Posted October 12, 201411 yr Not anime-styled..... psssh. You don't even know what that means, obviously Edited October 12, 201411 yr by KittensOnFire
October 12, 201411 yr Author I guess you don't know what the word "similarities" means... They look exactly the same......not just a few give and takes, the original characters are in the style. Why do you love denying that even though it so obvious Edited October 12, 201411 yr by KittensOnFire
October 12, 201411 yr They look exactly the same......not just a few give and takes, the original characters are in the style. Why do you love denying that even though it so obvious Because I don't agree with you. Is that wrong? Am I not allowed to have my own opinion?
October 12, 201411 yr Author Because I don't agree with you. Is that wrong? Am I not allowed to have my own opinion? Opinion? This isn't even an opinionated thing. That's exactly what they look like! You have working eyes don't you? It's like someone telling you a tree has leaves and you not believing them because you think it's a bush Edited October 12, 201411 yr by KittensOnFire
October 12, 201411 yr Opinion? This isn't even an opinionated thing. That's exactly what they look like! You have working eyes don't you? It's like someone telling you a tree has leaves and you not believing them because you think it's a bush Well, I guess not, I mean I do wear glasses... but really, just because you see some similarities between Kingdom Hearts style characters and anime characters doesn't exactly mean that they're the same style. As I said before, anime art in general comes in many forms, and KH fits more into its own style rather than that.
October 12, 201411 yr Popular Post There isn't really one and only 'anime style' but KH-style sure has many characteristics that are popular in anime. I think it's pretty pointless to argue about the matter, though.
October 12, 201411 yr Popular Post Opinion? This isn't even an opinionated thing. That's exactly what they look like! You have working eyes don't you? It's like someone telling you a tree has leaves and you not believing them because you think it's a bush Well, I guess not, I mean I do wear glasses... but really, just because you see some similarities between Kingdom Hearts style characters and anime characters doesn't exactly mean that they're the same style. As I said before, anime art in general comes in many forms, and KH fits more into its own style rather than that. Okay, there's a million ways to make this thing more stupid, so how about a fair middle opinion? The way I see it, it's not technically anime in style (since it's a video game, an anime is entirely different), however it does take many influences from popular anime forms in it's general art style. The sort of general looking human form with ideal features and slightly thinner neck and big expressive eyes certainly do hail some inspiration from many animes and the 2-dimensional art is certainly closer to being "anime-styled" than the 3-dimensional renders are. However, since it's a 3-dimensional video game, you really need to ask yourself where you draw the line between anime and game, because the "true" line seems to be very blurred to me. I've certainly drawn some similarities between Kingdom Hearts and an anime, in terms of both art style and overall plot structure, but at the end of the day I still realize that Kingdom Hearts is it's own thing and isn't necessarily just one other thing entirely. Like many great things, it's taken inspiration from other great sources and combined them in an appealing manner. This can be seen in shows like Avatar: The Last Airbender and Teen Titans, where their inspirations are obvious and apparent, but due to the unique nature in which they were created and executed, they sort of lie in their own category. I feel that all of Square Enix's games tend to follow an art style that is a nice mix of anime and photo-realism, where the characters are drawn in a familiar anime fashion but their final execution is made to look more believable. The same applies to Kingdom Hearts, only it's slightly more unique in that it incorporates some Disney charm in its appearance as well. So in a sense, yes, Kingdom Hearts does take a lot of its style from typical anime styles. But at the same time, it's its own style and is a bit closer to being its own thing rather than an anime turned 3D (that would be Sword Art Online's video games). Does that satisfy you KittensOnFire? Because I think this thing is starting to get a little out of hand.
October 12, 201411 yr To put my point in a smaller and simpler way, Kingdom Hearts is not anime, it's anime-ish.
Not anime-styled..... psssh. You don't even know what that means, obviously
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