At the same time though, JoJo really does love throwing in some elaborate moves. My money is on Josuke using his ability to return things to their original form on his own blood, turning a shard of glass into a homing missile. (Someone who's never seen JoJo, try to make sense of this.)inu-kun said:I fell in love with ORA ORA ORA. After so many anime with elaborate moves, you can't help but smile from a move that can be summarized as "punch a lot of times very fast".
Another vote for Jojo.inu-kun said:I fell in love with ORA ORA ORA. After so many anime with elaborate moves, you can't help but smile from a move that can be summarized as "punch a lot of times very fast".
Give it to director Edgar Wright, who knows how to stage action.Elijin said:I really enjoyed the first fight in Scott Pilgrim, because (to me) it came out of nowhere. I'd never read the comics, and given Cera, I sort of assumed the movie would be about hapless Scott being forced into confrontations and having to learn how to fight for his girl. You know, typical Michael Cera awkward gangly nonsense the pulling it together in the finale. Like Kickass, I guess. The first fight was pretty good, if somewhat basic, and completely blew away my expectations for the film, which....is a big deal, I guess?
Dang, was gonna pick that one D:The Madman said:Best move in a fight scene? Easy: