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Rotation shot in anime is a very impressive part of a singular scene. it is usually shown to hammer down the resolve of the character in question or spike the intensity between more than one character. It is also a very useful tool to highlight the conflict between the characters. In the previous introduction, I have hammered the basic usage of the rotation shot, but what exactly is a rotation shot? However, to fully explain, the camera should pan around the character, not the other way around. To tell the truth, I am very low on industry terminology, and may bend basic language rules to suit my theory. But in this case, a rotation shot is literal. It is a shot used around a character, mostly the protagonist or an important secondary character, where the camera revolves around it. Some may pass it as yet another camera trick, whereas I see it as a ‘make or break’ factor of a scene. Bad CGI can really take you out of the experience, but a 2D animation which looks unnatural or

It was middle of the night. The clock’s hands seemed to be loud and rang in our ears. We had the cuckoo clock, so we got hourly alarms. This also helped me keep the track on my sleep. I knew if I slept at twelve o’ clock, I have to wake up at sixth cuckoo’s sound. The latest cuckoo chimed eleven times. The room was dark, but the moonlight pierced through the vent and lit our room as much as it could. it laminated the part of our bed, and the rest of the light rested upon the facing wall. The crickets were singing their own tune, which would be bothersome to somebody trying to sleep, but it contributed to the environment which was created by both of us. The A/C was whirring at top speed and minimum temperature, contradicting the room temperature. It was like a night on the grass, with cold breeze hitting every fiber of our body, while we basked in the moonlight. All this nature’s magic reserved in this room. And in this heavenly feel, there we were, on the bed. Pant

WHY DVLMN:CRBBY’S ‘DONKEY’ SCENE IS A STROKE OF GENIUS       by @rishabh_SSW Let’s start this essay by stating the facts. DEVILMAN Crybaby is an enigma, at least on the first look. It is one of those anime shows which I would rather not watch again from start to finish. I would prefer to watch it in moments, or pieces. I will just start one episode and start watching it. It does not hurt you because you know the context already. Some standout moments make this ‘Jumping-Skipping-watching’ possible. Like the nudity and gore, which I am proud of Masaki Yuasa for. As for why I do this, its because I don’t want to deal with the emotional tragedy underlying the whole show. But there is also one more thing underlying all the individuals. And that should be obvious by taking the first look at the first episode. And that’s conflict. Conflict amongst humans, conflict between ideals which goes off the rails and becomes conflict between humans and demons. [You should not be reading this a