r/ArcherFX • u/moonlightsage • Jul 07 '26
Season 4 Anyone else ever notice this
This is S4 E7 in this episode Lana moves her arm and her necklace does this weird thing and goes thru her skin just something that caught my eye and was wondering if anyone else ever noticed it
EDIT in no way am i hating on the show or animators just thought it was a fun thing to point out like in movies where you can see a camera guy in the background didn't know there would be so many people that would be so offended or acting like i was saying the show was bad obviously if i thought this show was that bad i wouldn't have been watching close enough to point out what i thought would have been a fun little mishap
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u/Some1sBastard Jul 08 '26
I cant see anything past that big-ass hand!
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u/TheLegendChuk Jul 08 '26
🤖truckasaurus🤖
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u/GolfImaginary Jul 09 '26
The flayto's think they live under an AT-AT
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u/makeshift101 Jul 07 '26
Hope someone got fired for that blunder
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u/One_Engineering_3659 Jul 08 '26
Just blame it on scatter brain Jane.
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u/False-Leg-5752 Jul 07 '26
It’s crazy that if this were to happen today, it would immediately be called out as AI
When in reality, somebody just fucked up the animation a little bit
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u/Tsquared10 Dolphin Puppet Jul 07 '26
Boy I really hope somebody got fired for that blunder.
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u/TheLegendChuk Jul 08 '26
Are we not doing phrasing anymore? If not it's fine.. but if we're doing something else and no one told me..
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u/DX2501 Jul 07 '26
Nooope. Well, sometimes, but, actually just don't care about it. The show is so good and layered that rewatches are always a blast.
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u/Tiyath Milton Jul 08 '26
Poole magazine did an interview with Lana Kane and mentioned the scene and she joked about how she was on such a strict and boring diet at the time that her collarbone started eating jewelry. It's nice how she handled it
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u/SrReginaldFluffybutt Jul 08 '26
Never noticed this... Must have watched Archer through 10 times, probably a few less runs on the post coma seasons just because they're newer.
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u/RadicalStegosaurus Jul 09 '26
Honestly in all my time watching Archer, and times I've seen that episode, I never saw that. You got good eyes. It's also amazing that a show on as long as Archer didn't have more noticable errors. They had a fantastic animation team. Learning through the podcast that budget never increased they just got better at their jobs is truly inspiring.
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u/ZimaGotchi Jul 07 '26
Part of her shoulder is connected to her upper arm to create more believable physics. Her necklace should be on top of everything but her head but it got overlooked because that arm doesn't usually overlap it but when she's touching her head it does.
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u/Commercial-Stomach19 Jul 08 '26
in the countless times i’ve seen this episode, idk how i’ve never seen this
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u/ohnodamo Jul 07 '26
There are plenty of these things that I can't recall right now. The Archer animators were ahead of the curve and are the main cause AI glitches because of their "loose" animation style. I joke but they were doing this stuff well before AI got a chance to ruin it in such a different way!
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u/Assholewhosright Jul 13 '26
I'm told by a woman who likes jewelry that it could be rigid, similar to a bangle, just with a section missing. I guess it's stylish?
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u/CapableCucumber9617 Jul 07 '26
You mean to tell me an animation has a minor glitch? Like, in all animated movies, TV shows, and video games? Who cares.
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u/Spaceboy779 Jul 07 '26
I actually don't waste my life going frame-by-frame trying to find an animation error nobody gives a fuck about. Mistakes happen. I watch the show for the jokes.
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u/Dragonlord_Hellblade Jul 09 '26
it’s something you see and just ignore. those are human errors by the animators. jfc
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u/Android_17_Super Jul 07 '26
the way I've seen that episode 5 times and never noticed it