This scene is without a doubt one of the most iconic to have graced TVs worldwide, even though it happens to because of controversy. There is no bad animation or bad art here.
It is much harder to deform Pain's face to this extent instead of just drawing him normally, as the same animator had done for the last 4 minutes. The deformation was done intentionally, at the wishes of the director.
On a whole the scene is full of personality. Pain, the false god, showcases his utter rage at being defied by the believer. And in his rage he reshapes the land andshowsthe believer just what he's up against. Back to the meme scene, let's break it down. It starts off with aneye twitchwith sharper shading for effect, segues into achildlike tantrum, and ends with an utterdeformationof Pain's normally regal and handsome features. Pain's ugly here. The physical ugliness is used to depict the spiritual ugliness the false god has. He justifies the killing of millions for his childish rage, which was exhibited by the tantrum like movement. It's the director's critique on Pain, by my understanding. Wakabayashi utterly despises him.
This scene is without a doubt one of the most iconic to have graced TVs worldwide...
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Christian Price
We had this thread yesterday. Are you bored?
Dominic Cruz
What thread ?
Chase Ward
Just stop dude. Nobody thinks your dumb post is funny.
William Rivera
I agree.
James Watson
It's not meant to be funny.
Ryan Hernandez
The original Webgen animation.
Angel Lee
It's too inconsistent with the rest of the anime which makes it comical. It'd be considered fantastic animation in a more fitting series.
Ayden Jackson
That's the case with most Sakuga scense.
Matthew Butler
Based and 167-pilled. Easily the most artistic episode of that decade, effortlessly distinguishing the connoisseurs from the plebs .