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Stanberry
10 months ago
Just realised that the begginning of the second cut is a reference to Yutapon's cut in "Soul Eater's" second opening, some poses are one-to-one.
Hello123
2 days ago
Its even worse, apparently a couple frames were downright traced. I wonder if there are similar stuff in JJK S1...
PurpleGeth
1 day ago
TheSiZaGaming said:
It's just a reference, there's nothing wrong with it. Yutapon is the most influential animator of all time of course
The poses and timing are 1 to 1. That is not a reference. Nakamura's Soul Eater scene was downloaded/printed, then drawn on top of with Maki's characteristics instead of Maka's. Since the timing and poses are a proprietary skill and creation born of Nakamura's brain, it's plagiarism.
grardox
1 day ago
TheSiZaGaming said:
It's just a reference, there's nothing wrong with it. Yutapon is the most influential animator of all time of course
I would even question whether Yutapon is the most influential animator in the history of Japan