Megaman X Stop Motion 2: Ultimatum

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Published 2017-01-05

NO STOPS ON THIS HYPE TRAIN, IM BACK AND ALIVE!
After fighting off Pyrus Dragonoid and receiving a tip from a familiar face, X sets out to confront the leader of the toy rebellion. Does he have what it takes to topple this revolution?

All Comments (21)

@mazinx5039 7 years ago

When Megaman X and Toy Story meet together.
@TempestRyuno 5 years ago

Was not expecting this to be this awesome. X and Zero's voice actors did a pretty good job to sound like Mark Gatha and Lucas Gilbertson. Especially Zero at certain parts, I was thinking it could actually be him. Awesome work all around.
@SirVapidsTheFourteenth 7 years ago

Vile, drinking with a helmet. This guy can do anything.
@Necro616 6 years ago

Proof that CG animation is NOT required.
@solomoncumquats776 2 years ago

I still watch this like every 6 months, This video alone made me start collecting the Kotobukiya models
@trees105 9 months ago

I've been watching this since I was a kid
@HelianGamePiano 2 years ago

This video utilizes every possibilities the articulations of D-Arts Figure could offer. Best toy stop motion ever. Good plot, creative combat moves. You really did put your mind and heart into these actions. Thank you for your work, this is one of my precious childhood memories.
@snailgirl6 5 years ago

Toy story meets mega man x??? If i saw this on my kitchen floor, I'd just quietly watch!!! But I'd step in and stop them when they get too scratched!!!!
@eckitronix 7 years ago

WOW. mortal words cannot describe this. Good thing I mean this in a positive way.
@christopherbravo1813 7 years ago

now Sigma's using bakugan?
@bythewayisay 7 years ago

Man i've missed your beautiful style of animation! The fights were super well choreographed and really engaging to watch! Well worth the wait! :D
@MateusDrake 5 years ago

The plot, the editing, voice cast, soundtrack and effects were all amazing and met my memories and expectations regarding Mega Man X. But the choreography was my favorite part, it was so creative. Often this kind of thing either completely ignores the source material to provide more realistic and (in their view) unique fights, or they rely too much on it and end up static and limited by that. You were able to perfectly balance both. There are quite a few references, but they were used masterfully blended with organic fighting. That dashing-spinning kick is an amazing example of a creative practical application of an element from the source material in a new, unique and realistic way. Congratulations.
@Thatfatguyplays 7 years ago

kick-ass job. The guy who voices X sounds so familiar
@dxo8809 4 years ago

Wait a minute this was WAAAAY better than I expected...
@TallFry2 6 years ago

That is some really impressive stop-motion. Makes me want the figures even more, now.
@michaelvstheworld1938 7 years ago

Damn. Excellent voice acting. Smooth movement with the Figures, and that fight between X and Zero put the cherry on top.
@agenericguy1014 5 years ago

The best stop motion I have ever seen.The soundtrack you put perfectly match the scene.Also (7:04) X's scream is hilarious
@blues03 5 years ago

5:42 so crispy. I had to replay it several times, several times.
@falchion22 7 years ago

Wow. I really enjoyed this. The voice actors were dead on. Choreography A+.
@ElSanso952 7 years ago

I've never seen a REALLY GOOD animation like this before srly this is incredible and the voice acting.... specially zero damn those voice are great!! I like it so much :D