Like the other images, this comes from He-Man.org. Because my copy is VERY well-read.
I have a couple interesting rants I could write for today, a new Furman File and a classic video game review that makes me think about some terms used in the video game debate. However, I feel weird ending the free topic days of the first week of the new year with angry ranting, so consider this a preview for next week.
So here’s something interesting. This one comes from the official He-Man YouTube channel where the Christmas Special commentary came from. James Eatock takes a look at an animation test given by Filmation to animators who want to wanted to work on He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe. And he even tries it out himself. And there’s a second trivia video, as this article’s title suggests.
I’m not sure I’d do any better. Just a warning: a curse word slipped out in the credits of the next video.
BONUS VIDEO
Looks like Skeletor found his inner childhood.
You can see more of this stuff, plus a new full episode every week at the official He-Man YouTube Channel. Hulu doesn’t get the bonus videos.
BW Media Spotlight 
[…] The animation errors are not going away. The first one I saw was under two minutes in, where the King is leading his younger sons to their first hunt. Look at how his necklace changes and disappears rather quickly. I’ve seen my share of hand drawn animation errors and that’s still worse than some of them. It may be that the AI is still having trouble with the “in-betweens”, the images between primary shots. Some of the old behind-the-scenes videos on the official He-Man YouTube channel goes into this a bit more when talking about the animation hiring process. […]
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