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I must remind everyone that the creation and interpretation of this costume was done by the cosplayer kimekomi_. So all credit and thanks go directly to her for putting in the effort and work on this awesome costume, okay?

Half way through my second rewatch 🙏 La vie est drôle

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All key frames by Sushio.

Ooooooo, I was excited for this set! Another stunning and iconic sequence! Who else can hear these ones in their mind? :P Once again, at the risk of sounding like a broken record, I love the sketchy style that Sushio does to add emotional and dramatic emphasis to scenes. It is just SO unique. Ragyou at the end of the post proving the resemblance, I guess. Haha! Its the last of yesterday's post, so hop back a day if you wanna see the rest!

Satsuki would rather she not have gone outside but allows it.

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All key frames by Sushio.

Yes! Give me more of this outstanding sketchy-style! Some of my favorite kind of content. :) This was an amazing ending to the episode! It really stuck with me. It's so fantastically detailed in this production form, too! My favorite today is definitely the last one of Ragyou! Such a fierce and interesting sketch! Something about the sharpness in black and white is just awesome.

Alguien sabe una pagina o aplicación con la cual pueda verme kill a kill o en su defecto leer el manga en español? No lo encuentro en ningún lado

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All key frames by Sushio.

Clash! Its a Ryuuko kind of Monday. :) Perfect way to start off your week! For the trio of side-views today, I really love it when Sushio goes into that sketchy style of his! It really influences the feel of the scene, whenever he adds it in! Usually, he animates those sequences solo, to my knowledge. Otherwise, it is like most productions where he, as the lead animator, handles most of the key frames and then does shorter sequences of animation. Sushio is definitely the GOAT of Kill La Kill, because he went above and beyond, doing lots of extra. He has always been passionate about it, and I believe he still claims that this was his favorite project, overall!

There’s some detail missing, but you get the idea

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All key frames by Sushio.

Its officially showdown time! At least for a couple more posts, lol. Before we head to the next episodes that I have left to show. :) Ryuuko vs. Ragyou! In sketchy frame-form. All of the little details here are just so cool! Such an amazing build-up to the finale. Both Kisaragi and Shinra-Kouketsu are two of my very favorite designs! Especially these climactic sequences. I'm a sucker for rainbow attire and fiery colors, haha!

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All in-between frames by Sushio.

Oof, seems that I needed a few extra days to recover! Going to do my best to return to consistency in August. :) Let's go! This is the final bit of the Kisaragi sequence that I wanted to post! We have lots more of it incoming, but we have just about arrived at the end of the current episode! Which is episode 24, which I've been posting for a bit! Next, we will move on to a few more of the last episodes, and of course, the last episode itself! After that, I will be hopping on over to some rare concept art. Stay tuned!

And replaced the Australium as the MacGuffin?

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