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Post by Steamed Hams on Jun 30, 2017 16:16:32 GMT
 Ok, I'm not fully sure how to explain this but I'm sure you'll get what I mean so I will try. Basically you know when The Simpsons do an animation style in an episode that is outside of the normal Simpsons style, I was wondering which was your favourite? For example. When Homer went into the 3D world The Lego episode When they appeared as Adventure Time characters Pokemon, South Park characters also which they did This scene here has a few also which they took off. All those kind of things really, I don't mean anything such as their early style as opposed to now as that's still The Simpsons but just them evolving. I mean when they've purposely gone out of their style in a segment or an episode which you really liked? I hope you guys get what I mean but I thought this could be interesting to hear  |
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Post by Financial Panther on Jul 1, 2017 4:56:20 GMT
The animation in the Homer^3 segment looks pretty primitive now, but I think it was the first time a character ever appeared in a different animation style, and it was really unique. I liked it a lot, and I think that was probably my favorite. Brick Like Me's animation was good too.
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Post by Steamed Hams on Jul 1, 2017 14:19:14 GMT
Yeah, I thought the Lego episode was really good really, I remember hearing about that and thinking how unique it was which is something they tend to do quite a bit |
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Post by spankologicalprofile on Jul 2, 2017 2:22:37 GMT
Don't forget the one where he passes through the wall into the alternate 3d setting: |
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Post by Steamed Hams on Jul 2, 2017 8:23:27 GMT
Don't forget the one where he passes through the wall into the alternate 3d setting: That's the one I meant when I mentioned about Homer in the 3D world, yeah it's really good |
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Post by spankologicalprofile on Jul 2, 2017 14:06:54 GMT
Don't forget the one where he passes through the wall into the alternate 3d setting: That's the one I meant when I mentioned about Homer in the 3D world, yeah it's really good I think my favorite is the earlier mentioned one where they're animated to resemble things in recent pop culture like Adventure Time and Minions. Though I've never been a big fan of Minions, I think it was really creative that the creators tried all these styles at once. |
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Post by Steamed Hams on Jul 2, 2017 14:10:08 GMT
That's the one I meant when I mentioned about Homer in the 3D world, yeah it's really good I think my favorite is the earlier mentioned one where they're animated to resemble things in recent pop culture like Adventure Time and Minions. Though I've never been a big fan of Minions, I think it was really creative that the creators tried all these styles at once. Yeah, can you imagine how many people recognised character styles in that scene and loved it, it was really good really |
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Post by spankologicalprofile on Jul 2, 2017 14:17:16 GMT
I think my favorite is the earlier mentioned one where they're animated to resemble things in recent pop culture like Adventure Time and Minions. Though I've never been a big fan of Minions, I think it was really creative that the creators tried all these styles at once. Yeah, can you imagine how many people recognised character styles in that scene and loved it, it was really good really Yeah, I was really surprised when I first saw it, it was very imaginative. |
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