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I can see this serving as the underlying premise for some interesting stop motion animations.

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I believed the vimeo tags, which are:

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• animation
  
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• 2D
  
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This is certainly NOT stop-motion. Definitely CG.

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They need to let this guy direct the next installment in the franchise-I'd watch stop-motion figurines all-day long over anything since Empire-

Looks computer animated to me (not stop motion). How come the sky never changes and the shadows don't move? I would think something like this (done via stop motion) would have taken hours and hours and you would have seen the sun moving (and the clouds).

>> ^BoneRemake:



I put the scene up in this Sift's information section as well as it most definitely HAD to be a source of inspiration for this awesome stop-motion animation piece. Thanks again to @bizinichi for the original Sift, @dingens for bringing my attention to it--I had no idea that scene existed, and @BoneRemake for the nice embed so people can watch it right here.

I really did like this 100th episode, but this part of the episode has made me leave it on my DVR as a permanent resident , as it TRULY went to new extremes in this type of animation to get it done. I'll have to look around and see if I can find a good documentary style kind of show or other type of setup from adultswim or Robot Chicken's company (Stupid Monkey, I believe) that shows how this full scene from beginning to end was done. It really is a fun piece to watch and re-watch and I bet they had a blast doing it as well; same with the voice acting. Maybe they have some on the Season 5 DVD/Blu-Ray Extras that may be available online by now (as I think this is almost a year old--it's 2011 anyway...).

Until then \m/....

>> ^Deano:

Amazing animation but can't let it go to Skillful as it's clearly not a match for the channel.


No problem. I was trying to fit it in as a special for the actual stop-motion animators and voice actors, not the show straight up (since it was the 100th episode and I wanted them to have some recognition somehow). If this was more a documentary showing the skill-set they use to get the job done--and that they do it in unique and very inspiring ways (which if you see the DVD extras they are great at it)--I would assume then that it would be more than fine for your worries. I should have left it unchecked as I did 'love' (same issue there too--they have "gelled" as a team and act more like family, plus they show a genuine love for the job they do--they love going to work and the people there...etcetera..).

Sorry about that @Deano. Next time I'll go with my instinctual reaction.

I have a suspicion one of the "clacks" heard after the arms come down is the magnets doing their thing.

It's not stop-motion, and apparently it's not perfect, because sometimes...two balls.

It looks like it's filmed stop motion. Just saying...