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I have a feeling they've been eyeing stuff like Ratchet and Clank and Angry Birds, and since the latter has been getting some pretty okay reviews, they've decided to go ahead with their movie plans.There was a problem fetching the tweetPLEASE MAKE THIS MEAN A DAMN FINE ADAPTATION OF THE METROID MANGA
Also...Yo of my knowledge.
Here's the list of Pokemon evos to lose a type, in one form or another, via Evolution.
10-18: Every Eeveelution
- Gloom -> Bellosom
- Onix -> Steelix
- Scyther -> Scizor
- Surskit -> Masquerain
- Nincada -> both Ninjask and Shedinja
- Swablu -> Altaria
- Altaria -> Mega Altaria
- Aggron -> Mega Aggron
- Kirlia -> Gallade (as of Gen 6)
In house is good. Means no matter how bad it is, it'll at least not completely toss the games out the window the way the Super Mario Bros movie did. That's probably exactly why they're doing it this way if this is legit, too.INB4 it's terrible like R&C allegedly is. </3
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approximate time frame
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Well it's been done before, to be fair, just not with starters.I'm pretty sure they wouldn't give a starter a secondary type if its evolutions wouldn't keep it
Man my memory's rough.Also...
Charizard->Mega Charizard X
Gyarados->Mega Gyarados
Azurill->Marril
Skorupi->Drapion
Fletchling->Fletchinder
Pupitar->Tyranitar
Skrelp->Dragalge
I actually think Miyamoto should work on any animations Nintendo intends to make.In house is good. Means no matter how bad it is, it'll at least not completely toss the games out the window the way the Super Mario Bros movie did. That's probably exactly why they're doing it this way if this is legit, too.
Just don't let Miyamoto or Sakamoto touch anything and it should at least be decent. Should.
I kinda want them to get into TV shows again too, though. Like, KI:U was practically already a TV show in video game form.
How does the location have anything to do with it if they're talking about 3D animated movies?In house movies? That can either be really good or really bad.
Marvel Studios is good because they bought the talent together to make something great.
Hopefully they do production in America. Not that Japanese films are bad... but if they really want to get off the ground they'll need to be where the action is.
We're getting Mii Sports: The Movie first, are we?If they finally go into the movie business, Nintendo will go with this plan early
- Start off early with a Mario motion picture as the kickoff so it can easily slip in to the works. Make it simple and easy to enter your way into the movie business
- Then have it be your major success and THEN you can enter in the IPs people want (i.e. Zelda, Metoid, etc...)
Have Mario be the gate to open your IPs up to movies and have the smaller series (Star Fox, Fire Emblem, Animal Crossing, Splatoon) into animation like Television and Anime.
If they finally go into the movie business, Nintendo will go with this plan early
- Start off early with a Mario motion picture as the kickoff so it can easily slip in to the works. Make it simple and easy to enter your way into the movie business
- Then have it be your major success and THEN you can enter in the IPs people want (i.e. Zelda, Metoid, etc...)
Have Mario be the gate to open your IPs up to movies and have the smaller series (Star Fox, Fire Emblem, Animal Crossing, Splatoon) into animation like Television and Anime.
Only if you want it that way.We're getting Mii Sports: The Movie first, are we?
Well in light of this I guess he can go on ahead, then.I actually think Miyamoto should work on any animations Nintendo intends to make.
His "no story" thing and bad storytelling only really applies to games.
He worked on the Pikmin Shorts and the Star Fox anime and both turned out great (well I haven't watched the former myself but I've heard good things).
He's actually talked about how he kinda wants to do animation more than game development now.
I only ask that Yoshiaki Koizumi get to work on something related to Nintendo movies, since he has a background and education in film.
How does the location have anything to do with it if they're talking about 3D animated movies?
But that's just the problem. The models I rip have thousands of separate objects, each with their own material and texture copy. So shift + G doesn't work. When I do it on a texture, it only selects that particular "copy" of the texture. It doesn't select all the faces that share the texture file itself, even after I join all the object together.Trust me, Shift + G is the right answer here.
If I select a wood texture on Destiny Islands, do this step, and it still doesn't select every wooden object, the reason for this is because some parts of the geometry have textures that look near identical, if not flat out are identical in appearance. This is because this model uses multiple textures that look very similar, or uses copies of a texture on different objects. Images demonstrating this are in the spoiler.
As you can see, the walls in the first Blender image and the dock in the second image, use the same texture, but for some reason, the dock is using copy number 6 of said texture, while the walls use the original. This is most likely because the two sets of faces have their own object data due to originally being separate objects. In the case of the hut roof in the third image, it's using a different texture, that happens to look the very same before close inspection. The file name indicates it's a completely different texture, though.
If you say, for example, wanted to re-texture all three of these sets of faces with the same texture, and wanted to quickly select them all at once to do that, here's how you do so. I'll go through it from beginning to end in case you are missing something:
First you select a single face. In this case, I select one on the walls near the dock.
Then you press Shift + G, which brings up the following menu. You select "Image".
Then when you do that, all faces with the same copies of the same image texture, will be selected, like this:
However, some faces with textures that look the same, will not be selected:
This is because these faces are using either a different, albeit similar looking texture, or are using a copy of the same texture (which to Blender, means it may as well be a different texture altogether).
However, you can still select these faces quickly, while keeping the rest of the selection. Simply hold Shift and select another face you want - in this case, an unselected part of the hut roof.
And simply do Shift + G > Image again. This is the result.
As you can see, it added the unselected patch of the hut roof to the selection, without undoing any of our previous selection. It also added a part of the door on the right platform, since it was obviously using the same copy of the same texture as the patch of the hut roof we just selected.
So with that, just keep doing this for all of the unselected parts, and you can have all of the plank wood textured areas selected in no time at all.
A couple of repeats of this process later (and it only took a minute), and I have gone and selected every texture that can be described as being wooden in some way, and only those textures.
From here you can do whatever you need to with them. Like applying a new texture to all selected faces.
Or you could change the faces in some way, like extruding them. Whatever you need to do.
Also I just downloaded this model from Models Resource.
Well the tweet DID specify 3D animation, so you might just be in the clear.To be honest the only thing i hope about these "Nintendo movies" is that none of them are live action.
Im sorry, but i don't see any Nintendo series working on Live-Action (except maaaaaaybbeeee Metroid, but that's it)
From the last time I looked around online and tinkered around in Blender, there is no other way to do this, though. If your model is using thousands of copies of the same texture, then they are basically different textures in Blender's eyes, meaning there is no way to select every instance of the same texture, because they are being read as different textures altogether.*sees pink name*
WHICH ONE OF YOU.
But that's just the problem. The models I rip have thousands of separate objects, each with their own material and texture copy. So shift + G doesn't work. When I do it on a texture, it only selects that particular "copy" of the texture. It doesn't select all the faces that share the texture file itself, even after I join all the object together.
...Also, happy 3rd anniversary to me, I guess.
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I know most Kid Icarus fans want that to go anime because let's face it, near the entire KI fandom since Uprising is anime enthusiasts.To be honest the only thing i hope about these "Nintendo movies" is that none of them are live action.
Im sorry, but i don't see any Nintendo series working on Live-Action (except maaaaaaybbeeee Metroid, but that's it)
I can see both Metroid and Zelda working for live action...of course stuff like Kirby would be better handled with 3D animation, Fire Emblem maybe, but that definitely fits with the anime style it has...To be honest the only thing i hope about these "Nintendo movies" is that none of them are live action.
Im sorry, but i don't see any Nintendo series working on Live-Action (except maaaaaaybbeeee Metroid, but that's it)
In which case: Tom Holland as Pit based solely on his glorified cameo as Spider-Man in Civil War.I know most Kid Icarus fans want that to go anime because let's face it, near the entire KI fandom since Uprising is anime enthusiasts.
But I honestly think it could work really well as live action.
CGI or live action, I just want a GOOD Metroid movie.There was a problem fetching the tweetPLEASE MAKE THIS MEAN A DAMN FINE ADAPTATION OF THE METROID MANGA
Good try but you'll have to try harder than that to make me watch that 3D anime
That he did, lass.
Well, happy early Birthday, then! Hope you enjoy your (insert flavor here) cake!Can't wait for tomorrow, it's my birthday tomorrow!
Only if we get Christopher Walken as Lanky Kong.Four words: Donkey Kong Country Movie
That is all.
Also, Happy Early Birthday BluePikmin11
Walkin: "He has no style, he has no grace. This Kong has a funny face!"Only if we get Christopher Walken as Lanky Kong.
Well, it's possible. We did get her as a mammoth in Ice Age so.....I want Nikki Minaj as Tiny Kong.
One day, there will be a video game movie that isn't considered terrible or subpar at best.
After Ratchet and Clank failed, I'm currently trying to hold onto the hope that JJ Abrams, being a brilliant director, will be able to do some justice to the Half-Life and Portal series on the big screen, as he has film adaptions of both of those in the works.