The Gang of Five
The Land Before Time => General Land Before Time => Topic started by: LittleDas75 on March 13, 2021, 01:57:01 PM
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What are some of the most outrageous animation errors that you have spotted in the LBT franchise?
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I remember one scene in LBT 10. Grandpa was looking down the mountain at the three Sharpteeth as they were attacking the gang, but the Sharpteeth's colors were switched around. It was odd.
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I remember one scene in LBT 10. Grandpa was looking down the mountain at the three Sharpteeth as they were attacking the gang, but the Sharpteeth's colors were switched around. It was odd.
I noticed that one since I was a kid.
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Not sure if this counts as "animation", but my favorite error of all time will forever be Icky's binoculars (https://i.imgur.com/b451rHT.jpg).
(https://i.imgur.com/XwSDcQp.jpg)
Yeah, look at the original cover of LBT 4. Icky's holding a modern-day pair of binocs. That's canon, and I don't mean the brand.
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Not sure if this counts as "animation", but my favorite error of all time will forever be Icky's binoculars (https://i.imgur.com/b451rHT.jpg).
(https://i.imgur.com/XwSDcQp.jpg)
Yeah, look at the original cover of LBT 4. Icky's holding a modern-day pair of binocs. That's canon, and I don't mean the brand.
Yeah I guess it counts.
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Not sure if this counts as "animation", but my favorite error of all time will forever be Icky's binoculars (https://i.imgur.com/b451rHT.jpg).
(https://i.imgur.com/XwSDcQp.jpg)
Yeah, look at the original cover of LBT 4. Icky's holding a modern-day pair of binocs. That's canon, and I don't mean the brand.
I guess that's why we have a new cover for LBT IV. They caught on to the error.
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One of the most bewildering continuous errors is when they miscolor characters. How does that slip through the animating process. Yes I know these films are made in a relatively short amount of time but still.
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Grandma and Grandpa Longneck got color mismatched a lot, and it’s kind of annoying and just looks like lazy animation. In LBT 6, Ducky gets miscolored when she says the line “They said you were the one who told them to get lost.”
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I remember one scene in LBT 10. Grandpa was looking down the mountain at the three Sharpteeth as they were attacking the gang, but the Sharpteeth's colors were switched around. It was odd.
I noticed that one since I was a kid.
I only saw 10 recently compared to a lot of folks but I was sure I wasn't paying attention enough only to become even more confused later. Errors, errors. :MommaSmile
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Can anyone explain this wizardry?
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I’m pretty sure one error was in one episode of the TV series (titled The Great Log Running Game) where Cera was reaching the waterfall, and when Littlefoot and Spike went to help, in one scene, Cera and Spike switched places in an continuity error, and the next few frames, Spike was back with Littlefoot. Hilariously bad if you ask me. :lol
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I’m pretty sure one error was in one episode of the TV series (titled The Great Log Running Game) where Cera was reaching the waterfall, and when Littlefoot and Spike went to help, in one scene, Cera and Spike switched places in an continuity error, and the next few frames, Spike was back with Littlefoot. Hilariously bad if you ask me. :lol
Yep. It's similar to the Doofah thing I mentioned above.
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Here are two more animation errors I saw:
One from “The Great Log-Running Game”:
(https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/landbeforetime/images/f/f5/Screenshot_2020-03-14_at_3.15.33_PM.png)
And one from “Return to Hanging Rock”:
(https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/landbeforetime/images/a/a4/Chomper_and_ruby.png)
Isn’t it weird how they make the same error twice in different episodes? :thinking
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Snout miss colorings are very common in the tv series.
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Snout miss colorings are very common in the tv series.
Oh, I didn’t notice that.
It’s just that it’s been awhile since I last watched the TV series, so my memory on animation errors on snout miscolorings is poor. :oops
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Snout miss colorings are very common in the tv series.
Examples?
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I will find some as time goes on. For now take my word for it.
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I will find some as time goes on. For now take my word for it.
Okay.
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I’m pretty sure another snout miss coloring was on the episode “The Bright Circle Celebration”. It took me up until the 2nd time I watched this episode on DVD to actually spot this, I don’t know why I never noticed it the first time I watched.
(it actually might be hard to tell, but just look closely at Chomper and you’ll eventually see it)
(https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/landbeforetime/images/5/5c/Episode_12_The_Bright_Circle_Celebration_068.jpg)
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Rubys Feathers are miscolored
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Rubys Feathers are miscolored
So is her crest.
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Rubys Feathers are miscolored
So is her crest.
Yeah, thats what I meant
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Here's one from Saurus Rock. Ducky's crest is the wrong color.
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Look at Chomper.
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If we're talking about animation errors, Stone of Cold Fire has more animation errors than the rest of the movies combined. I've tried to count them but simply can't, because every time i try i notice a new one. :ShortyDisgusted
It seems like grandpa longneck's snout is colored like grandma's more often than it isn't, Littlefoot is off-model for almost the entire film, during the nighttime scene Pterano's head is not the right color (not sure if it's an error or not but it looks pretty bad so i'm counting it as a bad design decision if nothing else), Ducky is off-model rather frequently (and severely, I might grab some examples when I have time), and some small things here and there that are hard to notice.
I think about this a lot because even though 7 is one of my favorites, it suffers from bad art syndrome pretty severely. I have a theory that the movie was animated by Wang's B team while the A team was gearing up to switch to digital inking and painting for the rest of the movies (Big Freeze onwards). No evidence to back this up of course, but it would explain the shoddy animation and constant errors.
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There are a lot of animation errors in the films and TV series which I may post at a later date but I'll focus on one sequence in particular here. One of the most glaring things I noticed during the ending sequence of JOTB is that Bron's markings on his snout are wrong... a lot. Honestly I thought the animators got him wrong more than they got him right. :sducky
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Okay what is up with Topsy's neck in the bottom picture. It's so long and muscular. It looks incredibly wrong.
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Oh thank goodness i'm not the only one who noticed that weird coloration nonsense with bron at the end of JOTB. I agree, i think he's miscolored more often than not in that scene. It's super bizarre. Also Das is right with Topp's neck in that last picture. I love the sequels from an art perspective because if you look at any one frame for too long you begin to notice all the errors :duckyworried
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@Sapphirre98 Tell me about it. Just look on Fandom's List of Animation Error's page and see how many errors I have added for The Wisdom of Friends alone.
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Oof, Topp's neck looks completely unhinged :threehornmad
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Yeeaaaah Topps' neck looks, uh... odd. I noticed throughout JOTB a few characters looked a bit inconsistent throughout, most noticeably the adult characters. Also is it just me or does Littlefoot's neck look unnaturally skinny in the bottom one too?
Anyway, here's a few grandparent miscolourings from X. The grandparents throughout suffer many animation errors like this, probably because they're usually together and look pretty similar. :longneckBRUH
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Oof, I didn't even notice Littlefoot's neck :littlefootscared
Yeah, they get switcharoo'd a lot. Side note: I really love how the backgrounds look in X, even with the errors
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Agreed, I love the backgrounds in X too.
One more from me before I pack it in for the night. I dunno if this actually counts as an animation error because I've got a feeling this might just be my copy of VII (I streamed it before I got said copy and didn't notice this). But anyway... nightmare fuel, anyone? :littlefootscared
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What...the...heck :RedclawTerrified
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oh that's,,, :rhett_ohno
Somebody looked at that frame, said "alright", then handed it to an inker/painter who said "alright" and inked/painted it. What happened here? :duckyscared
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there's some nightmare fuel...
*shivers*
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Agreed, I love the backgrounds in X too.
One more from me before I pack it in for the night. I dunno if this actually counts as an animation error because I've got a feeling this might just be my copy of VII (I streamed it before I got said copy and didn't notice this). But anyway... nightmare fuel, anyone? :littlefootscared
I’m scared… :sducky
(https://c.tenor.com/6W5bPFYhhzQAAAAC/scott-the-woz-scott-wozniak.gif)
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Therapist: Eyeless Grandma isn't real, she can't hurt you.
Eyeless Grandma:
In all seriousness, I think I just got a glitchy copy of VII. I checked out an online streaming version which looks like what I've attached. Still a minor error there with the eyes but at least they're not missing. :rhett_ohsnap
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Is the error only for one or two frames or does it persist for a good bit of the shot?
Either way, how, uh, pleasant. :sducky
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huh, weird.
Maybe in rebuilt versions of VII they edited some errors like this. Together with stupid edits like changing color of The Stone...
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Is the error only for one or two frames or does it persist for a good bit of the shot?
Either way, how, uh, pleasant. :sducky
It lasts for about a second, so it's pretty easy to spot.
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Maybe in rebuilt versions of VII they edited some errors like this. Together with stupid edits like changing color of The Stone...
Ok so this confused me so i did a little research and,, does anyone have any images or footage of the stone's color edit? I had no idea they did a reprint, let alone edited stuff. My question is, why bother?
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somerandomfangirl when she says that there’s an eyeless Grandma in the franchise:
(https://i.imgur.com/oscXKEm.png)
(ok, I’ll stop with the memes, I think I went too far)
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Maybe in rebuilt versions of VII they edited some errors like this. Together with stupid edits like changing color of The Stone...
Ok so this confused me so i did a little research and,, does anyone have any images or footage of the stone's color edit? I had no idea they did a reprint, let alone edited stuff. My question is, why bother?
Here you go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3hJwroCIjY&t=206s&ab_channel=TheLandBeforeTime
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Maybe in rebuilt versions of VII they edited some errors like this. Together with stupid edits like changing color of The Stone...
Ok so this confused me so i did a little research and,, does anyone have any images or footage of the stone's color edit? I had no idea they did a reprint, let alone edited stuff. My question is, why bother?
Here you go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3hJwroCIjY&t=206s&ab_channel=TheLandBeforeTime
the same with Night Flowers from IV
https://www.gangoffive.net/index.php?topic=16944
And yeah, we all wondered: why bother?..
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Also while the new explosion looks really cool it would have shattered the entire peak probably. Also it should be blue like it was originally. Also also I actually like the new look of the Night Flowers.
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somerandomfangirl when she says that there’s an eyeless Grandma in the franchise:
(https://i.imgur.com/oscXKEm.png)
Yeah that sums it up well :lol
Also I don't get the change with the Stone of Cold Fire crash scene. As Das said, it looked like it should have shattered the peak with an explosion that big, and Littlefoot literally describes it as blue in the next scene. Odd change to say the least. :thinking
Update: Having just checked out the whole of that YouTube video, eyeless Grandma is present there as well. :rhett_ohsnap So they made that happen in the updated version. :facepalm
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Update: Having just checked out the whole of that YouTube video, eyeless Grandma is present there as well.
I noticed that yesterday but had to go to work so i didn't have time to say anything in this thread. If that clip is any indicator, the reprint may have caused more issues than it fixed. :sducky
that's a really weird issue to have though. Like, really REALLY weird. How does an eye go missing?
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I noticed that yesterday but had to go to work so i didn't have time to say anything in this thread. If that clip is any indicator, the reprint may have caused more issues than it fixed. :sducky
that's a really weird issue to have though. Like, really REALLY weird. How does an eye go missing?
Who knows? I don't know if there was some sort of glitch that made the eyes layer (?) turn invisible but how was this not picked up? Mind you, they didn't pick up on the fact that the stone is supposed to be blue. Good going, Universal. :petrienotamused
Also have a meme about VII's "upgrade":
(https://i.imgur.com/SKkSv1E.jpg)
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:lol :lol :lol :lol
good one!
I think it should be also posted in LBT memes thread:
https://www.gangoffive.net/index.php?topic=7030
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Now this isn't a animation error but since were on the topic of changes I wanted to mention this. You know that infamous facial expression Ducky makes in The Big Freeze well in the HD version of the film they changed it to something not as weird. They did a fantastic job too. The change is seamless.
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yeah, clip from LBT youtube channel indeed has this...
Nice finding!
Do you have link to "HD version" of the whole film?
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Edit:
yeah, clip from LBT youtube channel indeed has this...
Nice finding!
Do you have link to "HD version" of the whole film?
No I don't. But it is on Starz.
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I didn't realise they'd done stuff to the Big Freeze as well. RIP Ducky's meme face, although I can see why that was changed.
So I'm guessing all of the films were re-released in HD then? Interesting...
Back to animation errors, here's a couple of longnecks after some, uh, special treestars. :PLoofah
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Red eyed Grandma Longneck is one I have known about for a while. How did that even happen?
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Honestly, how do most of these happen? :PLoofah
Spotted another error they made in the Stone of Cold Fire update. Grandpa's belly is invisible as he walks into the shot. This wasn't present in the original print, as shown below.
They actually made VII worse with the update. :SharptoothAmused I'm gonna have to sit down and go through this with a fine-tooth comb now, see if there's any other errors they put in. :lol
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wth? O_o
It becomes creepier and creepier...
And look at that background eyeless dinosaur right behind Grandpa's ghostly belly!
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And i won't forgive them for cutting Ducky's meme face!
Get them!!!
(https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/clocktower/images/0/01/BobbyScissors.gif)
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Honestly, how do most of these happen? :PLoofah
Spotted another error they made in the Stone of Cold Fire update. Grandpa's belly is invisible as he walks into the shot. This wasn't present in the original print, as shown below.
They actually made VII worse with the update. :SharptoothAmused I'm gonna have to sit down and go through this with a fine-tooth comb now, see if there's any other errors they put in. :lol
Okay just how?
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This shot right here has way too many errors for me to list so just stare at it, if you dare (rhyme unintended), and you will start to spot them.
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Attack of the clones. :lol
Annnd here's another Stone of Cold Fire "upgrade". Spike breaks physics now, deal with it. :p
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no comments...
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Spike fly's now.
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I've continued to slowly make my way through the VII updated version. I've found quite a few scenes where the sound doesn't quite match up with the animation which is a bit weird. I noticed as well in the scene where Littlefoot talks to his grandparents about Pterano the animation is changed. They use Grandma's animation for the line "Oh my goodness! Here, in the Great Valley?" twice which makes her look like she's saying Grandpa's line in the previous shot... but in the original there was a different shot where it matched up with him talking. As shown below:
https://vimeo.com/632226702
Now then, you've seen eyeless Grandma...
How about eyeless Pterano? :PteranoPlotting
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Note to myself:
Never read again this topic before going to bed...
O_o
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but srsl
logic.exe has stopped working...
I stopped to understand anything. Creators, how can you mess up so badly in so many scenes?
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That change with grandpa's animation is incredibly bizarre. I wonder if it was done intentionally or if someone just wasn't paying attention? hard to say. Eyeless Pterano is terrible, thank you very much. :PteranoPlotting
If you find any more eyeless lads please post them. I want a collection. :bestsharptooth
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Eyeless Pterano is terrible, thank you very much. :PteranoPlotting
You're welcome. :taunttroll
Also yeah if I do find any more eyeless peeps you know I'll post them here. So, uh, if you're about to go to bed and you see this topic come up with my name on it... maybe don't click. :p
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Now then, you've seen eyeless Grandma...
How about eyeless Pterano? :PteranoPlotting
*screaming in-testifies*
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Actually the more that i think about it, the more i suspect that the eyeless thing is actually a layering issue. :thinking The eye(s) are probably still there, just on the layer underneath. It's pretty obvious that's what happened with that one shot of Spike floating way above where he should be.
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I've continued to slowly make my way through the VII updated version. I've found quite a few scenes where the sound doesn't quite match up with the animation which is a bit weird. I noticed as well in the scene where Littlefoot talks to his grandparents about Pterano the animation is changed. They use Grandma's animation for the line "Oh my goodness! Here, in the Great Valley?" twice which makes her look like she's saying Grandpa's line in the previous shot... but in the original there was a different shot where it matched up with him talking. As shown below:
https://vimeo.com/632226702
More and more, I have to wonder what in God's name happened with the Stone of Cold Fire HD remaster. How do you mess that up? What was so wrong about the shot of Grandpa talking that it was edited out so that Grandma appears to speak both lines? Did anyone watch this over before it was released?
It's not quite as egregious as taking an asteroid that's specifically said to be blue and turning it entirely yellow, but it just makes me wonder more and more what happened behind the scenes. It didn't seem like most of the other movies got this kind of odd treatment. The big ones that have been edited over time seem to be IV and VII. It's a little baffling.
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I have now decided I am not going to purchase the Stone of Cold Fire remaster.
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Honestly, how do most of these happen? :PLoofah
Spotted another error they made in the Stone of Cold Fire update. Grandpa's belly is invisible as he walks into the shot. This wasn't present in the original print, as shown below.
They actually made VII worse with the update. :SharptoothAmused I'm gonna have to sit down and go through this with a fine-tooth comb now, see if there's any other errors they put in. :lol
Just noticed another error in that same shot. The Ankylosaur's club tail is slightly transparent too.
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I've continued to slowly make my way through the VII updated version. I've found quite a few scenes where the sound doesn't quite match up with the animation which is a bit weird. I noticed as well in the scene where Littlefoot talks to his grandparents about Pterano the animation is changed. They use Grandma's animation for the line "Oh my goodness! Here, in the Great Valley?" twice which makes her look like she's saying Grandpa's line in the previous shot... but in the original there was a different shot where it matched up with him talking. As shown below:
https://vimeo.com/632226702
More and more, I have to wonder what in God's name happened with the Stone of Cold Fire HD remaster. How do you mess that up? What was so wrong about the shot of Grandpa talking that it was edited out so that Grandma appears to speak both lines? Did anyone watch this over before it was released?
It's not quite as egregious as taking an asteroid that's specifically said to be blue and turning it entirely yellow, but it just makes me wonder more and more what happened behind the scenes. It didn't seem like most of the other movies got this kind of odd treatment. The big ones that have been edited over time seem to be IV and VII. It's a little baffling.
I haven't watched VII in a long time. I have it on VHS only, and all of the VHS players that I have access to are out of commission, sadly.
Something tells me the production crew was on a tight schedule for those films when it came to the animation phase. You don't leave all of those errors lying around just for the heck of it. If so, it's understandable, considering the sequels were on a yearly schedule. That said, I noticed there was a break in the annual schedule between VI (released in 1998) and VII (released in 2000). That could be another explanation behind the animation quality of the latter.
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I haven't watched VII in a long time. I have it on VHS only, and all of the VHS players that I have access to are out of commission, sadly.
Something tells me the production crew was on a tight schedule for those films when it came to the animation phase. You don't leave all of those errors lying around just for the heck of it. If so, it's understandable, considering the sequels were on a yearly schedule. That said, I noticed there was a break in the annual schedule between VI (released in 1998) and VII (released in 2000). That could be another explanation behind the animation quality of the latter.
Not referring to original production crew at all, no. They did not make these errors, as they weren't in the original print, or any print until this remaster, and they did a very good job under the time constraints at hand. What's confusing to me is the remaster job, and yeah, if there was a tight schedule, I'm sure it wasn't easy, but it's bizarre to me that an error like making the meteorite yellow or editing the aforementioned scene so that Grandma's animation plays twice seem like they would take more effort to make than to not make. It's just strange and I'm curious how and why that happened. The layering errors, those I can understand much more, but really ought to have been caught in a watchover, and again, weren't present in the original.
It's especially upsetting to me because, if a Blu-ray release were to happen (very unlikely at this point), this is probably what we'd get, and that just sucks. This is what we're getting on streaming now, and that sucks. Kids and fans now are gonna see these errors where they wouldn't have before. I really love VII, and it hurts me a bit that Universal or whoever they had working on the remaster, were so seemingly careless with altering it. It's really not that big of a deal ultimately, I know, but it's a film I care about a lot, for all its faults.
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I have now decided I am not going to purchase the Stone of Cold Fire remaster.
Smart choice :PLoofah
Really, why are they remastering an old kids show when the people you have working on it don't care about the end result? They need to remaster the remaster. It needs reremastered.
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It's especially upsetting to me because, if a Blu-ray release were to happen (very unlikely at this point), this is probably what we'd get, and that just sucks.
Agreed that it's unlikely we'd get a blue ray release. Though even so, any future dvd releases are likely going to have the remaster instead of the original print, which also sucks really bad.
You know what really grinds my gears with all the issues the reprint introduced to the movie though? This reprint presented the opportunity to FIX errors. This movie had tons and tons of errors present in the original print - a fair bit more than you'd generally see in a land before time movie, at least as far as i've noticed - and reprinting would have given them the opportunity to fix some of those. Recoloring Grandpa and Grandma longneck to be on-model, for example. But they not only chose not to do any of that, but they were also so careless that they INTRODUCED a ton more errors on top of the existing ones. AND this is the print we're likely to see in any future physical releases. What really dumps salt in the wounds is the fact that they demonstrated that they were very capable of making edits to the movie by doing so - in the most nonsensical way possible that messes with the plot of the film. Yellow stone of cold fire, you've gotta be joking.
And yeah, it's probably all because this is a low budget low caliber kids movie that few people care about and it's being treated as such. But it upsets me a lot because I also care a lot about this movie for all its faults and problems. We could have had a nice updated fully HD better version of the movie, but instead we got this. How depressing.
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That said, I noticed there was a break in the annual schedule between VI (released in 1998) and VII (released in 2000). That could be another explanation behind the animation quality of the latter.
I believe what happened was the switch from traditional methods of inking and painting to digital. Wang Studios likely had some trouble getting used to the switch, and combining that with the tight production schedules that these movies no doubt had you get Stone of Cold Fire's animation quality.
I like to lovingly poke fun of 7's animation quality, particularly the fact that many characters are off-model so much that with that movie alone to go off of you'd probably have no idea what "on-model" looks like. Pterano is a good example, since he never appears elsewhere. He's quite chubby in one shot, and quite skinny in the next. No way to be sure which he's actually supposed to be, unless ref sheets were to be leaked at some point which would be very cool. Gimme the forbidden Pterano charts :PteranoPlotting
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It's especially upsetting to me because, if a Blu-ray release were to happen (very unlikely at this point), this is probably what we'd get, and that just sucks.
Agreed that it's unlikely we'd get a blue ray release. Though even so, any future dvd releases are likely going to have the remaster instead of the original print, which also sucks really bad.
You know what really grinds my gears with all the issues the reprint introduced to the movie though? This reprint presented the opportunity to FIX errors. This movie had tons and tons of errors present in the original print - a fair bit more than you'd generally see in a land before time movie, at least as far as i've noticed - and reprinting would have given them the opportunity to fix some of those. Recoloring Grandpa and Grandma longneck to be on-model, for example. But they not only chose not to do any of that, but they were also so careless that they INTRODUCED a ton more errors on top of the existing ones. AND this is the print we're likely to see in any future physical releases. What really dumps salt in the wounds is the fact that they demonstrated that they were very capable of making edits to the movie by doing so - in the most nonsensical way possible that messes with the plot of the film. Yellow stone of cold fire, you've gotta be joking.
No, no, character miscolors, those can stay, we don't care about those. Instead, we care about recoloring some dinos' legs in the shot of Pterano sneaking around after Beyond the Mysterious Beyond, thus destroying the clearly intended darker lighting. We care about redoing the animation on the rock that the gang rides up to Threehorn Peak, because so much was wrong with that. We care about directly. We care about making the stone bright friggin' yellow, directly contradicting dialogue and making it harder to believe that no one but Littlefoot noticed it.
Sarcasm aside, it's all rather puzzling. It almost strikes me as someone, somewhere had a weird, half-baked vision that resulted in a weird, half-baked remaster. So many instances where just not updating anything would have been preferable.
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Unrelated to the remaster, I've noticed something that is present to a small degree in other movies but is most notable in 7. Littlefoot (and sometimes Cera) sometimes have partial lines drawn onto his top and bottom eyelids. I'm assuming that these are the remnants of sketch guidelines for his eyes that have been accidentally inked into the linework present in the final product, and it's most notable and frequent in Stone of Cold Fire (shocking, I know).
The first attachment is the most severe example, but usually they look more like the rest. Note that all examples are pulled from one of the non-remaster prints (i think it's the DVD print). Not that i think the remaster would have added weird lines to the linework, that seems to be the one thing they didn't do (that we've noticed so far).
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There is a really bad scaling error in Return to Hanging Rock. Look at how big Grandpa Longneck is compared to what I assume is Saurus Rock.
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Also, there's some weird rock at the top of Rock, when its head should be clean FLAT.
(Obviously, because it is flathead! ;)Cera)
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It's been a while, hasn't it? Are you ready for some more fun Stone of Cold Fire shenanigans? :smucky
This one... is actually in both versions. The eyes are there this time, but they don't look right. Topps has seen some things...
And I have no idea what's going on with Grandma's proportions in the last one. The animators really did her dirty in this film. :longneckBRUH Also why are the necks on both of them so thin throughout it really bugs me ahgldash
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Here's a similar error from The Big Freeze.
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goggle-eyed apocalypse! :O
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oh god that last one,,, :rhett_ohsnap
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Don’t worry, these dinosaurs can’t hurt you…
Can they?
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Uhh, Spiketail, Mr. Threehorn, You okay? Cause it looks like you've got some... nightmare fuel. :opetrie
Those are some good ones, LittleDas and SRFG. :smile Also, I'd like to suggest that Wide Eye Threehorn becomes a new emoji. :threehorn :lol
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Uhh, Spiketail, Mr. Threehorn, You okay? Cause it looks like you've got some... nightmare fuel. :opetrie
Those are some good ones, LittleDas and SRFG. :smile Also, I'd like to suggest that Wide Eye Threehorn becomes a new emoji. :threehorn :lol
...Like this? (https://i.imgur.com/BuNNrYC.png) :p
(Yeah I got bored one night. :lol)
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Uhh, Spiketail, Mr. Threehorn, You okay? Cause it looks like you've got some... nightmare fuel. :opetrie
Those are some good ones, LittleDas and SRFG. :smile Also, I'd like to suggest that Wide Eye Threehorn becomes a new emoji. :threehorn :lol
...Like this? (https://i.imgur.com/BuNNrYC.png) :p
(Yeah I got bored one night. :lol)
That’s PERFECT!
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LOL XD
Good work!
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Uhh, Spiketail, Mr. Threehorn, You okay? Cause it looks like you've got some... nightmare fuel. :opetrie
Those are some good ones, LittleDas and SRFG. :smile Also, I'd like to suggest that Wide Eye Threehorn becomes a new emoji. :threehorn :lol
...Like this? (https://i.imgur.com/BuNNrYC.png) :p
(Yeah I got bored one night. :lol)
That’s PERFECT!
BWAHAHAHA! :petrieLOL
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@somerandomfangirl , WOW, just when I think you can't come up with anymore nightmare fuel, you create a nightmare fuel emoji! :redclawscared
Really, that looks AMAZING!!!
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That looks fantastic.
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Cera is now the Terminator.
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I decided to go and check and this is another error exclusive to the HD version.
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I decided to go and check and this is another error exclusive to the HD version.
Ah yes, more 'improvements' made in the HD remasters. :bestsharptooth
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For what it's worth, the remasters give us a little insight into how the films were animated. By messing up the illusion of life, we get to see some of the tricks used. The eyes are clearly their own layer, with the lids just being animated over them. And is Cera red underneath? Are the basic character shapes done in solid colors? I'm not an animator myself, so I'm not entirely sure why that would be a layer under her eye, but it'd be an interesting question to pose to the production teams.
We don't get a lot of behind the scenes info with the sequels, so I'll take what I can get, even if it's a silver lining on a storm cloud.
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For what it's worth, the remasters give us a little insight into how the films were animated. By messing up the illusion of life, we get to see some of the tricks used. The are clearly their own layer, with the lids just being animated over them. And is Cera red underneath? Are the basic character shapes done in solid colors? It I'm not an animator myself, so I'm not entirely sure why that would be a layer under her eye, but it'd be an interesting question to pose to the production teams.
We don't get a lot of behind the scenes info with the sequels, so I'll take what I can get, even if it's a silver lining on a storm cloud.
Very interesting thought there.
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I think this error here kind of answers your question @Hammy and this time it isn't exclusive to the remaster.
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It's the green tongue siblings. Yes I know Ducky and Spike aren't genetically siblings but Ducky calls Spike her big brother multiple times.
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^Ducky and Spike are showing a very rare disease that only occurs when eating too much green food. :sducky Better limit the amount you eat, Spike!
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Good to see they became true siblings. :D
Sad to see creators keep making errors ike this... :(
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It wasn't only the sequels that had animation errors. The oringial film had it's fair share of errors. Like this one where the sky changes in the same shot.
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Interesting...
I haven't found much time recently to go through the films again and look for more animation errors (I still need to see if there's anymore nightmare fuel in the VII remaster :P) but I'll try and have another look as soon as I can.
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I don't know how I didn't notice this one until now. Doofah and another Yellow Belly gained four toes.
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This is beyond cursed.
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This is beyond cursed.
Oh god, Doofah is more powerful than Thanos.
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This is beyond cursed.
Oh god, Doofah is more powerful than Thanos.
You mean Loofah?
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This is beyond cursed.
Oh god, Doofah is more powerful than Thanos.
You mean Loofah?
That’s what I meant, sorry, it’s been awhile since I’ve watched the 13th film because I only watched it once to be honest.
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This is beyond cursed.
Oh god, Doofah is more powerful than Thanos.
You mean Loofah?
That’s what I meant, sorry, it’s been awhile since I’ve watched the 13th film because I only watched it once to be honest.
I don't Blame you. Although I love the film I do understand why so many others hate it.
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though it is not exactly error, it was intenional, still - LOL XD
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Here's a another cursed image that's actually a error.
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This is beyond cursed.
Oh god, Doofah is more powerful than Thanos.
You mean Loofah?
That’s what I meant, sorry, it’s been awhile since I’ve watched the 13th film because I only watched it once to be honest.
thats a good thing.
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Here's a another cursed image that's actually a error.
The no pupil virus is spreading! They started in TLBT VII, now they’re invading TLBT XIII!
Jokes aside, I am beyond curious if any other sequels have this error.
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The no pupil virus is spreading!
:lol :lol :lol :lol
Is that "remastered" verson, or original XIII?
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The no pupil virus is spreading!
:lol :lol :lol :lol
Is that "remastered" verson, or original XIII?
It's the original version. I don't think there is a remastered version of XIII since it was already made in HD.
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That proves the animators didn't care.
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this should be an horror game About it.
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That proves the animators didn't care.
I wouldn't go that far. I have a theory that the film was rushed because, I swear, I have spotted more errors in this one alone than all of the other sequels combined. Either that or they used up a chunk of their animation budget on Cuba's and Sandra's paycheck.
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Ehhh they're low-budget films. That's not to say all the mistakes are excusable but it's not gonna go through the rigorous reviews theatrical releases would endure. I'd say the animators probably did spot many of the errors but thought it's just a minor thing hardly anyone will notice, plus they probably didn't have the time to go back and change things. I wonder if anyone noticed or cared about the fact that Grandpa Longneck was a mistake for the entire 7th film. :p
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Ehhh they're low-budget films. That's not to say all the mistakes are excusable but it's not gonna go through the rigorous reviews theatrical releases would endure. I'd say the animators probably did spot many of the errors but thought it's just a minor thing hardly anyone will notice, plus they probably didn't have the time to go back and change things. I wonder if anyone noticed or cared about the fact that Grandpa Longneck was a mistake for the entire 7th film. :p
That too.
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That proves the animators didn't care.
I wouldn't go that far. I have a theory that the film was rushed because, I swear, I have spotted more errors in this one alone than all of the other sequels combined. Either that or they used up a chunk of their animation budget on Cuba's and Sandra's paycheck.
To be fair, the additional animation company that animated this film, Wang Film Productions, was working on 2 TLBT films and some episodes of the TLBT TV series at the same time.
Also I notice how new sequels get announced 2 years before the actual release date, so I wouldn’t be surprised if TLBT XIII was rushed due to only being in production for 2 years.
I’ve seen other Universal films that are not TLBT films that take TIME to finish production, even in some Illumination films (a recent example is Minions: Rise of Gru, COVID caused production to be delayed, so I kinda see why it took awhile to finish production), so it’s kinda unusual how almost every sequel had a 2 year production line.
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more cursed.
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Watch the river on the top right screen.
https://youtu.be/63VRlbN_W6A?t=109
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more cursed.
Why does this feel edited, but it isn’t?
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Doofah's paint hasn't dried yet.
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I just noticed that Chomper has black claws on The Mysterious Island DVD cover.
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I just noticed that Chomper has black claws on The Mysterious Island DVD cover.
Looking at the same DVD cover, I’m not sure if this is an error or not, but did Chomper ever have eyelashes in his design? Because in the DVD cover I see some eyelashes on Chomper, while in the actual movie itself, I don’t see them.
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I just noticed that Chomper has black claws on The Mysterious Island DVD cover.
Looking at the same DVD cover, I’m not sure if this is an error or not, but did Chomper ever have eyelashes in his design? Because in the DVD cover I see some eyelashes on Chomper, while in the actual movie itself, I don’t see them.
I don't think he ever had eyelashes.
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I just noticed that Chomper has black claws on The Mysterious Island DVD cover.
Looking at the same DVD cover, I’m not sure if this is an error or not, but did Chomper ever have eyelashes in his design? Because in the DVD cover I see some eyelashes on Chomper, while in the actual movie itself, I don’t see them.
I don't think he ever had eyelashes.
Guess Chomper having eyelashes on the DVD cover is an error then.
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Yeah.
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One thing I found odd is on the box art for movies 4,7,8,9,10 and 12 petrie has a yellow body oppose to his more pinkish brown body wired :petrienotamused
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One thing I found odd is on the box art for movies 4,7,8,9,10 and 12 petrie has a yellow body oppose to his more pinkish brown body wired :petrienotamused
Why are there two Petrie's on the cover, as well? :opetrie
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One thing I found odd is on the box art for movies 4,7,8,9,10 and 12 petrie has a yellow body oppose to his more pinkish brown body wired :petrienotamused
Why are there two Petrie's on the cover, as well? :opetrie
I’m pretty sure the picture just includes both the front and side covers of the VHS merged into one full picture. I doubt there were actually 2 Petrie’s in the front cover.
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There are quite a few things wrong with this JOTB cover.
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There are quite a few things wrong with this JOTB cover.
Wait, where did you find this cover? Is it from somewhere that isn’t US?
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There are quite a few things wrong with this JOTB cover.
Wait, where did you find this cover? Is it from somewhere that isn’t US?
It's on IMDB though it may not be a official cover.
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There's something off with this shot.
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There's something off with this shot.
When did Ducky gain something extra on the top of the head? Is she secretly a different dinosaur species? Or, is she one with the rainbow faces? :rainbowThinking
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There's something off with this shot.
It's a shame because it's an otherwise nice looking shot. :duckysad
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Lol. Doofah is holding two Duckies.
Oh my Subgod.
Edit:
Not just that. There's Doofah's second hand behind. :facepalm
Two frames of animation cycle in the same shot.
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I actually have a theory now as to why a lot of these errors are missed by the animators. It is possible that the errors occurred while the films were being rendered. When you render a video on a editing software it is possible for errors, that weren't there when you were editing or animating, to appear after it's been rendered. This has happened to me a few times and with a direct to video budget it is possible that more errors could show up during the rendering process. I'm not sure if that makes sense but hopefully you understand what I mean.
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sheesh
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Ducky loves Earthquakes.
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Not sure if this is really an animation error, but Chomper didn't make it out of this mudslide in one piece. :ChomperOhNo