Another reason the lack of transition animation isn’t jarring is because the animation itself is so fast. Even in the animation itself a lot can happen between frames so the fact a lot changes when it starts still feels natural and not lazily done.
With the first frame "snapping", the animation conforms to what Masahiro Sakurai also mentioned in his channel, about the importance of providing immediate player feedback and resisting the urge to make everything smooth.
it’s amazing that 6 years later this game still holds up especially visually still; the dedication to making this look and feel appealing is other worldly I believe
Please shut up. Please for the love of god shut up. No offense but you need to shut up right now. Please tell me it hasn’t been six years already. Where has the time gone?
2:55 🤓 "actually, that's a chef bro" But otherwise, glad to see this vid again. Definitely got hit with some deja vu before seeing it was in fact actually a re-upload.
Watching your vid showed me that the animation is much more intricate than I previously thought. You really put a lot of effort into showing us every little detail of Mario's hat throw and your frame by frame analysis revealed to me little details like Mario's nose physics, which I never would have discovered on my own. I can tell you love the game even more than I do and I want to thank you for making me appreciate the game's little details even more.
@@VideoGameAnimationStudyi actually like the concept of everything being a remix. When 1 reaches the apex of their own art style they can allude to the art style of others as proof of mastery over the fundamentals of drawing. Cause mastery of fundamental steps will inherently keep you from infringing on the rights of others; but the reception from the casual viewer may not be a welcome one cause some may mistake it as a imitation instead of a triumph’tribute’ or display of mastery in the Arts.😎
Never found throwing cappy that fun due to no means of controlling whether or not the capture mechanic is activated, but utilizing the cap as a temporary platform makes you rethink how to handle platforming challenges.
@@KaiJie-n8qYou understand it. The base mechanic is a decent idea, but the capture mechanic can interfere with the combat and platforming advantages. My favorite levels are actually the platforming challenges outside of the main ones. The capture mechanic, though interesting-often feels like they hand you the solution-whereas I have to earn my reward when utilizing the core abilities.
@@sonicmastersword8080 I also have that problem sometimes, thought I think they are pretty clever at using the capture for puzzles, and I think some of the platforming utilizes them pretty good too.
I love how the developers who make 3d mario games put everything into making an experience that stands the test of time. I still have fond memories of these kingdoms. Everything was perfect I don't want to go back to those times in fear of ruining those perfect memories
And if you check the game “Magical Hat” there’s a character like cappy he throws and it returns to the Main Character. I have no angle those are the facts.
3:05 Me cooking a fry up with a hangover 😂 Odyssey is going to look ridiculous on Switch 2 if it’s patched with DLSS. It’s IQ on Switch partially ruins the absolutely fantastic visuals as it runs mostly at 720p when docked. Great video mate. Keep up the great work!
Haltmann:We've been over this a million times in a million channels, it's. Not. Fun!!!! This game is still trash, and is even more trashy now that Wonder, a true mario game, has come to existence
Will you do a Video Game Animation Study on the Jak and Daxter Trilogy + the Spinoff Racing: Jak X: Combat Racing, but as a 2-Parter Video for the Jak & Daxter Trilogy as a Part 1 video, and Jak X: Combat Racing as a Part 2 video, just to save yourselves the trouble of trying to cover up the four Jak and Daxter games that were made by Naughty Dog, just in case. But if you can do a video of all four Naughty Dog developed Jak and Daxter games after all? Then that would be great to see VGAS on the Video Game Animation Quality of the Naughty Dog developed Jak and Daxter games, you don’t have to cover up the two Jak and Daxter PSP Spinoffs: Daxter, and Jak & Daxter: The Lost Frontiers, since those are the only last two Jak & Daxter Titles to not be developed by Naughty Dog of course. I’m a Longtime Cult Following Loyal Jak & Daxter Fan, and I have been in love with the Jak & Daxter PlayStation Franchise for a very very very very long time for 20+ years since I got the very first Jak & Daxter game with my PS2 as part of the Jak & Daxter PS2 Console Bundle as a special Christmas Present in 2001, and after having played the whole Jak and Daxter like 4 times, 1st time on my PS2, 2nd Time on my PS3 as the HD Collection, including the handheld version of the HD Collection I played on my PSVITA as my 3rd time, and I even played the Jak & Daxter PS4 Bundle after I purchase-downloaded the four Naughty Dog developed PS2 for my PS5 as my 4th time recently last year too of course, and I know that I as a longtime cult following Jak & Daxter Fan am just longing for the Jak and Daxter franchise to make a big legacy comeback be it as a Made From Scratch Remastered Trilogy Collection Title, a Direct Spiritual Sequel that retcons The Lost Frontier out of the original Jak & Daxter continuity, or a full on reboot made for the PS5 (⏳if as of 10-30-2023 we’ll ever get any miraculous news of the Jak & Daxter Franchise making a big return in the PS5 Lifespan Era that is⌛️), or for the PS6 (⏳if we haven’t gotten any news about Jak & Daxter coming to the PS5 console at all⌛️). But as a Modest Realist, I know I can’t really get my hopes up on Jak and Daxter ever returning in general, but I wouldn’t mind seeing a video game animation study on the Naughty Dog developed Jak & Daxter games since I just know those J&D games have a whole lot of 128-bit Squash and Stretch Animation in both the Jak & Daxter PS2 Titles’ Gameplay physics, as well as their In Game Cutscenes physics too, which should already make the four Naughty Dog developed Jak & Daxter PS2 titles (⏳and I’m using Naughty Dog’s name in it, because the very last Jak & Daxter title: The Lost frontier released on both the PSP and PS2 formats, just to avoid confusion of course⌛️) worth a Video Game Animation Study I would love to watch here on RUclips one of these days, I tell ya' VGAS guys what.
I would guess that it's a quick way to show that Mario has pulled him away from his head and being him ready to be in his hand. Or just a simple oversight.
The animations are so smooth. I'm experiencing this game 6 years after it dropped (though I did play the Cap Kingdom and the first main Moon of the Cascade Kingdom previously), and the only complaints I have are that the Long Jump doesn't feel as good as in Super Mario 64 and that wall jumps feels heavy. Other than that, it's pretty good.
@@VideoGameAnimationStudyit’s not too hate. But many people praise Mario and shames anything resembling the platform game. Meanwhile Mario’s iconic Jump pose was borrowed from Doki Doki Panic.
Nintendo made Doki Doki Panic. It started out as a concept for a Mario-type game with vertical scrolling; Shigeru Miyamoto worked on it. It was later finished into a game as a part of a licensing deal with Fuji Television to promote some TV event. It never released outside of Japan but when Nintendo chose not to release the original Super Mario Bros 2 in North America they instead took DDP and replaced Fuji's characters with their own and released that as SMB2
Another reason the lack of transition animation isn’t jarring is because the animation itself is so fast.
Even in the animation itself a lot can happen between frames so the fact a lot changes when it starts still feels natural and not lazily done.
Yooo cool to spot you here. Didn’t know you were into this stuff. I guess it makes sense since you do animation a bit.
With the first frame "snapping", the animation conforms to what Masahiro Sakurai also mentioned in his channel, about the importance of providing immediate player feedback and resisting the urge to make everything smooth.
Yep that's right, that's called Game Feel.
it’s amazing that 6 years later this game still holds up especially visually still; the dedication to making this look and feel appealing is other worldly I believe
6 YERAS?! Damn, I'm getting old...
6 years 💀💀💀
6 years is not that bad 😭. It’d be crazy if it was 20-30 sure but 6 is recent
6 years is really not that long ago
Please shut up. Please for the love of god shut up. No offense but you need to shut up right now. Please tell me it hasn’t been six years already. Where has the time gone?
2:55 🤓 "actually, that's a chef bro"
But otherwise, glad to see this vid again. Definitely got hit with some deja vu before seeing it was in fact actually a re-upload.
The first frame of the throw animation looks like he's about to tell me to buy an air fryer, something about it.
Watching your vid showed me that the animation is much more intricate than I previously thought. You really put a lot of effort into showing us every little detail of Mario's hat throw and your frame by frame analysis revealed to me little details like Mario's nose physics, which I never would have discovered on my own. I can tell you love the game even more than I do and I want to thank you for making me appreciate the game's little details even more.
6:09 It looks more like his galaxy spinning pose
bc mario goes "Woo!" and has fun
It's been six years and the graphics and gameplay still hold up. Excellent video covering such a good animation!
Loved this video, my first from your channel! Look forward to checking out more.
Hope you analyse the new Mario Wonder in some capacity soon ✨🙏
It's in the works
There’s even an anime Called “Magical Hat” released in 1989 *edit* which could have inspired the creation of modern “Cappy”
Everything's a remix. Did you know Dr Robotnik is based off Theodor Roosevelt?
@@VideoGameAnimationStudynah That’s news! Pretty cool.
Research is your friend 😉
@@VideoGameAnimationStudyI know I think Matt from Game theory said something About this before I just forgot.
@@VideoGameAnimationStudyi actually like the concept of everything being a remix. When 1 reaches the apex of their own art style they can allude to the art style of others as proof of mastery over the fundamentals of drawing. Cause mastery of fundamental steps will inherently keep you from infringing on the rights of others; but the reception from the casual viewer may not be a welcome one cause some may mistake it as a imitation instead of a triumph’tribute’ or display of mastery in the Arts.😎
To answer the title...well...um it's just fun to throw stuff around you know
Omg, Cappy is totally a frizbee
Is this a old video or is just the patreon clip or and the patreon names? Also cool video again cool topic in only 7min :D
It’s the little things that make you smile
Great video
An excuse to rewatch a video about how great the animation is in Mario Odyssey, bless
Wonderful video as always!
*Nose physics*
Lovely stuff! Hoping for and can't wait for a full Mario Wonder video 😊🤞
Currently writing the script!
6 years later and this game never will cease to amaze me!
Never found throwing cappy that fun due to no means of controlling whether or not the capture mechanic is activated, but utilizing the cap as a temporary platform makes you rethink how to handle platforming challenges.
How do you mean not having any control over whether the capture mechanic has worked or not?
@@VideoGameAnimationStudy I think what he mean was not being able to choose between capturing a thing or not.
@@KaiJie-n8qYou understand it. The base mechanic is a decent idea, but the capture mechanic can interfere with the combat and platforming advantages.
My favorite levels are actually the platforming challenges outside of the main ones. The capture mechanic, though interesting-often feels like they hand you the solution-whereas I have to earn my reward when utilizing the core abilities.
@@sonicmastersword8080 I also have that problem sometimes, thought I think they are pretty clever at using the capture for puzzles, and I think some of the platforming utilizes them pretty good too.
Yeah that's fair enough I suppose
Good video, good game
I’m almost certain this is a reupload
It is, but the original got so few views, it deserves another chance.
@@VideoGameAnimationStudy Oooooh i was so confused when i saw this in my notifications
I love how the developers who make 3d mario games put everything into making an experience that stands the test of time. I still have fond memories of these kingdoms. Everything was perfect I don't want to go back to those times in fear of ruining those perfect memories
The more you know.
And if you check the game “Magical Hat” there’s a character like cappy he throws and it returns to the Main Character. I have no angle those are the facts.
Great video
thank you daniel
Can't wait to hear your thoughts on Mario Wonder in 2029! 😂
3:05 Me cooking a fry up with a hangover 😂 Odyssey is going to look ridiculous on Switch 2 if it’s patched with DLSS. It’s IQ on Switch partially ruins the absolutely fantastic visuals as it runs mostly at 720p when docked. Great video mate. Keep up the great work!
amazing was waiting for this after seeing the short
Haltmann:We've been over this a million times in a million channels, it's. Not. Fun!!!! This game is still trash, and is even more trashy now that Wonder, a true mario game, has come to existence
Lol, okay 🤣
please do kim kapwhan pants!!
Such a cute animation.
Don’t mind the haters, lovey upload and commentary.
Haven't had many haters
Will you do a Video Game Animation Study on the Jak and Daxter Trilogy + the Spinoff Racing: Jak X: Combat Racing, but as a 2-Parter Video for the Jak & Daxter Trilogy as a Part 1 video, and Jak X: Combat Racing as a Part 2 video, just to save yourselves the trouble of trying to cover up the four Jak and Daxter games that were made by Naughty Dog, just in case.
But if you can do a video of all four Naughty Dog developed Jak and Daxter games after all? Then that would be great to see VGAS on the Video Game Animation Quality of the Naughty Dog developed Jak and Daxter games, you don’t have to cover up the two Jak and Daxter PSP Spinoffs: Daxter, and Jak & Daxter: The Lost Frontiers, since those are the only last two Jak & Daxter Titles to not be developed by Naughty Dog of course.
I’m a Longtime Cult Following Loyal Jak & Daxter Fan, and I have been in love with the Jak & Daxter PlayStation Franchise for a very very very very long time for 20+ years since I got the very first Jak & Daxter game with my PS2 as part of the Jak & Daxter PS2 Console Bundle as a special Christmas Present in 2001, and after having played the whole Jak and Daxter like 4 times, 1st time on my PS2, 2nd Time on my PS3 as the HD Collection, including the handheld version of the HD Collection I played on my PSVITA as my 3rd time, and I even played the Jak & Daxter PS4 Bundle after I purchase-downloaded the four Naughty Dog developed PS2 for my PS5 as my 4th time recently last year too of course, and I know that I as a longtime cult following Jak & Daxter Fan am just longing for the Jak and Daxter franchise to make a big legacy comeback be it as a Made From Scratch Remastered Trilogy Collection Title, a Direct Spiritual Sequel that retcons The Lost Frontier out of the original Jak & Daxter continuity, or a full on reboot made for the PS5 (⏳if as of 10-30-2023 we’ll ever get any miraculous news of the Jak & Daxter Franchise making a big return in the PS5 Lifespan Era that is⌛️), or for the PS6 (⏳if we haven’t gotten any news about Jak & Daxter coming to the PS5 console at all⌛️).
But as a Modest Realist, I know I can’t really get my hopes up on Jak and Daxter ever returning in general, but I wouldn’t mind seeing a video game animation study on the Naughty Dog developed Jak & Daxter games since I just know those J&D games have a whole lot of 128-bit Squash and Stretch Animation in both the Jak & Daxter PS2 Titles’ Gameplay physics, as well as their In Game Cutscenes physics too, which should already make the four Naughty Dog developed Jak & Daxter PS2 titles (⏳and I’m using Naughty Dog’s name in it, because the very last Jak & Daxter title: The Lost frontier released on both the PSP and PS2 formats, just to avoid confusion of course⌛️) worth a Video Game Animation Study I would love to watch here on RUclips one of these days, I tell ya' VGAS guys what.
Question: is it known why Cappy is missing in the first frame?
I would guess that it's a quick way to show that Mario has pulled him away from his head and being him ready to be in his hand.
Or just a simple oversight.
That smear though
Wait, why was this video reuploaded?
Cos the previous upload got lost by the algorithm and had so few views, it needs another chance.
awesome video !
❤
The animations are so smooth. I'm experiencing this game 6 years after it dropped (though I did play the Cap Kingdom and the first main Moon of the Cascade Kingdom previously), and the only complaints I have are that the Long Jump doesn't feel as good as in Super Mario 64 and that wall jumps feels heavy. Other than that, it's pretty good.
Always love frame by frame analysis
I haven’t played this game yet. Bought it recently for $30 and looking forward to playing it.
Nose physics are indeed grand. Now I'm just imagining what the trunk physics can be for the elephant power-up...
Makes me want to play Doki Doki panic in 3D instead of Mario.
We can talk about I.P. All day. Mario is not new. Sorry you may be mad at that.
Not sure what you're saying.
Mario prolly even got his nose from Doki Doki panic
Everyone always knew Mario is a rip off.
What's your angle here?
@@VideoGameAnimationStudyit’s not too hate. But many people praise Mario and shames anything resembling the platform game. Meanwhile Mario’s iconic Jump pose was borrowed from Doki Doki Panic.
@@Inventor_VA What the hell is your issue?
@@NuiYabukowho asking?
Everything is a copy of a copy, nothing is “original, grow up a little lol
Mario is a rip off of Doki Doki Panic. I’m not riding Nintendo
Mario released in 85, DDP in 87, so how could Mario be a rip-off, especially of another game developed by Nintendo?
Doki doki panic released 2 years after the original Super Mario Brothers. How are they ripping off them?
Nintendo made Doki Doki Panic. It started out as a concept for a Mario-type game with vertical scrolling; Shigeru Miyamoto worked on it. It was later finished into a game as a part of a licensing deal with Fuji Television to promote some TV event. It never released outside of Japan but when Nintendo chose not to release the original Super Mario Bros 2 in North America they instead took DDP and replaced Fuji's characters with their own and released that as SMB2
Guys I think this is baiting, just ignore.
@@VideoGameAnimationStudy You've got a point there. Either they're trolling or have a weird vendetta against Mario. lol
Then again, Mario can just play like his brother and win boss fights by doing absolutely nothing.