Luke Groundwalker wrote:I'm sorry but I'm not seeing it. Just because it's darker doesn't mean it resembles Toriyama's coloring from the Kanzenban. Toriyama's style is still prominently uses very colorful, clear backgrounds for example. This game more-so takes classic locations from the series and makes them look realistic, in the vein of the Hakuto no Ken game.
In short just because it's darker, doesn't mean it resembles the Kanzenban art. I would like for you guys to look at the Kanzenban art again before you suggest this, cause it literally has nothing in common with the design philosophy of this game.
There is no problem with that, however, it's just a factor that doesn't exist.
Why are you still talking about color, when I've clearly said that pretty much has nothing to do with what I'm talking about? I'm beginning to think you are barely reading my posts and only seeing what you want to. Yes they used darker color shades which give the game an overall darker tone. Said tone is vastly different than the one generated from the colors used for either the manga or anime, I've admitted that, so stop bringing it up.
The LINES, you know the things that outline the models in this game, they look like Toriyama's lineart from recent years. In previous games, the lines were thin and relatively unnoticeable. They were simply there to serve as a barrier between the colors and to help define certain areas, like wrinkles. In this game, the lines are very prominent. They are thick and appear to have variance in pressure at certain points, only truly thinning out when details call for it, like the lines on Freeza's face. Once again, this has NOTHING to do with color. It even looks like the pure black and white line art from the inside of the Kanzenban:
The SHADING STYLE, while this could deal with color, that isn't the aspect I'm talking about. The way they have the lighting hitting the model in order to create shadows, which give the character depth, mimics the way Toriyama has shaded the art from the Kanzenban. I don't care if the people making the game colored Goku blue and used a used a pastel pallet to do it, the shading itself looks like Toriyama's (rather it be color or black and white):
