http://f-ram.net/blaze/neji.jpg
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http://f-ram.net/blaze/neji.jpg
Hoho! Easter-eggs [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
That's a pretty odd parallel. I wonder if the choreography match was intentional, because those are pretty generic moves.
They are, but it's too similar (camera-wise as well) to be a coincidence. I think it's a homage.
Yeah, after looking at the first pic again, it's literally the exact same.
That short fight between Spike and Vincent was sooo much better than any fight in Naruto.
did that guy die? i havent seen him in a while. if he did, how did he die? (im referring to the one fighting naruto btw)
Neji is invincible.
And how fitting it is that my post 4000 states just that. I rock!
hey im indirectly responsible for that!
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lol thats cool. cowboy bebop is the shit. an anime's movie that was actually GOOD.
Could it be that the animators are basing the moves on an actual fighting style that, coincidentally, was used by both bebop and Naruto for these specific fights?
It's prolly just an homage though. Very cool
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The bepop movie came out before the naruto episode, so i dont think that was a coincidence. narutos creators have said before they draw inspiration form alot of other anime and manga sources, in other words they rip off the best ideas from other shows.
But seriously, it wouldnt be the first time a show or movie has almost scene for scene "borowed" a sequence or scene. I remember seeing a scene by scene comparison of the original matrix and dark city on the net a couple of years ago and the similarity was too obvious to be anything but a direct ripp off. And it goes back as long as movies and tv have existed. Just look at all the westerns "inspired" by samurai movies, or comparisons between the flintstones and the honey mooners even. Its an entertainment business tradition.
very true...
"nothing is original" I guess.
But why such a random fight scene? Do you think this has happened for every fight? Or even a few? That would be cool to see some more ripped fights like this from other animes.
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that shit is HOT. Nice find
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thats some freeky shit
just a thought but where those 2 episodes done by the same studio
How much do i suck with photoshop?
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I think you can basically get this out of the great anime book for drawers . Most likely a ready and done example page of a smooth fight. You have to remember they do not have the time to think up new moves every week.
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thats actually pretty cool, and although seeing someone as cool as Vincent being replaced by Naruto is making me cringe right now, it's still cool that Spike is replaced with Neji [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
so its all good
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The first person to have noticed it must either have a sharingan or have devoted his entire life to watching anime over and over again.....
Cool find.
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I'd just like to add that it went like this - Kurosawa was inspired by the westerns to make samurai movies and then they in turn inspired more westerns. Ain't it great! (and Seven Samurai is number four in the IMDb's top films list!)Originally posted by: Crows_Kill
... Just look at all the westerns "inspired" by samurai movies, or comparisons between the flintstones and the honey mooners even. Its an entertainment business tradition.
I reckon the Neji/Naru fight is a homage, because its nicer to think that way plus homages are common enough themselves.
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