Take a look at this action-packed animation sequence featuring an epic standoff between the heroic Nightnurse and the devious Biohazard. Which super will prevail?
This is a pretty good Hero/Villain project. It had vivid colors and very detailed drawings for both the character illustrations and the animation. I was also impressed by the fact that the characters looked basically the same in both the drawings and animation, rather than being mere stick figures. I thought that this project made good use of movement. Nightnurse, the heroine, moves by both flying and walking. This represents the idea that, although she is a superhero, she is also one of us. This is good because we can relate to her and therefore trust her. Biohazard, on the other hand, teleports, seemingly through a person's thoughts. In addition to his appearance alone, this makes him even creepier and suggests that he haunts the victim's thoughts and mind. The animation demonstrates weight because it demonstrates gravity. The characters stay on the ground and do not float off. Though Nightnurse does fly, she must land on the ground when she is finished. It also uses the squash and stretch principle when Biohazard throws his hazardous waste ball at the girl and it bounces off.
This is a pretty good Hero/Villain project. It had vivid colors and very detailed drawings for both the character illustrations and the animation. I was also impressed by the fact that the characters looked basically the same in both the drawings and animation, rather than being mere stick figures. I thought that this project made good use of movement. Nightnurse, the heroine, moves by both flying and walking. This represents the idea that, although she is a superhero, she is also one of us. This is good because we can relate to her and therefore trust her. Biohazard, on the other hand, teleports, seemingly through a person's thoughts. In addition to his appearance alone, this makes him even creepier and suggests that he haunts the victim's thoughts and mind. The animation demonstrates weight because it demonstrates gravity. The characters stay on the ground and do not float off. Though Nightnurse does fly, she must land on the ground when she is finished. It also uses the squash and stretch principle when Biohazard throws his hazardous waste ball at the girl and it bounces off.
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