Banzi, Shenzi & Ed, the original Team Rocket.

@loganweaver8251

5 жыл бұрын

The animal version of them

@volespirit247

5 жыл бұрын

Tristen Weaver but slightly more successful as they finally got their food in the end.

@tylerriley2587

4 жыл бұрын

Whoopi Goldberg Cheech Marin and Jim Cummings

@sweetcinnamonpnchkin

4 жыл бұрын

More terrifying though. They accomplished their goals and were killers.

@Scriblyn

3 жыл бұрын

omg

*Mind cannot compute* This is insane work. Such talented people!

@kevinzhang3313

7 жыл бұрын

ARTISTS. THEY HAVE NOT BEEN INVISIBLE FOR THE PAST THOUSANDS OF YEARS THEY HAVE EXISTED.

What the hell is wrong with some of you in the comment section?! The level of disrespect for this masterpiece is unbelievable!

@willrobinson3662

2 жыл бұрын

Well, you should not use foul language on KZread. Period.

I think I could watch the whole film in concept art form.

this is the kind of animation i like most, its what i grew up with. thats why one of my favorite new disney movies is the princess and the frog, because of the old school like animation. :3

I absolutely adore seeing how animated movies start out, it's so remarkable and amazing!

I actually like the way she says "Mufasa's little stooge" a lot more in this.

@animalfinatic9366

Жыл бұрын

me too

I LOVE THIS!!!! This gives the movie a whole new perspective. I absolutly respect what the animaters do. When we see the finished film, we either forget or don't relize the time and energy infolved in its creation. This is why I would love it if they would involve this in the DVD releaces. The whole movie in its raw and unfinished form.

at 3:05 Shenzi looks beautiful

@KaijuDino

6 жыл бұрын

Lol, the sarcasm.

@sonitaberoog5233

2 жыл бұрын

Simba:Oops

Traditional animation to me just feels a lot more natural than it has become. This proves it!

"Who are you calling Upidstay!?" One of my favorite lines ever. I love this- the work that goes into this is just amazing.

So effing pretty. I love roughs, I love the life in seeing just the lines shifting around- hell, I'd love to see them before the cleanup in more of the shots. Thank you so much for posting, not many of us probably have Laserdisk players to get to watch stellar stuff like this.

3:13-3:17 Those were the same sound effects that Disney used for Tick-Tock Croc in Peter Pan and Dragon Maleficent in Sleeping Beauty.

@patrickwilson1459

Ай бұрын

You’re right, exactly what I was thinking too.

Banzai: "Aw man, I can't remember the last time when I had lion cubs for dinner." Shenzi: "What are you talking about? I'm having the cubs!" Banzai: "No, I get the cubs! You can have the bird!" Shenzi: "Oh, no, don't you give me the bird!" Banzai: "Okay, okay, we'll split the bird." Shenzi: "But I get the wings!" Banzai: "Oh sure, and I get stuck with the bill?" *laughter* Shenzi: "Okay, okay, we'll split the bill!" *laughter again*

because nowadays this kind of animation is more expensive than 3d in terms of time and people involved. with 3d making a 90 minutes animated film requires the half (or less) of people that a classic animation would require, and this means less money to spend. Also, 3d movies are done in less time. so it's all for money, and it sucks cause 3d will never give the feelings and emotions that classic animation gives.

Typically three to four years. The studio staff was divided into units which worked simultaneously on staggered schedules on each movie. That way, Disney could put out a movie each year, as opposed to only being able to put out one every three or four years as the studio did in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s.

That's awesome, Lion King is one of my top favorite movie

it truly is amazing how much work goes into these (this is my fave movie of all time) and i hate how some people want movies and sequels to come out so quick and they dont know how much work is needed and it just gets annoying

@Eradictus this video actually shows the different stages that animators go through to make a movie. it takes months for just a few seconds of footage

I am in awe of the storyboards of this scene in the elephant graveyard.. Everything and the sceneray is amazing, and more than being a pencil test 3:14, 3:31 wow all the effects that the animators did

1 more thing. 2:36 That looks just like what I saw on the preview of this Film when I was watching Disney’s The Fox & The Hound.

I need to see the whole movie like this.

@MrTimshellscherber

4 жыл бұрын

Ren & Stimpy Production Music Me 2

Finally someone speaks the truth. There's been good 2D movies and bad 2D movies, just like there's good and bad CG movies.

The Lion King Early Animation Test 1993

There wasn't a need for Lion King 3D. I would had been much more happier with a Special Edition that shows all the concept art, scetches and all the work that they had put in it, to show us more how much of Art and work it is. For pretty much any Disney movie.

this is incredible!

2:25 it's funny cuz it's a pun

Lots of respect for the animators in this age of animation. Even more respect for back when there weren't any computers at all.

I really enjoy lot much more when I watch these Walt Disney movies on pencil test... I can apreciate at first hand the wonderfull job behind each move,,,,

Oh, how I wish I was born like a decade or so earilier! I was born in 1991, even that was too late to be able to work on classics like this becauseI had a few years of growing up to do before I could even start to learn about animation :( Sucks to be born now, haha XD

@Takeru9292

3 жыл бұрын

At least you're a 90s kid who grew up in that time period.

I remember when this came out. The 90's where great.

it's my personal all-time favorite. i was 6 when it came out, and it left a great sign on me. 3d movies are so cold, you see a 3d movie and nothing happens inside you. you've just occupied 90 minutes of your life. except for that piece of art named toy story, and recently wall-e

@Takeru9292

3 жыл бұрын

Hey! What about Finding Nemo?!

back when Disney had soul

Whoever drew this must have took months, it's a masterpiece

Man, I wish this wasn't so washed out.

4:08 Mufasa: SILENCE!!!

@willrobinson3662

2 жыл бұрын

That’s what I say to my pet dog when I get furious at all times.

I miss this! One of the best animations ever!

Christ this movie sometimes scares the shit out of me.

@willrobinson3662

2 жыл бұрын

If you don’t have anything nice to say, you can keep quiet.

Where's Shenzi's line "Look boys, a king fit for a meal"?

@jotarokujo8789

4 жыл бұрын

yeah it was deleted for a random reason, shouldn't it be in here?

@adrainandeviladrainyesrock8190

3 жыл бұрын

321SPONGEBOLT i’ts from the bottom you idiot

@willrobinson3662

2 жыл бұрын

@@adrainandeviladrainyesrock8190 No name calling, please and thank you.

@willrobinson3662

2 жыл бұрын

@@adrainandeviladrainyesrock8190 That’s bullying.

The pencil test was made in 1993.

@hedgehogamy300 Well, film is shown at 24 frames per second, so, every second is 24 drawings, making a 30 minute show without commercials, 43200 drawings, and this is assuming they did all the animation on a single layer, which is not the case. So to answer your question, a whole helluva lot.

4:34 Zazu: Well done, sire. Mufasa: Grr. Zazu: Was it something I said?

EPIC!!!! i wish my work was half as good.... even my finished work is not even to this keyframes level.... ugh...

I love The Lion King. The best Disney movie in my opinion.

i love that roar

(continuing) Disney invented the concept of animation as ACTING, as opposed to just moving drawings. In Japan, the emphasis seems to be more on sensuality and evocativeness. (I mean Ghibli-level stuff, not TV anime--usually just "moving drawings"). Sure, they're using the medium to act, too, but less overtly. The emphasis on flowing movement isn't there, but their films can be physically evocative in a way that Disney-type animation can't. ("Akira" stands out in that regard, too.)

This is unbelievably amazing. It's just perfect, hopefully one day ill be able to do that kinda stuff XD

This is pretty cool!

Anybody notice that the bones are way too big to be elephant bones?

@KaijuDino

6 жыл бұрын

Ye.

@trentparker8646

5 жыл бұрын

Yup

Always love these kind of sequences :) Thanks for sharing!

This animation looks better than any animated films out there! Traditional animation needs to copme back, no more of this computer stuff.

It believe that if you really enjoy doing something you should go for it. I really love drawing and animation has always been an intrest. I've tried a few things in Flash before. I think it's cool to make a character you draw come to life :)

why do the backgrounds not seem so drawn unlike the characters? It seems like the animated characters are just pasted over the backgrounds or something.

Stunning, just amazing

Love watching this. I'm gonna be studying animation next year :D

4:33 Good show, sire, you showed them who's boss! (Mufasa turns) Zazu: Shutting up....

I'd love to know on what planet do elephants get that big? XD

@Pinknarf95 Well there are people who care about new exciting achievements and the ones who care about making money. Whoever conceived this cartoon's ideas and look cared about creating something great.

now 19 people need to be put into the Birdie-Boiler!

@movingchannels3539

9 жыл бұрын

Nope.. now it's 21

@katysikkema

7 жыл бұрын

Richard Canipe 24

@lukeperkins1024

6 жыл бұрын

Richard Canipe 26

@ericdaniel7430

6 жыл бұрын

34 now

@retrolord8546

4 жыл бұрын

OH NO not the birdie boiler!😱😱

I do believe I can see Chris's work (Chris Sanders, the creator of Lilo and Stitch and How to Train your Dragon) in this, especially at 2:29)!

@sonitaberoog5233

2 жыл бұрын

02:29

The animated 101 dalmations was made in 1961. It was re-released in the cinems in the mid-90's and the live action version of 101 dalmations was released in 1996. Therefore, it is an original disney movie.

Have you guys watched Tangled? It totally captures the nuances of the 90's animated Disney movies in a 3D medium. Believe me when I say it's really worth the watch.

@retrolord8546

4 жыл бұрын

Hate to burst your bubble, but I don't think Tangled captures all the essence of 90s Disney. 90s Disney movies had breath taking animated characters and gorgeous backgrounds that truly felt like Disney. Tangled on the other hand has animated characters and backgrounds that feel like a Pixar movie instead of a Disney movie. If you ask me, the Princess and the Frog really captured all the essence of 90s Disney not Tangled. But that's just my opinion.

@CocoHotpix they do pencil drawings on cels then they record it with a special type of camera that takes it and they photograph each frame onto a camera that splices it onto a film reel. However most people nowadays just scan them into their computers and put it together with software. But traditional 2D animation is done with a special type of camera.

this is awesome!

Fantastic.

oh man i dont know about that, storyboard artists can draw just as well, they have to be able to set up a shot so that the entire scene will make sense even without sound ya know? i'm not a storyboard artist but i think they definately have great storytelling and 2d design skills.

Pencil tests look really cool : ). You can really appreciate the hard work and just really begin to imagine the long hours the artists spent on this movie. I can draw pretty well, but I can't animate (yet) for crud!

Wouldn't doubt it. There are dozens of recordings. ;D

Fantastic...

lol the storyboard is so cute.

Man, I love the hyenas. "Did we order this dinner to go?" (Thanks for posting this.)

@willrobinson3662

2 жыл бұрын

Oh, heck no.

@willrobinson3662

2 жыл бұрын

They’re nothing but slobbering mangy stupid poachers.

@hunterolaughlin

2 жыл бұрын

@@willrobinson3662 Ix-nay on the upid-stay.

the longer the sequel takes to make the better it will most likely become

flash can be useful to for traditional animation in the way of being able to put the animation together and have it run

They take the good stuff out man!

Shenzi, Kamari and Azizi!!!

1994: “It’s Mr. Banana Beak to you, Fuzzy!” - Zazu (The Lion King) 1995: “That’s Mr. Potato Head to you, you backstabbing murderer!” - Mr. Potato Head (Toy Story) Coincidence?

Wow, I cant believe it... I always thought everything was done on the computer and only storyboard was done in pencil... Boy was I wrong O.o

@Takeru9292

3 жыл бұрын

98% of what you see in the final film is hand-drawn, frame by frame by a group of usually no more than 200 artists. You can see why animated films usually take 2-4 years to make.

Favorite scene, ohyus

its so beautiful.

exactly! both have potential to be crappy or amasing, but when it comes down to it its just a medium...

Watch it! The only monsters at Disney are the people who run it! And if this is about Kimba, the similarities are superficial.

One day, Simba and his best friend Nala explore an elephant graveyard, where the two are chased by three spotted hyenas named Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed. Mufasa is alerted by his majordomo, the hornbill Zazu, and rescues the cubs. Though disappointed with Simba for disobeying him and endangering himself and Nala, Mufasa forgives him and explains that the great kings of the past watch over them from the night sky, from which he will one day watch over Simba.

@Carmaker1 My main point is that is is an original Disney movie

@lalatheviper Actually it was made throughout post-1955 till 1960. It was released in January 1961.

Which Lion King DVD is this from? The Special Edition? Diamond Edition?

@FrizFreddy1994

6 жыл бұрын

TheDreweMaster No DVD at all. T'was the laserdisc

some pictures from movie... some not animated drew pictures... but i gotta tell... i could never do such amazing work.... it's awesome :)

4:07-4:08

@oliviaquijano9018

5 жыл бұрын

4:09

@legendarywerewolf206 I was think more along the lines of what they show on the telly, and not the theaters.

do you know how they videotaped this? Like when they actual made the animation how did they tape it?

What you talking about?

I see where you are coming from! thanks for opening up my mind. i want to go into animation. I hope by the time i do become one 2d animation is still there.

I wanna cry this is fucking amazing.

@willrobinson3662

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, don’t swear on KZread.

@willrobinson3662

2 жыл бұрын

It’s not appropriate.

11 people need to be put into the Birdie-Boiler.

hey this is greit you hav a lot of talent!! 5stars!!

@twilightmarauder That's possible, but he did the layout for the song "I just can't wait to be king"

what does emotive mean?

Comes down to this: the kind of animation tradionally made by Disney and the kind of animation made by Ghibli have different priorities. During the watershed decade of the '30s, Disney developed, out of virtually nothing, the brand-new art of character animation, where the personality of a character will dictate the way they move, as in real life. Virtually all the principles and techniques used to this day, by everyone, were developed there during those few short years. (continued)

I totally agree, I do think that 2D animation puts alot more effort into its work, seeing as everything is done by hand (mostly) and that its alot less expensive, I do wish more animated films could go back into 2D animation, such as the lion king and so many others, thats why I'm raelly excited about the new animated movie The Princes and the Frog, cause its one of disneys first films put back into 2D.

@Eradictus no problem :)