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— iCarly (@iCarly) December 13, 2021
Personally i would rather they just give him a different name, having multiple characters with the name "Spiderman" would frankly just create brand confusion for the general public. And when it doesnt it just looks silly.
Put some respec on Spider Hyphen Man's name
I'm not gonna start now lol
It took you some time to realize.
you know at first i really believed drake when he fled the country just because he "had more fans in mexico" and totally not anything else
This is why I recommend reading Superior Spider-Man for anyone. Slott wasn't a really good writer and he kind of fumbled the wordbuilding after this story... and Spider-Man as a series... but showing villain character growth by literally living the motto of great power/responsibility makes Doc Ock my favorite Spidey.
That's not really the thing that bugs me, i dont mind multiple people having the Spiderman name, i like Miguel.
always respecting
at least he was there for a blooper for the old iCarly
stories like that, Ends of the Earth, Spider-Island, Spider-Verse (the comic and Shattered Dimensions), and the PS4 game shows how good of a Spider-Man writer Slott can be
Considering who the person I can trace it back to is, it's capital R Racism.
One of the best panels is when he punches Scorpion's jaw off and realises that Pete was always pulling his punches
He can be good, but Nick Spencer is currently killing it imo
If you don't look too closely this looks like the coolest regional variant.
Ask for Smash Bruddas.
I feel like the biggest issues with the 3D models is that the newer mons (like gen 6 and beyond) got more dynamic, animated poses, but the old ones just kinda... stand there.Thinking about some older Pokemon sprites.
Man I miss sprites like this one. It makes Rampardos look so powerful and dynamic.
Black and White having animated sprites was a great thing overall, but for some pokemon like Rampardos, it meant having a less interesting pose.
While Rampardos's gen 4 sprite looked amazing, it doesn't really work as part of a simple animation loop. This sprite animation just really fails to capture how powerful Rampardos is supposed to be compared to it's original sprite.
I feel pretty similar about Scyther.
In it's DP and FR/LG sprites it looks so swift and agile! At least it's crouched position in B/W still has a nice aesthetic to it, which kind of works since mantises are ambush predators.
But I will always hate how 3D Scyther just kind of hovers in place awkwardly. It doesn't look swift nor deadly in that pose.
I suppose there's an upside to older sprites leaving more of the movement up to the imagination. It's less immersive overall, but it does allow them to convey whatever movement they want.
But I will never forgive GF and TPC for drunk Archeops.
Sure, it's one of the more animated 3D models. But at what cost?
I suppose that's another reason to look forward to Legends Arceus. With the game being fully in real time, Pokemon will be allowed to move more freely and won't just be sitting around in one spot waiting for their turn. We're going to see a lot more lively animation and poses if the trailers are anything to go by. And Pokemon still tend to have really nice walk/run cycles which will be really nice to see in a game with a lot of open traversal.
Man the 3D models for winged Pokemon really wrecked these guys because of a bad underused gimmick.Thinking about some older Pokemon sprites.
Man I miss sprites like this one. It makes Rampardos look so powerful and dynamic.
Black and White having animated sprites was a great thing overall, but for some pokemon like Rampardos, it meant having a less interesting pose.
While Rampardos's gen 4 sprite looked amazing, it doesn't really work as part of a simple animation loop. This sprite animation just really fails to capture how powerful Rampardos is supposed to be compared to it's original sprite.
I feel pretty similar about Scyther.
In it's DP and FR/LG sprites it looks so swift and agile! At least it's crouched position in B/W still has a nice aesthetic to it, which kind of works since mantises are ambush predators.
But I will always hate how 3D Scyther just kind of hovers in place awkwardly. It doesn't look swift nor deadly in that pose.
I suppose there's an upside to older sprites leaving more of the movement up to the imagination. It's less immersive overall, but it does allow them to convey whatever movement they want.
But I will never forgive GF and TPC for drunk Archeops.
Sure, it's one of the more animated 3D models. But at what cost?
I suppose that's another reason to look forward to Legends Arceus. With the game being fully in real time, Pokemon will be allowed to move more freely and won't just be sitting around in one spot waiting for their turn. We're going to see a lot more lively animation and poses if the trailers are anything to go by. And Pokemon still tend to have really nice walk/run cycles which will be really nice to see in a game with a lot of open traversal.
really?
I actually really love Hilda. It's probably in my Top 5 favorite cartoons right now.
I definitely feel like part of the problem with the 3D models, aside from them all having to stand in place, is that they also probably had to pump out those animations really fast.
Some are speculating Amy has a new English VA, because I believe her old one confirmed she isn't voicing Amy anymore a while back.
Correction, Gen 6.
I will never forgive how dirty they did my boys Tropius and Skarmory.Thinking about some older Pokemon sprites.
Man I miss sprites like this one. It makes Rampardos look so powerful and dynamic.
Black and White having animated sprites was a great thing overall, but for some pokemon like Rampardos, it meant having a less interesting pose.
While Rampardos's gen 4 sprite looked amazing, it doesn't really work as part of a simple animation loop. This sprite animation just really fails to capture how powerful Rampardos is supposed to be compared to it's original sprite.
I feel pretty similar about Scyther.
In it's DP and FR/LG sprites it looks so swift and agile! At least it's crouched position in B/W still has a nice aesthetic to it, which kind of works since mantises are ambush predators.
But I will always hate how 3D Scyther just kind of hovers in place awkwardly. It doesn't look swift nor deadly in that pose.
I suppose there's an upside to older sprites leaving more of the movement up to the imagination. It's less immersive overall, but it does allow them to convey whatever movement they want.
But I will never forgive GF and TPC for drunk Archeops.
Sure, it's one of the more animated 3D models. But at what cost?
I suppose that's another reason to look forward to Legends Arceus. With the game being fully in real time, Pokemon will be allowed to move more freely and won't just be sitting around in one spot waiting for their turn. We're going to see a lot more lively animation and poses if the trailers are anything to go by. And Pokemon still tend to have really nice walk/run cycles which will be really nice to see in a game with a lot of open traversal.
Yeah, and that's why we kinda have the same stoic models we have now. That said, future-proofing them was an ingenious idea that thankfully saved GF so much time since they can reuse them.
Ian Flyn's Amy is the best Amy in the franchise, I'm totally down to see what he does with her.
Honestly more energetic movement in general is needed.
Tbh, I just wish Hitmontop was actually on his head againHonestly more energetic movement in general is needed.
As much as everyone loves to dunk on Pokemon's 3D animations, everyone loves Hitmontop's.
Its animations are so simple yet there's just enough energy to them to stand out. As opposed to most pokemon who have really subtle idle loops that don't really grab your attention.
And heck, look at Falinks!
It's so memorable.
This is something B/W did really well actually, and I think is the main thing that sets B/W's and X/Y's idle loops apart. A lot of that is probably GF just being more experienced with 2D though.
Pokemon has had a rough transition to 3D.
Only if he shimmies before he spins on his head.
