Japan’s Most Unbelievable Figure
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- čas přidán 9. 05. 2024
- This Himiko Toga (My Hero Academia) figure just stunned Japan.
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Wow. 🤯You can see more of this artist's incredible work on Twitter @repe_labo ( twitter.com/repe_labo ), Instagram @repaint_laboratory, and they have a few livestreams on CZcams ( www.youtube.com/@RepaintLaboratory ). Also, check out why one Japanese Oshi no Ko fan got arrested right here: czcams.com/video/jOcEk1Qd4gU/video.html
Why didnt you tag the youtube channel despite having footage of their livestream in the video?
thx for sharing the artists handles in the vid and here. this dude's figures are amazing!
If Zanoba from "Mushoku Tensei Ⅱ: Isekai" knows about this, he will worship this Figure.
We are all Zanoba.
RepaintLaboratory has no videos i mean it looks fake ....
@@X862gothey do livestreams, not videos...
"Looks exactly like The Anime"
This looks like BETTER THAN THE ANIME ITSELF
scary… scary…
Nah, mate. That usually ends up in an opening animation-if lucky enough, even in an outro-like JoJo's.
This is what i imagined 3d anime would actually look like, same shading and everything but in 3d
@@tocideYou know that the program japanese uses are obsolete? Because they believe in some sort of "respect the original vision" or an stupid thing like that. Due to with it was how were teached.
Wander nope wrong you effing M0R0N its literally just like the anime itself.
Imagine the prices for figures soaring in this kind of art technique was applied.
U had to word it out, now all of those big name anime figure companies will start doing this and tag them with 60k yen. All is doomed for us figure collectors
@@timthirsty3816 I highly doubt that some random figurine maker or company will look at the comment and jack up the prices and apply that art technique. But let me know if I'm wrong.
@@timthirsty3816 ive seen a lot of dragonball figures painted in this style by the factories, also people do gundam models in this style,
If it's more than 20 bucks I'm doomed.
@@bobbobson6290 You were already doomed then.
The amount of skill to pull it off, it's crazy.
Edit- true it's about the right paint but also the skill involved to use it.
its mostly just having the right paint.
Thank you for saying skill and not talent
Talent is why you can do it in the first place @@Murpler
Has nothing to do with traditional concept of "talent" though @@Murpler
try it yourself then@@darkshadowsx5949
That is so fucking good. It belongs in a museum.
Ok ezreal
The museum of weebs
No. It belongs in a room
@@user-isdjbdhsjw A rubber room (just for the rat copypasta, not saying you're crazy if you own it)
Just compare this to taped banana on the wall then you will know that this deserved to be there.
I often see this done with Gundam models and it always blows my mind. I wish I knew how to do this myself.
Quite simple really, first you need to dedicate a decade of your life to the craft, staying consistent and still pushing through, there will ups and downs but as long as you have a goal in mind you will achieve it, hard work beats talent
Yeah it's more common than you think, the thing that makes the Toga figure different is the subtle tones you see on the figure, normally it would just be hard edge shading
@@Skullisho yeah but that dude started in 2022 with that style and it's kinda inhuman how good he is
You can take the traditional way and learn how to paint in this style without needing external references. Or, you can make a 3d render of the model in Blender or any 3d rendering program, create light sources and tweek the graphics to meet your desired visual appeal (it's much easier to have two opposing light sources as shown in this video rather than mixing colors up). Once you got an actual 3d render of how the product will turn out to be, just recreate it in real life and paint carefully. It's always easier when you have it all all planned out before execution.
Id recommend you look up videos on how to create 3d anime render style, they are pretty similar to the product shown above.
it's mostly about the brush and paint he is using if the brush can make straight and clean lines ( and if you have a stable hand) and if you have the correct colors and have +5 -10 years of experience in drawing and painting then you can do it too oh and also if you know how 3d works .
Its crazy how he managed to make it so the ambient light doesnt affect the colors of the figure?? I think that's mainly ehat makes this looks so surreal. Awesome work he did there.
sandpaper, matte primer, very bright/fluorescent pigments, and a diffuser for lights when recording the figure (a lampshade... or even waxpaper)
If it’s a studio, you turn off all the lights you aren’t controlling to keep the ambient light down.
Draco centauros!?!?
I think the figure itself having its own diegetic (best word I can think for this) lighting source with bright colors is huge for the illusion
I also think the fact it just doesn’t *bother* with transitions of light makes it pop more. It’s very cartoon/cell shaded which in itself is a very striking style when executed well.
Bro when I saw this figure, I was genuinely tweakin bru, my brain couldn't process if it was 2d or not
You'd trip out if they placed a white piece of paper behind it
This looks like a properly made CGI for an anime but IRL, I can't find more suitable words for it
Cel shading
When an anime figure looks better than most anime cgi
@@bwahchannel9746 exactly what i instantly think when i watch this
I don’t need it.
I don’t need it.
I don’t need it.
…
I NEED IT-
ME TOO
For what? You gonna put her in a jar?
@@AzertyyysYeah.
@@Azertyyys No- I just love it sm 😭
It's not like I want it or anything
BUT I NEED IT
I haven't bought a figure before, but that level of detail and coloring would convince me otherwise. Its like, the first time I saw an anime game rendered in 3D space.
You didn't even see the back of the figure, he didn't even show the coating up close. This kind of bull only looks good on camera
@@potappotapov1815Maybe watch the video closer. You do get to see the back, and there are moments where we get to see the sides as well. I don't know what you get out of pretending like this isn't really impressive.
Edit:
Back of figure: 0:37
Right of figure: 0:12
Left of figure: 1:18
There are plenty of close ups where they go around the figure as well. Also I don't understand why people get annoyed when people try to put nice lighting and effort into videos like this, do you expect them to purposely make their video quality worse just to make you happy?
@@sourlessfix9109 yeah, for like half a second. Couldn't have he took it outside, show how it looks under natural lighting, Instead of his obviously studio setup? This is just bull
@@sourlessfix9109 when ppl are trying to sell me stuff, yes, I would much prefer crappy but real photos, such as from reviews, to set up photos in product pictures. Have you never bought anything online? Things always look different in customers reviews photos
Oh come off it. Nobody is going to be running outside with a figurine. Stop being contradictory for no reason.@@potappotapov1815
Now imagine if someone built a full scale robot anime character and then painted it just like this.
5-10 years
Imagine a full scale Evangelion Unit-01 with this kind of paint technique, would be insane
@@tntking1247 OH GOD I NEED TO SEE THAT
if only i had free time
I just posted the same. LOL. real Waifus are coming!
This is how the Spiderverse toys should have been like:
HONESTLY
spiderverse is cool but
MHA deserves it more, and it's not even amongst my favorite anime
@@DamageMaximo MHA is mid, but this is a cool repaint
That last bit must be a dream for any customizer, the work is so good, it not only impressed half of Japan, but companies are setting up offers for him! He better get a hefty percentage of any sales they make with his work
that has to be blender or something dude. my brain hurts looking at it.
irl blender
@@kristinglabyou can buy those at the store though
I love that the screen left leg is painted with darker colours to the other leg because it's angled more inwards casting a darker shadow. This is some next level illusion-ism.
In a time where the internet does anything to ruin someone's life over small crap they said 6 years ago or rumors that are untrue, it is nice to see someone getting job offers and recognition for the work they post online. I hope he gets to paint more figures like that AND get paid in the process.
In the midst of today's A.I. takeover, it's especially nice to see an artist thriving.
A lot of people attempt this style but this is one of the best I’ve seen so far. Damn
I wonder if it only works in specific lighting or if it actually looks that good all the time
I’m pretty sure even with natural light it still looks good
It is always top tier with a figure literally look like something popped out of something visually vibrant.
I remember back in the late 2000s, theres a japanese guy who paint his gunpla with the same technique, its simply magical
THIS is the type of Art that actually belongs to an Museum
? Are you serious, it’s an anime figure💀
@@vermillionz I'm sure art in museum nowadays isn't as innovating as this one
@@redbloody946 do you know what the point of museums are. this is a clever repainting a Japanese artist did on an anime figure. It’s talent, yes, but it doesn’t belong in a museum. Because that’s not what museums are for😭
I’m telling my kids that this is the Mona Lisa
Me try to tell my brain that is was 3d figure
Brain:no it's not
It also comes down to the lighting of the room and how there doesn't seem to be any shadows on the figure, letting the paint job just look like flat tones
Genuinely, this figure is the single best example of good shading techniques I have ever seen. I will always be using this figure now as a demonstration for when I teach painting to hobby newbies.
God I wish more figures looked like this, it looks beautiful
My girl himiko i need it
THIS LOOKS AMAZING! Even better than the official 3D models used in the games! I hope some offical figure makers see this and can make more figures in this style because I love it!
Toga my beloved
The outlines are very well done.
But no one is talking about the paint simulating the lights diffusing onto the figure on both sides.
I don't think I've ever seen that done before. That's just insane.
Bros learned how to cell shade things 💀💀💀 (naw but this is actually cool asf)
Bro got the cell technique (jjk)
No shit that's literally what the vid showed
This comment is so ass bruh
Damn bro chillll it's not that deep 😭😭😭
My brain after seeing this:
"What even is reality"
HUH so it wasn't clickbait. I'm so impressed
this is insane bro i need my favorite figures to look like this..
Same!!
My brain is not braining
This is giving a lot of potential for anime to real-life merging movies
Do you mean cgi or stop motion animation?
@@IvanSmith-dq7ip prob making the 3d models look 2d
@politedonut2637 Interesting idea. I hope something like that will pop up in the future!
@EverIight or mix them.
@@IvanSmith-dq7ip the anime-style painting in the video is the closest to depicting anime life-like characters while seemingly make them feel like they're truly in the real world, not too cgi, not too realistic. If an animation or some cgi is done with that style of color tone and painting, along with the realistic lighting and cinematic movie standards, is gonna be a very interesting genre as a movie
Ngl, this made my jaw actually dropped.
Without knowing the price I already know that this figure is expensive
One. Step. Closer.
Keep in mind there is photography technique to this as well. Ring light or an arrangement of area lights are necessary. If you held it in your hand in normal room lighting, it wouldn't look like that at all, it would be unmistakeably a miniature sculpture and not a hand drawn picture. But yeah top notch craftsmanship for sure.
The artist deserves all the praise he's getting
These figures should be shown on massive screens during war in order to confuse the enemy and have their brain short circuit
This is why texture packs can make 3d objects look so good.
This is real 3D, not rendered 3D.
The fact that not only is the guy talented enough to pull off this amazing paint job art style-wise, but that he could also make it perfectly consistent across all angles so it looks like a CGI model from any angle is just insane
That picture on his profile is the biggest flex when you realize those are freaking real models. Guy is a genius.
curious what the paint is. some kind of special matte?. I also would like to see it w/different lighting. Somehow he's disguising the natural shadows being cast which is what makes this so trippy.
What makes this so perfect is that it does a good job making every angle look as though it’s 2d, similar to how shows make them appear “3d” in the way they move
Interesting how the camera wobble affects the background more than the foreground object.
telescopic lense
bro literally bent light to make that
I honestly thought that was edited. I was ready for a clickbait. That is some amazing work.
Being able to visualize that and actually do it that way. Wow.
Also, so trippy.
This is the level I practice to get at. I love these anime and comic paint jobs/customs that have been popping up.
Yo this I would love to have! WOW!
I think the reason people aren’t noticing is because of the shadows. They change with your perspective irl but not in anime/manga. Just make it more surreal when u notice.
A good modern shader in a graphics engine could render natural looking shadows in rendered 3D though. This is _next level_ uncanny.
This is actually an amazing way to paint figures. I would like to see more figures being painted like this
I hope the guy gets a modern art museum gig.
Now paint her experiencing the unbound joy of motherhood
Nah, some binding will be necessary.
average meliodas pfp
@@crystalite7552"get away from my girl" headass
I'm sorry but I need to see this in hand to be fully convince it's super realistic anime paint colours!
The lighting is so even I can’t tell what is painted and what is real. The red and yellow rim highlights make the whole figure almost pop off screen. This person is a master!
We revolutionizing the figure industry with this one
Now I'd just need a jar
I don't think I have a jar big enough for this one
Beyond words to explain of this persons attention to detail and skills as an Artist 👏
i love how they made the yellow and red glow. i remember seeing some videos of a similar style on dragonball figures but the quality of this one is insane
I WANT IT AHHHHHHH
This guy has kickstarted a new trend in anime figures.
The demand for this style will be immense in the following months and eventually will become an industry standard!
This looks beyond amazing, huge respect for the artist thar did it
holy fuck that looks soo good. why can't they sell it like this?
How to mass produce this?
They could sell this, but I think really few people would have the money to pay for this.
@@kevinkite3418Yea
@@kevinkite3418 It wouldn't actually jump up that much in price. Though they weren't pulled off quite as nicely, the Dragon Ball Manga Dimensions figures did this exact thing some years ago and they were only about 4.5k yen. At a budget more similar to the original Toga figure (which is actually still a very nice figure. I own it, and it's one of my favourite from my entire collection.), they could 100% pull this off.
Because it requires a lot of special matte paint instead of just single color 3D printed filament (or worse, cast plastic)
In the words of Angry Joe Dat loo good
My man is cell shading in real life! My first take was thinking that was some kind of AR technology but it was all painting OMG
Cell shading are the best, clean, subtle, and easy to digest
Lighting
Imagine texturing in a 3d software using this technique, no more shaders, just spend more time and effort to perfect a baked texture
Thing is this can't be used for animation
A lot of games are already made with hand painted textures, but you still need shaders, or the lighting will never change.
That's why it hurt the brain of so many people here: when he move/turn the figurine, the shadows do not move.
It's a minor problem for a figurine that will be placed at a fixed spot, but for a video game caractere it's impossible.
@@ultimatumdweebium2965 Yes it can, video games like _Borderlands_ and _XIII_
@@sigmaramen i'm saying that this looks 2d while not moving, borderlands never looks 2d because of the movement
Amazing effect and fair amount of labor. I hope this inspires some figure lines to adopt the paint style on future figures, so we don’t have to do the 3 hours a day for a few months.
That's crazy how good it matches anime colors like that
I cant comprehend. My brain it hurts. Its too good. Its insane.
they better hire this guy to work on figures
Imagine you fall asleep and se something this on your desk, you'd probably think you're still dreaming
This is a visual representation of how sakuna domain expansion would be. "Like painting a picture without a canvas"
I honestly can't even begin to understand how this is even possible. It really should be in a museum.
He did everything well...the saturation of the colour, the intensity of the neon glow, the richness and texture of the shadows...unbelievably cool!
his understanding of light and shadows is maxed out
It looks like he ripped that straight out of the screen. Just amazing.
I'lll believe it when I hold it in my own hand.
The moment it enters my own hand, it is mine.
that's crazy. My brain has been on anime for so many years that it can only see this as anime, but in real life.
I assume the effect only really works like this with all-round soft lighting so it's evenly lit, to avoid *actual* shadows and bright spots. It wouldn't look like this, if it's just standing on a shelf.
this man needs to be hired for figure making and teaching how to do this
That’s real talent right here
This is actually really neat! It would really brighten up a shelf.
This dude just shattered the border between dimensions with some paint...
my brain can not comprehend that its an IRL object
i do expect this effect to be less convincing under direct light where real shadows are more prominent, or in real life in general bc the model cannot get brighter than pure white. still very impressive though.
Genuinely the coolest thing I've seen all week
dang that's crazy! Wish I could see that in person!
The part that stumps me is how bright the red and yellow lighting is.
He must have had to dim down all the other colours in order to make them pop that much
I thought it was one of those optical illusion where the figure will look weird from any other angle (which would still be impressive), but then he spun it around and it still looked amazing
i have been a apart of the mini painting (not just warhammer) space for a while and i have seen this done before, its not easy but i have seen it with gundam and other figure repaints, doing a front on angle is easy enough if you have good reference but making it still work on the off angles is the hard part
Great shading
Made my brain feel like water
Very nice seeing himiko tolga getting an figure like this.