The cubes can be seen in a recognizable form in 1965. Most of the animation staples are named not after their original users, but after the most famous ones. Applies to stuff like "Gainax bounce" (which saw usage in 1981) and "Obari pose" (originally used by Shin Matsuo) as well.

Mar 18, 2023 · The anime doesnt have to necessarily have yutapon cubes. For those who do not know, you know in really well animated scenes in action anime when the ground explodes and the debris is all square shaped? Those are called "yutapon cubes" in the animation industry. They are usually used in really well animated scenes.

Oct 6, 2021 · They're called Yutapon Cubes, known most for being an animation quirk of renowned animator Yutaka Nakamura, but is very popular as a technique in general, and animators love replicating it. I think they're pretty cool personally, and Yutaka Nakamura is a genius for more reasons than just an interesting stylistic tell.

Feb 21, 2022 · I don't know why but I love it when the ground turns into perfectly cubed blocks during fights, it gives you the sense its god tier even though the actual science behind that happening is actually propostorous. anyway I wanted to ask can you guys recommend some action anime with animation like that, I've seen the go Naruto followed by a little over 2 seasons of Shippuden, the first 3 seasons ...

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Sep 14, 2021 · Yutapon cubes are not to "facilitate the process of drawing;" they are a stylistic technique or effect. The other famous effect named after somebody is the Itano Circus. Reply reply

May 22, 2016 · Not only do have the dozens of animators who use yutapon cubes, but you also have people like Shingo Fuji who were clearly inspired by his fast paced melee combat and his dynamic camera movements. On the flip side, I remember reading in some interview that Nakamura learned more about digital animation techniques from working with Bahi JD on ...

Jan 30, 2020 · So a lot of the times in anime, if there's an impact like something hits the ground, and they're trying to show that it's so powerful that I breaks the ground, when they show pieces of the ground, they'll show it dividing up into little cubes. Ik it's named after a certain animator but not the animator that created it.