Naruto: Shippuuden Episode 322 Discussion

Minagatachi said:


It was a meteorite, it's under the definition of a meteorite. You don't just have boulders floating around the sky. Also, not all are the same size.

ArtemisX said:
You can't expect every solitary scene to have excellent drawings for every single frame.

ArtemisX said:
The fact of the matter is, that the animation had fluidity in it and it created that illusion where you couldn't really tell it was poor quality drawings just by watching it, unless of course your break it down into frames like some people seem to be doing.

ArtemisX said:
How can you even call this animation good in comparison to other great fight scenes lately?

Danny-REI said:
So the Sharingan can evolve to a Rinnegan? :O!

Fiji said:
To the director of this episode, please keep up the good work, and do all of the future remaining episodes of Naruto!

Damn. Seeing Madara animated... so epic!!! Holy. This is seriously one of the best Naruto episodes we got again... feels like a long time I got goosebumps from a Naruto episode since the battle of the Fourth Hokage and The Masked Man!

akihikosama said:
I am shocked so many people say that they liked the animation, it was terrible, some even posted screenshots of how terrible it was too. I wish they would have spent more time on this episode, the fight could have been so much more epic.

ao_no_exo said:
Glob, how much you expect... no fillers blah blah blah. Bad animation in fast moving scene blah blah blah. Well stop watching it, or watch it till the end of the war then give up on it and never come back.

In all honesty you have your rights to say what you like or not. But please if you have nothing good to say then try to not say it.
I liked this episode, I didn't give a crap about the animation in the fast paced part. Not to say I didn't see that it was crappy but as many others I was interested in the fight scene rather than graphics.

Also my senses are feeling that more fillers or releases every 2nd week. They've done that everytime it was a big episode that needs better drawing. That meteorite and some other scenes were awesomely drawn. HOPE I'm wrong.
Also 5/5 and can't wait to see the next episode, finally we can see something epic.

Dolan-chan said:


Same logic: if you don't like our complaints, don't read them.

SlayerBoy said:
this is best episode in all animes!!!

ao_no_exo said:

You mean best of this anime?
Well yeah this episode is awesome but you are forgeting how awesome the fight between Pain and Naruto was. These are epic :D.

AzureAlert said:


No, I expect it to be at least, somewhat, barely decent.



I can easily tell. The framerate in this fight was was lower than in the Pain fight, and the frames were worse in some areas, so I don't know how you can use the fluidity excuse. Honestly, I'd still call it shit even if they gave us 60 fps, because more crappy frames doesn't make crappy frames any better.

How can you even call this animation good in comparison to other great fight scenes lately?

ArtemisX said:


I would have to say Chikara still takes number 1 spot, but this is a close 2nd for sure.

So i guess we will have alot more users posting here now :P, so many new faces i don't recognize from the previous filler episode discussions.

ArtemisX said:

You have to keep in mind that some of these scenes were choreographed from the studio alone, not adapted from the manga. They had no grounds to work on such scene such as when madara uses the blades and slices up all the nobody ninja's, it added a little more to the action, where as the manga's pacing was much quicker. But honesty guys some of you are critical when it comes to things like this.

Ayame0126 said:


I have noticed that. When the fight scenes in Naruto are animated in a really good way, they decrease the art quality.

chaoz28 said:


Damn it animators! Please do your work properly! At least for this arc!

Eltrik said:


yeah

1. anime - its silly trying to bring in questions of realism to an anime like naruto
2. if you do, you should realize what madara has summoned makes the rock that hit russia a pebble if that. earth's gravity is not so strong that it will be moving rocks that big anywhere near as fast.

anyways, this episode was done pretty well. the bgm wasn't bad but could have been better imo.
as for the frames of madara taking out the footsoldiers, yeah there were some pretty bad ones, whether it was on purpose or not. the misdrawn eyes especially. while there were some details you would need to pause for to see, it did look pretty odd compared to the previous scenes - awkwardly drawn bodies and very plain coloring.

that said, the average viewer who watches this on an actual television wouldn't be criticizing such things to great extents. it's an afterthought. the other scenes were done well for the most part.

MeedaK said:


Ok, First of all, it is anime you are right.

On the second point you couldn't be more wrong. A meteor is pretty much anything traveling through space, a meteorite, is what it becomes once it enters earths atmosphere. Meteors move through space at speeds far beyond the barriers of sound on earth because there is much less friction in space, which is why the meteorite that hit Russia broke windows, and damaged buildings, it's speed broke the sound barrier creating a shockwave, and the friction from it's speed caused it to disintegrate with such explosive force. The earth's gravity is actually rather strong, it does keep the Moon circulating around the planet. So yes, the earth's gravity could alter the trajectory of a meteor that size in order for it to hit the planet, and since the meteor is already traveling at speeds in excess of the speed of sound, about 760 mph in the upper atmosphere I believe, the meteor would be unstoppable. Plus, if a meteor of that size hit the planet, it would be enough to alter earth's orbit. The day might be slightly shorter or longer. Not to mention the effect's of the meteor would be on the level of a nuclear bomb. There would be no survivors, of the first nor the second. The friction of the air on the meteor/meteorite would cause it to ignite, as we saw the with the one in Russia. That's why even for space shuttles heat shielding is so important. Columbia ignited and exploded from the friction of reentry, so imagine a space rock 100x as massive with no heat shielding. That's a big freaking time bomb, whether it hits the earth or explodes mid air, you will feel it far and wide. The earth itself would shake from the plate tectonics, being suddely hit by that much force. I'm surprised Madara's aim is so good, you would have to have some seriously precise calculations to summon a meteor from outside or even upper earth atmosphere, and get it to hit where you wanted,TWICE. Most long range missile guidance systems are not even that accurate. Sorry to go off like that, but when people throw out false information regarding space, it annoys me. I am very interested in astrophysics.

ArtemisX said:


I commend you for not just being a troll and actually knowing alot bout physics. But all of this logic would apply to a meteor coming from outer space and breaking through the atmosphere, who is to say that madara's meteorite actually broke earth's atmosphere. What if it was just a huge rock created high above the ground and then smashed down onto the playing field.

But honestly speaking you can't take real world astrophysics and apply it to something like naruto, just don't do it, their is many many faults in the series i could find that don't make sense logically in that regards.

ao_no_exo said:

Ha that's so true, you just can't expect the creators to do real world astrophysics in an anime. (Unless you want to wait a month between every episode, maybe not even then). As ArtemisX says the meteorite could have been summoned above clouds and not in the outer space which would still make it a meteor with the difference that it was stopped while summoning it then released above clouds making it fall as the gravity pulled it towards the ground. So gramps and Gaara only had to stop the huge weight the rock/meteorite had.

Also this is the weirdest thing I ever had a discussion here :D, whether a rock is a meteorite or not xD.

This reminds me, Pain had to do something with planets too. If you think about it he created a ball(did he call it Pluto?) around Naruto.

Core1019 said:
If it's not from outer space, then it's not a meteorite; it's just a big boulder falling, as I said in first post (although I stand corrected on difference between meteor & meteorite).
Pain's big ball was Chibaku Tensei or Planetary Devestation.

GGNoodles said:
yeeeeh great episode, does anyone know what manga part this is?