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Sword Art Online: War Of Underworld Part 2

By Anonymous

 Well, well it seems that my quarantine obsession ends tomorrow at Noon. What does this cartoonish show have to do with DMA you may be asking? Well for starters the entire show is drawn out and animated (with a small hint of CGI in the more recent episodes) meaning that this entire show revolves around Digital Art! The animation in the ladder half of War of Underworld has been breathtaking and for me, it is a very long term goal to become as good as some of the animators that work on this show at their frame by frame animation style. The Artwork has also taken a huge step up from back when it had first season air on for the first time, which that on an Animation standard wasn't even that bad either. If you are wanting to get into the anime genre I'd recommend it to you if you are into the Fantasy/Sci-Fi vibe that it gives off.


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  1. AnonymousSeptember 28, 2020 at 10:32 PM

    I've seen the first season of Alicization. I'm hoping to catch up on it at some point soon!

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