RoggerReggor
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That literally isn't an assumption, we see a very fast background change happening entirely, there's no way we were seeing around the bottom of a tree and then the middle if Kouenji didn't stand up. At first, you tried to blame me of human assumptions about the timeframe when I said it humanly doesn't look more than a second long and now this. It genuinely seems like you don't have the eye to see at least around the corner values regarding things.That's based on your own assumption without any evidence to back it up.
By the frame 937, the boar has already disappeared and the camera angle fixed on Kouenji's neck also twists a little and in just 2 frames (about 83 milliseconds which is literally very short), we see that the boar is falling vertically downwards on his back (much like that motion had begun already). Give me one good reason why 942/943 makes more sense to you, aside from the result seeming subjectively inflated to you.Moving your back doesn't mean you let gravity take control, I still favour frame 942/943.