webtoon I forgot its name of where kids at age of 10 in magically academy has their body looking like young adults due to small head big body.
To be fair, this has been a thing in media for years.
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I'd love to see you talk about the animations of Dark Stalkers characters
Dark Stalkers were ridiculously well animated sprites considering when they came out.
I would love your analysis of stuff like Guilty Gear, Skullgirls, even UMVC3 animations.
I think the game already looks pretty fucking amazing. I'm not into fighting games but from the channels I have seen that do, there is a lot of hope for this game. Once again there are so many options for so much from the champions and lore of Runeterra. It's actually pretty fucking amazing how much LoL has created throughout the years that has culminated into an encyclopedia of shit that can be used in so many places.
I would be very surprised if Project L gets away with how close Ahri is to Menat from SFV. If you are unfamiliar with Menat, she's a long range fighter who uses a crystal ball and uses dive kicks for mobility. She also has the most iconic walking animations in fighting game history and Ahri's walking away animation is pretty close to it.
Lee sin has to be in this game!!
I play smash so ⬇B, but i will definitely try this game out