Doctor Who: The Macra Terror Animation Comparison

In 2019, The Macra Terror became the second fully animated missing story to be released. Unlike the majority of previous animated releases, The Macra Terror took a lot of creative liberties with the source material due to the missing status of the story.
Toon Boom Harmony was used to animate this project and often resulted in many frames being interpolated by a computer to smooth transitions between keyframes, giving the animation an oddly smooth and unnaturally bouncy look. Due to the large budget of the animation and poor sales return, it would be the only collaboration between BBC Studios and Bristol-based Sun and Moon Studios.
Loose Cannon reconstructed this story twice, LC01 and LC24, LC01 isn't included in this comparison due to there being no copy available online.
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[@ChuckKahn]

1:42 I didn't realize the animations were skipping scenes

[@ineedausername124]

I guess there wasn't enough for them to go off of

[@YoungButRetro]

Well this is gay! Good job

[@Darren79]

I didn't used to enjoy reconstructions but having done a run-through of Troughton stories recently including the animations, I found the animations rather too distancing and the recons made me feel closer to the original stories. I still think The Invasion is the best animation as I'm able to get into the story without being distracted by the animation.

[@LicencetoWho]

2:27 that sounds a lot like the track Muzak used in The Invasion however its missing the piano segments, did you add it in post or was it always there?

[@DanTheMan2150AD]

It was always there.

[@RichArd-vc5jp]

I've just realised how much much Medok looks like Billy Bob Thornton!

[@barbfields5833]

Good show!

[@matthewbolitho-jones]

I like the animation