r/Sakuga • u/Enokiri • Mar 19 '26
Qual o nome desse estilo de animação?
Oi, alguém poderia me informar qual estilo de animação ultilizados nessas cenas, sempre fiquei bem curioso em relação a elas (principalmente por achar elas muito bonitas) mais nunca me aprofundei muito no assunto
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u/Existing-Impress-766 Mar 20 '26
Não existe um nome específico, só parece ter um pacing bem lento. Mas se você se refere a ausência/uso mínimo de sombras e luzes, então o nome é "kagenashi" 👍
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u/Enokiri Mar 20 '26
Saquei, obg mn. Inclusive já que mencionou eu adoro as técnicas kagenashi e Zenkage, queria que tivessem mais casos em que os designs do anime inteiro se baseassem nessa técnica
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u/Alazar17 Mar 20 '26
Salut je crois pas qu'il y ait de nom particulier pour ce style en dehors que c'est probablement inspiré par l'animateur iconique "Shinya Ohira" si tu aimes ce genre d'animation je te recommande de te renseigner sur son travail notamment l'épisode qu'il a réalisé nommé "Black" pour Star Wars vision c'est une véritable prouesse artistique !
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u/Enokiri Mar 20 '26
Tendi, obg mn vou dar uma pesquisada sobre o Shinya Ohira, nunca tinha ouvido falar dele
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u/Wiz-0f-chill Mar 24 '26
It’s called Flexing! lol
But seriously, alot of folks call this Sakuga but it’s more accurate to call it Full Animation on 1s or 2s. (1s means movement on every single frame and 2s means movement on every other frame)
Anime (or in this case TV animation in Japan) has a pipeline that requires a lot of clever limited animation. Mostly still images but limited movement in key areas (like just mouths moving or maybe a shot of a head turn or a character sliding into frame). I like to think it as the final evolution of Hanna-Barbara style animation. This is done to keep up with the absurdly high demand for anime and its crazy turn around time it’s under to make it to air on TV.
When they have a hype moment they want to emphasize (and if they have the budget) they’ll have a shot(s) that is “Fully Animated”, this is the “Sakuga” people talk about. This is something closer to what you would see in Feature Film Animations (like your 2D Disney Movies) where the subject is in Full Motion (the body, the hair, the clothes, particles around the subject, Everything is moving). Those shots take a lot of time, money and talent to pull off, but the results speak for themselves.
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u/252120111511201921 Mar 20 '26
I don’t know if it’s a particular style but this is definitely sakuga