@@ixoylion.6031 im wondering if all you asking me questions that who are "being serious?". I saw the video... laugh a lot with the horse.. after i saw the comment and remembered the scene of horse i'd laught more. I don't know what is more normal in the world than that. Or all you live in countries where the happyness are a privilege - i dont see in this way.. for me happyness is for everytime.
@@zacksmith5963 "Copied" is harsh - they were clearly influenced by the styling, but took it an made something unique and groundbreaking. The Animatrix was excellent.
I adore how so many of those go out of their way to make everything in the shot as obvious as possible to the original, unapologetically. If imitation is the highest form of flattery, this just shows how much unbridled love all these amazing creators, decades later, have for the influential pioneer film in the genre of animation - and still to this day one of the best ever made!
Yup, these range wildly from inspiration, to probably some straight up copies, to parodies once it became known within the animation industry that everyone took something out of Akira, and for sure now there are people who don't do it because they liked the original scene, copied it, or parodied it, but just because it's an insider meme.
@@asimovoftrantor6838 The oldschool light cycles can only freely drift like this when they're not making a wall, and the new grid ones automatically shut the wall off when they spin around.
But, like, it's probably just for animations, as akira is an animation pioneer, so a live action piece of media doesnt really have to pay homage, and it probably wouldn't work
its not everyday u see a bike brake drifting on its side while the protagonist using his stern left leg to balance such a heavy thing, on praticality its dangerous, on fiction its epic af
I saw Akira today for the first time and I can't believe that out of everything that happens in that movie, the most iconic thing is a 2-3 sec bike slide. Tbf it's epic as hell and the entire movie is very well animated so even simple things are visually memorable.
Just to clarify: it was animated by team of 64 people working day and night for that result and they didn't slack on smallest details, even if it a small bright point (1 mm in diameter).
@@atomic_bomba and because of that, the Japanese animation industry’s reputation and its popularity have skyrocketed and expanded towards Western audiences.
LOVE KEKE ❤️. I believe Jordan referenced Akira because he was approached to direct the live action version of it but turned it down because he didn’t think he was the right fit.
@@bigredjanie many of them are no doubt, but you can't just start throwing in every fucking motorcycle thing to build your case. That's the issue I'm having some of these are blatantly not in a cure reference and that's what bugs me
As terrible as Clarence is artwork is it makes total sense to me. You got to remember that bad generation of Cal Arts graduates all grew up watching anime and instead of learning how to draw they just tried to recreate anime moments
@@airplanes_aren.t_real thats not how grip works. The problem here is that to do the akira slide you need to do an exact 90 degree turn. However, if you did that on a bike you wouldnt slide, youd just keep going forward in relation to the bike because the wheels will keep wanting to roll forward.
The reason why the number of times this animation has been referenced is because the newer clips are being influenced by the creators who were influenced by creators who were influenced by Akira. Some of these creators may not even know what Akira is (but I highly doubt it)
Anyone that animates as their career has definitely seen Akira, it's not slipping through any cracks or sitting under a rock; shoot its on hulu rn. 34 years later and it's still a legit great film
@@TheRitzierComic Thank you, I keep seeing in the comment section that regular everyday people keep on confusing and underestimating the knowledge that these animators & storyboard artists have. It's not even funny! I never thought to see so many people project their own mindset onto these animators & storyboard artists that put their blood, sweat, energy, and tears into creating these works and going to school for this. They all know of Akira...they are artists, they study others works. They do grunt work, apprenticeships, a lot of studying. A homage is just that to them, take it at face value, people. Edited: to mention storyboard artists as well! :)
It’s cool because it doesn’t kill tone for the sake of a reference it’s already a really awesome shot even if you don’t get the reference, it’s only an added bonus if you do.
I'm sure Cowboy Bebop had a similar homage somewhere just not with bikes. And I think some of the homages aren't to Akira, but inspired by homages to it.
It's a chain effect Akira does it Some anime/cartoon reference it Some anime/cartoon reference the anime/cartoon that referenced Akira And so on, the chain never ends, and farther we forget who did it first. Not only Akira, but other things in the world made the same chain effect. Still, it's good for people to search for the original material and understand more about our culture
Akira is pretty massively famous as a piece of animation and so is this bike slide is hard to believe that any animators wouldn’t have recognized where this slide was originating from.
I mean its not that strange a thing anyway, so its definitely the sort of thing you might copy from somewhere else not even as a reference but just bcuz its cool
I love how all of these are professionally done movies and shows and video game trailers, and then there's just Shirakami Fubuki in their crack-fueled youtube animation series.
I almost lost it when I was watching NOPE. Only because Jordan Peele was offered the chance to adapt the legendary Anime and turned it down to focus on OG content…atleast we know he can probably pull it off.
There was also one in The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy in the episode where Billy turns into a Kaiju and Mandy comes sliding in on her bike to stop him
@@matheussanthiago9685 It's almost like that film just used nostalgic iconography to lure people in and didn't actually have any real love for the stories depicted.
I found that Akria's camera focus is actually on the road after the first few frames, showing performance of the bike; the others are constantly on face expressions, interesting
@@lyr1kn156 which ones aren’t an homage. and if they aren’t why would they use the same perspective? but weird to use a slide and the same perspective and the same dust from the slide.
@@femto7579 Bungou Stray Dogs seems more like a standard motorbike action skid, not even same perspective. Lego Marvel one is a stretch. Luca as well just strikes me as a normal skid, not the right perspective either. I could be completely wrong on all of these, but just my opinion.
I think at some point it stops becoming an homage and it's just a trope to do with bikes. Like we're at the point where half of the animators who showed up here didn't know what the Akira slide was when they made their scene, they just knew it was a bike slide trope
If animators nowadays know about 1920s Mickey Mouse animation, they probably know the impact Akira had. It's not some obscure anime, it literally introduced the U.S. to Japanimation (anime) in the 90s. There are plenty of copycat artists out there, but that still makes it an homage whether it's conscious or not.
@@Native_Creation not a good example. Disney pioneered animation, and is still the head of animation. Of course animators know about what they do. Akira wasn't iconic for its animation, and that's not what it's creatirs were known for. The bike slide is an iconic yeah but super simple idea to do with a bike scene. And when some of these animators might not have even been born for it, they could have done it simply because they've seen it used before or even came up with the ideas themselves, because again it's not too hard to think up
Bruh It's totally on purpose Idk if you study animation but i guess not Because if you did you should've known how IMMENSELY popular Akira is in the animator's community
I like how in the 90s - 2000s, you can tell the "Akira Slide" was just a neat reference that rarely to occasionally appeared here & there! And then in the 2010s to Now, Everyone (& I mean, EVERYONE) was basically just, "Hey if they can do it, then I MUST do it!" & now it's almost no longer even an occasional reference, it's an animation trope that just normally appears! Not that, that's a bad thing mind you, it's just pretty funny looking back in retrospect...
How to do a Akira Slide : Step 1 : Mode of Transportation (Cycle, Bike, Legs, Etc.) Step 2 : Camera Shot showing the side of the vehicle and/or person Step 3 : At least 3 Smoke/Streaks of rubble Step 4 :
I had no idea there were so many! It's like a rite of passage for an animator, haha. Definitely one of the most iconic animation shots of all time though.
It’s definitely an animator in-joke. Look at how many times the foot does a burnout. And the frequency is showing exponential growth as if they’re all knowingly winking to each other 😉
That's still somehow equal to the amount of times somebody has done it but with a wolf, which is even weirder because humans don't actually ride those.
That ultimate spider man gag was actually pretty funny. Also i believe the luca one is a stretch but this is such an impressive list that i don’t really care.
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Animators saw Akira (1988) and said "That slide was the sickest shit I've ever seen." And they were right.
Damn they surely were
Hey watch your bad word you know the s word and i'm just saying
And yes that slide scene is awesome and a masterpiece
@@joaquinvaleri7022you must be a kid, you’ll get used to it
@@havocadvent2 i'm not a kid
The akira Slide on a horse is so hilarious.
Yea.. I had recently saw that and laught a lot ahauah and now i saw this coment and laugh more
@@miguel.manojaya are you serious?
@@miguel.manojaya you sure he didn’t pay you to say that?
@@ixoylion.6031 im wondering if all you asking me questions that who are "being serious?". I saw the video... laugh a lot with the horse.. after i saw the comment and remembered the scene of horse i'd laught more.
I don't know what is more normal in the world than that. Or all you live in countries where the happyness are a privilege - i dont see in this way.. for me happyness is for everytime.
@@miguel.manojaya yes thanks for making me very many understand :)
I love how no vehicle is off limits. Hoverboards, horses, skateboards, insects, their own legs... if its this angle, with this slide, it's an homage
The Akira bike slide is like Loss. Either you get it, or you live blissfully unaware that it's everywhere.
Loss? What's that?
@@jin00305Uh oh...
Akira's slide to anime is like the matrix bullet timing to movie.
Especially, during the mid 2000s. The "Underworld" movies existed mostly because of the "matrix aesthetic" and the vampire craze during that time.
Fun fact . Matrix copied anime
@@zacksmith5963 "Copied" is harsh - they were clearly influenced by the styling, but took it an made something unique and groundbreaking. The Animatrix was excellent.
@@johnmartinez7440 Matrix took Blade's aesthetic and mashed it with Ghost in the Shell + Lain + Tron + Hong Kong films.
Akira influenced the bullet time effects in The Matrix as well
I adore how so many of those go out of their way to make everything in the shot as obvious as possible to the original, unapologetically. If imitation is the highest form of flattery, this just shows how much unbridled love all these amazing creators, decades later, have for the influential pioneer film in the genre of animation - and still to this day one of the best ever made!
Yup, these range wildly from inspiration, to probably some straight up copies, to parodies once it became known within the animation industry that everyone took something out of Akira, and for sure now there are people who don't do it because they liked the original scene, copied it, or parodied it, but just because it's an insider meme.
Those are the ones that are truly an homage. The rest, perhaps not so much.
The movie “nope” also had a motorcycle scene
The movie “nope” also has a motorcycle scene!
I hate it, so on the nose 🙄 so fucking lame and unimaginative
Did the Tron franchise seriously never do this? That's kind of incredible.
Might be because the light bikes had a very specific kind of movement. Also, wasn't there a similar shot in the Dark Knight?
@@utkarsh2746 The free-moving lightcycles in TRON Legacy and Uprising could've done it. I would have to rewatch them to check.
Wouldn't they hit their own wall if they did this?
@@asimovoftrantor6838 The oldschool light cycles can only freely drift like this when they're not making a wall, and the new grid ones automatically shut the wall off when they spin around.
But, like, it's probably just for animations, as akira is an animation pioneer, so a live action piece of media doesnt really have to pay homage, and it probably wouldn't work
It’s amazing how a 2 second scene can become one of the most referenced bits in the animation medium
its not everyday u see a bike brake drifting on its side while the protagonist using his stern left leg to balance such a heavy thing, on praticality its dangerous, on fiction its epic af
Anyone here from the Sonic Movie 3 trailer?
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This scene became so iconic it's basically just a "cool character" feature.
Are you a determined badass? Yes.
Motorcycle slide.
I love that it's so iconic that it's extended past motorcycles and bikes. Cars, horses, wolves, a roach, even people. It's so cool
I can't believe even freakin' Paw Patrol made an Akira reference.
Well even Paw Patrol made a Jojo reference.
Those creators are really interesting
@@shushukzh ruclips.net/video/eEPXdtGw2kE/видео.html
Pretty sure the Paw Patrol people are weebs
@@shushukzh the episode with the armor knight, idk, they just did some jojo pose... 😁
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I saw Akira today for the first time and I can't believe that out of everything that happens in that movie, the most iconic thing is a 2-3 sec bike slide. Tbf it's epic as hell and the entire movie is very well animated so even simple things are visually memorable.
Just to clarify: it was animated by team of 64 people working day and night for that result and they didn't slack on smallest details, even if it a small bright point (1 mm in diameter).
Katsuhiro Ōtomo Distinctive, Atmospheric, and Grandiose Director
And after 34 years Akira still being the smoothest one
Can't improve upon perfection
That's because cel-animation, and that they used much more frames per second back then.
@@atomic_bomba and because of that, the Japanese animation industry’s reputation and its popularity have skyrocketed and expanded towards Western audiences.
Idk I think NMH 3 was pretty close
@@atomic_bomba Not to add a movie budget too
I just saw Nope and the Akira slide at the end is incredible
That's what I'm saying!!
Was the first time I saw it in live action. Loved it
LOVE KEKE ❤️. I believe Jordan referenced Akira because he was approached to direct the live action version of it but turned it down because he didn’t think he was the right fit.
@@seen.3 Which is fair, I can’t name a director who could do Akira justice in live action.
@@JazziG59 Denis Villeneuve? Though he's likely got his hands full with Dune for a while, especially if he plans to adapt Dune Messiah.
This is starting to feel almost like the Wilhelm scream: once you know what it is, you start seeing it everywhere lol
In Japan you're legally required to do the Akira slide to get your license
Is that true?
@@Ummmmm12712 100%
Can't believe Batman did the first Akira homage
So cool!
And the only with the shock
did it really? Or was anything else made earlier?
@@Gadget-Walkmen probably and we just don't know about it
@@hifurcatfood for now, let's just say batman was the first one.
The Akira Slide is basically the Wilhelm scream for TV shows and Anime.
The difference is the Wilhelm scream is a very specific sound clip, these people are literally calling every clip of a motorcycle sliding same thing
@@jacquestube Dude, the vast majority of these are an Akira reference.
@@bigredjanie many of them are no doubt, but you can't just start throwing in every fucking motorcycle thing to build your case. That's the issue I'm having some of these are blatantly not in a cure reference and that's what bugs me
@@jacquestube Which do you think are ones that aren't a reference?
@@bigredjanie we've already had this discussion just because of motorcycle slides doesn't mean it's a reference as simple as that
Clarence is literally the only show that surprised me with that reference.
the last show I expected to see this
@@Oscar4u69 right
As terrible as Clarence is artwork is it makes total sense to me. You got to remember that bad generation of Cal Arts graduates all grew up watching anime and instead of learning how to draw they just tried to recreate anime moments
I was more surprised by Casagrande's. I thought I was the only one who watched that show :/
@@piccolo54trunks2 it's not true you dingleberry
It’s so common in popular culture, I wonder how many people don’t even realize it’s a reference.
A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE NOT SEEN AKIRA
@@jwanha665either they havent seen the movie or they knly know the leave me alone scene
I gotta say, Obi Wan on a Speeder doing the Akira Slide with his saber out is pretty badass.
Tbh is the best one
probably the easiest one to do an akira slide yet it goes so hard i don't think a screenshot would be enough
Thank you.
It would be the easiest to pull an Akira slide on but also i think it was the most badass
1:05 one of the most creative slides imo
And not only does AKIRA still looks better than all the homages but still, 34 years later, has the greatest motorcycle design ever.
Good stuff. 👍🏼
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@Purple default pfp Nahh
If I ever won the lottery, I would have someone custom build a working replica of the Akira bike....and I don't even know how to ride a motorcycle.
@@spicyramengaming8465 you can actually make the replica yourself buying a specific Honda scooter then the bodykit
@@allloren7277 Yahh
I had no idea this was a thing until now. It's really cool to see the same move across so many different genres and shows.
same
The Akira slide is the Wilhelm scream of animation
Fun fact, the akira slide is physically impossible to do on a bike without flipping on your side or rolling forwards due to conservation of momentum.
Is there a way to design the wheels with enough grip for it to work?
@@airplanes_aren.t_real thats not how grip works. The problem here is that to do the akira slide you need to do an exact 90 degree turn. However, if you did that on a bike you wouldnt slide, youd just keep going forward in relation to the bike because the wheels will keep wanting to roll forward.
@@aidankilleen7372 so you keep going at an angle and not at a straight line?
@@airplanes_aren.t_real pretty much, yeah. You'd just be turning and not really sliding.
@@aidankilleen7372 so like drifting?
It's basically a law at this point, "if there's a scene with a motorcycle, Akira must be referenced"
And now Shadow did it. It’s official, this slide is a canon event.
The reason why the number of times this animation has been referenced is because the newer clips are being influenced by the creators who were influenced by creators who were influenced by Akira. Some of these creators may not even know what Akira is (but I highly doubt it)
Akira is one of the most influential pieces of media ever. I bet this is conscious.
Anyone that animates as their career has definitely seen Akira, it's not slipping through any cracks or sitting under a rock; shoot its on hulu rn.
34 years later and it's still a legit great film
@@TheRitzierComic Thank you, I keep seeing in the comment section that regular everyday people keep on confusing and underestimating the knowledge that these animators & storyboard artists have. It's not even funny! I never thought to see so many people project their own mindset onto these animators & storyboard artists that put their blood, sweat, energy, and tears into creating these works and going to school for this. They all know of Akira...they are artists, they study others works. They do grunt work, apprenticeships, a lot of studying. A homage is just that to them, take it at face value, people.
Edited: to mention storyboard artists as well! :)
I like to think that in the storyboard notes/animation notes it says "Insert Akira Slide here"
How much spare time do you have to be able to track thirty years of influence from one single moment in on single anime film? That’s fucking insane!
exactly LOL
social media
Gotta be some weirdo obsession, with all due respect of course
@@Kissqueenx I'm sure there are lists online compiled by several people, he probably just used one of those
You heard of the internet?
It’s cool because it doesn’t kill tone for the sake of a reference it’s already a really awesome shot even if you don’t get the reference, it’s only an added bonus if you do.
some people are wondering why everyone in 2019 referenced Akira
Akira took place in Neo-Tokyo in the distopian version of 2019 so that's probably why
I'm sure Cowboy Bebop had a similar homage somewhere just not with bikes. And I think some of the homages aren't to Akira, but inspired by homages to it.
It's a chain effect
Akira does it
Some anime/cartoon reference it
Some anime/cartoon reference the anime/cartoon that referenced Akira
And so on, the chain never ends, and farther we forget who did it first. Not only Akira, but other things in the world made the same chain effect. Still, it's good for people to search for the original material and understand more about our culture
Akira is pretty massively famous as a piece of animation and so is this bike slide is hard to believe that any animators wouldn’t have recognized where this slide was originating from.
I mean its not that strange a thing anyway, so its definitely the sort of thing you might copy from somewhere else not even as a reference but just bcuz its cool
Yu-GI-Oh! wins the title of "most homages to Akira Bike Slide in a single franchise/series".
You know the Akira slide is iconic when even four wheeled vehicles are getting in on it.
And horse, even a person
You know your work is iconic when animators across the globe pay tribute to you.
I love how the first to popularize copying the Akira slide was Batman: The Animated Series of all things.
The studio behind Akira, TMS Entertainment, co-animated Batman TAS.
Watching so many of these in a row without context starts to get surreal
I love how all of these are professionally done movies and shows and video game trailers, and then there's just Shirakami Fubuki in their crack-fueled youtube animation series.
Timestamp?
Jordan Peale’s “Nope” had an Akira slide in it
Yeah. Came here right after watching it
It's so common I never even realized Akira was the first to do it
I almost lost it when I was watching NOPE. Only because Jordan Peele was offered the chance to adapt the legendary Anime and turned it down to focus on OG content…atleast we know he can probably pull it off.
Surprising to see how something so small was referenced so many times across so many different forms of media.
Who would’ve thought a simple bike slide would be so iconic
There was also one in The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy in the episode where Billy turns into a Kaiju and Mandy comes sliding in on her bike to stop him
basically the entire episode about akira
Anyone else watch NOPE and hyped to see them reference this?
just saw it last night haha. last thing i expected to see in that movie
Favorite part of the movie fr
Didn't expect it at all.
Oh, now I’m going to go see it Tuesday.
The single most iconic and coolest thing you can do with a motorcycle
The fact that in one year all those movies and TV shows referenced the same clip is so fascinating...
Akira took place in 2019 so that's probably why
And yet somehow Ready Player One, despite *HAVING* the bike from Akira in the race scene, didn't do it.
That is the equivalent of having the holy hand grande in hand and NOT shouting 1, 2, 5 before shooting it
Which they also did
@@matheussanthiago9685
It's almost like that film just used nostalgic iconography to lure people in and didn't actually have any real love for the stories depicted.
@@kjj26k and also it was just a lame film
0:56 lmao how do you drift a HORSE??!!
Centaurworld is how!
You know that's not a drift, right?
There is also a real life Akira Slide in the 2022 movie called "Nope" :)
Just came here to see if it was included. 😂
I found that Akria's camera focus is actually on the road after the first few frames, showing performance of the bike; the others are constantly on face expressions, interesting
So many shows reference it that every time I see a motorcycle I go "Alright where's the mandatory Akira reference" and 9 outta 10 times it happens
Its crazy that even after all these years the best looking one is still from Akira.
That part. It's truly the best
not really
Lol no
@@cherno8336 The animation on Akira still shits on most today. Don't say bs if you aint gonna give examples..
yes, the fluidity is awesome
Now it’s Shadow’s turn.
Absolutely nuts that I watched this and then went and watched NOPE, which literally has this
Many homages, yes. But I wont let all of them slide.
This is both a nice pun and a good observation, some of these are just not an homage.
@@lyr1kn156 which ones aren’t an homage. and if they aren’t why would they use the same perspective? but weird to use a slide and the same perspective and the same dust from the slide.
@@femto7579 Bungou Stray Dogs seems more like a standard motorbike action skid, not even same perspective. Lego Marvel one is a stretch. Luca as well just strikes me as a normal skid, not the right perspective either. I could be completely wrong on all of these, but just my opinion.
it's crazy to think that Akira Slide was the best animated one considering how old it was
Well, it was a movie. Most of these are shows.
People are so quick to forget just how much money and time and talent _Akira_ behind it.
Well all the other ones aren't trying to out do it, they're JUST trying to pay homage and that's it.
Akira is a timeless classic, way ahead of it’s time
There's a new Akira slide reference on the movie NOPE 2022 and that was also super cool too!
I was actually looking for that one!
Akira is probably the most referenced and homaged anime of all time
Sailor moon.
At this point, you could put the entirety of the Yu-Gi-Oh 5D's anime as a homage, it's card games on motorcycles
Card games on motorcycles!?
And just recently Shadow in Sonic 3
After watching Hwoarang's reveal trailer for Tekken 8 which he does Akira Slide, this video suddenly appears in my feed 😅
LMAO aint no way, I'm here for that too!!
I think at some point it stops becoming an homage and it's just a trope to do with bikes. Like we're at the point where half of the animators who showed up here didn't know what the Akira slide was when they made their scene, they just knew it was a bike slide trope
no, the framing of the camera is incredibly intentional
If animators nowadays know about 1920s Mickey Mouse animation, they probably know the impact Akira had. It's not some obscure anime, it literally introduced the U.S. to Japanimation (anime) in the 90s. There are plenty of copycat artists out there, but that still makes it an homage whether it's conscious or not.
@@Native_Creation not a good example. Disney pioneered animation, and is still the head of animation. Of course animators know about what they do. Akira wasn't iconic for its animation, and that's not what it's creatirs were known for. The bike slide is an iconic yeah but super simple idea to do with a bike scene. And when some of these animators might not have even been born for it, they could have done it simply because they've seen it used before or even came up with the ideas themselves, because again it's not too hard to think up
I agree, at this point it's become so uniquitous people dont even know where it came from originallynprobably
Bruh
It's totally on purpose
Idk if you study animation but i guess not
Because if you did you should've known how IMMENSELY popular Akira is in the animator's community
Love that while most of these are on motorcycles, there’s the occasional one on like a horse or a cat or some shit
I like how in the 90s - 2000s, you can tell the "Akira Slide" was just a neat reference that rarely to occasionally appeared here & there! And then in the 2010s to Now, Everyone (& I mean, EVERYONE) was basically just, "Hey if they can do it, then I MUST do it!" & now it's almost no longer even an occasional reference, it's an animation trope that just normally appears! Not that, that's a bad thing mind you, it's just pretty funny looking back in retrospect...
I'm getting the vibe that this is to the drawing and animation community as "the lick" is to the music community.
That’s pretty accurate honestly.
What's "the lick" ?
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very much so
It's actually the same thing
Seeing the Akira slide in Nope made me so happy. I literally yelled it out when I saw it in theaters.
Lol. I let out chuckled and the person I was with had to ask what I thought was so funny.
Y’all r so lame lmao
90% of the creators of this prob had no idea what Akira was
@@loregasm99 (Unfortunately) true, but Jordan did when he made Nope
@@loregasm99 Nigga you is the lame one, who asked? How tf you know, you friends with Jordan Peele 💀
Akira inspired badass bike slides like Berserk inspired awesome edgy dudes with giant swords.
yeah because knights with giant swords werent already badass from the years upon years of literature you havent read
@@Easy420skate probably meant like, the guys with ridiculously sized swords and Issues that are even worse.
@@Easy420skateHe’s talking about massively oversized swords that would be impossible to use realistically 🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️
@@Easy420skate I think you're missing the point: they didn't inspire those things at all. It's just one of many.
@@Easy420skate gimme an example of one of those characters that is as influential as Berserk's Guts in the last few decades.
I love the ones where they're riding something that has no business sliding like that, like horses
And Jordan Peele also put a slide in his NOPE movie
0:25 that was a smooth transition
I wonder at what point did these stop being homages of Akira and just homages of the slide itself
same thing, different words used to describe the moment being referenced
It’s not animated, but Jordan Peele’s NOPE did it as well
@PAPicturesOfficial that he did
Now Nope can be added to this list. Keke Palmer did it so cool
I can't believe Akira invented sliding sideways away from the screen unreasonable distance while looking towards the camera.
It didn't it made it popular
find a animation that did that exact same slide before Akira
I can.
@@femto7579 so you think that somebody does something first everyone who ever does it then on is copying it
@@jacquestube What? He didn't say that at all
How to do a Akira Slide :
Step 1 : Mode of Transportation (Cycle, Bike, Legs, Etc.)
Step 2 : Camera Shot showing the side of the vehicle and/or person
Step 3 : At least 3 Smoke/Streaks of rubble
Step 4 :
Got to update it! Shadow is now on the list ! 🔥
So many people in the comment section do not understand what a homage is. They also don't understand animation or budgets.
I had no idea there were so many! It's like a rite of passage for an animator, haha. Definitely one of the most iconic animation shots of all time though.
It’s definitely an animator in-joke. Look at how many times the foot does a burnout. And the frequency is showing exponential growth as if they’re all knowingly winking to each other 😉
Some stunt driver out there is perfecting this for live action and I for one can't wait
There's one in Jordan Peele's Nope!
It’s crazy like a 1/3 of this video is just 2019-21
Nostalgia bait has become pretty big as of late.
“If I had a nickel every time someone did the Akira slide on a horse I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice”
If I had a nickel for every single time this shitty overused quote had been used, I'd use it then to end all life on earth.
That's still somehow equal to the amount of times somebody has done it but with a wolf, which is even weirder because humans don't actually ride those.
Even if the homage is overused I love seeing it every time, such a sick shot.
There is a live action from "Nope" that deserves to be in this!
For 2022 you can add Nope, Keke Palmer'a character does it towards the end of the film.
There was an Akira slide in Jordan Peele's Nope, gotta add that one too
Yeah that was sick
I lost my mind in the theater when that happened
Keke Palmer hit that so clean
And now shadow from sonic movie 3 is joining the reference.
it's like the wilhelm scream of vehicle skids
Welcome to the family Shadow
Yu-Gi-Oh legit just did this every time they had a character with a motorcycle.
This is the Wilhelm scream for the animation genre
35 years (and counting) and the original is still the coolest.
That ultimate spider man gag was actually pretty funny. Also i believe the luca one is a stretch but this is such an impressive list that i don’t really care.
I love how a lot of these are actually western animation, just goes to show how iconic Akira is all around the globe
After the Sonic the Hedgehog 3 trailer, you're going to have to update this for Shadow!