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Spidersaiyan β Samurai Jack Quickie
Published: 2009-07-03 04:50:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 3479; Favourites: 126; Downloads: 61
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Quick Samurai Jack test I made in Flash. No reference used, but I have studied Genndy Tartakovsky's style for quite a few character design projects last year in animation; so I'm fairly familiar with what they look like (more or less anyways...I'm probably very off on Aku...lol).Might scrap later!
Samurai Jack is one of my all time favourite cartoons! This is a perfect example of a series that has been brilliantly executed from beginning to end! Man, I can't wait for the feature-length animated movies coming out!
Anyways...Hope ya like it!
Samurai Jack and Aku (c) Genndy Tartakovsky
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Nice! It's so wonderfully sketchy
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Thanks, I'm glad ya like the sketchiness of it!
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Yeah, I love Tartakovsky's work- he's one of my big influences
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"Life isnβt divided into genres. Itβs a horrifying, romantic, tragic, comical, science-fiction cowboy detective novel. You know, with a bit of pornography, if you're lucky."- Alan Moore
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Yeah, he's definately on the top of the pedestal for me!
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For real- I've been hooked on that new show of his, "Sym-Bionic Titan"
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"Life isnβt divided into genres. Itβs a horrifying, romantic, tragic, comical, science-fiction cowboy detective novel. You know, with a bit of pornography, if you're lucky."- Alan Moore
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Oh, I want to see that show sooooooo badly! I heard nothing but good things about it, and the artwork for it is so impressive! I actually went out to purchase the artbook from the guy who did the backgrounds on that show, after I saw the first screenshots of it!
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It's awesome, man- the show's pretty much Tartakovsky's love letter to all the great mecha shows of the past. It's like "Kikaider" meets "Voltron" meets "Sixteen Candles". The style's great- the usual Tartakovksky mix of curves and angles with an obvious anime influence
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"Life isnβt divided into genres. Itβs a horrifying, romantic, tragic, comical, science-fiction cowboy detective novel. You know, with a bit of pornography, if you're lucky."- Alan Moore
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Yeah, I just watched the first 3 episodes...Really great stuff! Well, the first episode kinda dragged on a bit for me, to be honest. But the third episode was so hilarious! I love how every episode they just keep increasing the city's cost of repairs exponentially! Plus, the story seemed to pick up the pace quite a bit, after the first episode! Can't wait to watch the rest!
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I do like how, in a realistic sort of way, the city in under constant construction because of the monster attacks/fights- you never saw that on "Power Rangers", so that's cool
The supporting characters are great, too- I want to see a fuller backstory on Solomon
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"Life isnβt divided into genres. Itβs a horrifying, romantic, tragic, comical, science-fiction cowboy detective novel. You know, with a bit of pornography, if you're lucky."- Alan Moore
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I absolutely love this, and the show! I just finished watching it and felt like looking up some fanart. Very nice!! ^_^
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Haha, thanks! Yeah, that show is still one of my all time faves! Got mad respect for Genndy Tartokovsky!
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You're welcome ^^
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Haha. Nope, just a short flash animation unfortunately. An animated movie would be sweet, though!
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D: aw you fooled me
it would
thankfully they still show it on boomerang
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Thanks! Glad you think so!
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Thanks! That means a lot!
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