How to Create Anime Fight Scene

Let us bring in the fight video and let look for where they are about to charge into the battle and make a cut. Get rid of the extra bits. Bring in the close-up fight videos and place them next to one another.

We are going to make cuts on the areas where there is an impact between the gloves and skin. Use the scissor icon and get rid of the area we do not need. Then we are going to reposition the video so we can have different angles.

Now it is time to add effects. Go to the first video where the fighters are introduced. Go to Effects and type in “cinema” and give a cinematic burst to the video. Place the effect above the video and adjust the parameters.

In the Effects menu, type in “mild” to find a shake effect. Place the effect underneath the cinema effect. Double-click on the video and adjust the scale and position from Transform menu.

Make the atmosphere more chilling, add a Cold filter. In the Effects menu, type in “cold” and place Cold & Harsh effect and place below mild effect. Adjust the duration of the effects as per the video.

Let us move to the part where they actually begin fighting. Go to Effects> AI Portrait and add Lightning Twined effect right on top of the video. The effect will make the fighters look strong and powerful.

Now we are going to look at where the first punch takes place. Make a cut into the effect and get rid of the first bit. Go the same for the rest of the video. Now look for a long punch and place the marker there.

Hit “M” to mark the spot and select the video and go to Motion Tracking. Use the box in the Viewer to go around the white part of the fighter glove. Start motion tracking now.

Go to Elements> Lighting and place the Electricity Energy 1 right on top. Adjust the duration of the effect upto the part where he fully extends his arm. Make cuts and get rid of the excess.

Double-click on the video, and under Motion Tracking, select Electricity Energy 1 element. Double-click on the element on Viewer and use Transform to resize it.

Go to Elements and type in ”anime” and find something that is relevant to the lightning. Place it on top and look for a part in the video where the fighter is throwing a punch. Match the element placement accordingly.

Double-click on the element and resize it from Viewer window. Split the element and get rid of the unnecessary parts. You can add more anime elements. Export the footage and clear time, and bring back the exported footage.

Now we will add some transitions and finish the effect with some keyframes. Go to Transitions and type in “anime”. Add Anime Transition 5 and place it in between your video. Zoom in your timeline and look for points of impact.

Add a mark right at the start of a punch and one mark at the end of the punch. Do this marking for every punch. Select the first market and double-click on the video and go to Animations and add a keyframe.

Go to the second marker and add another keyframe. At the center of the keyframes, scale in towards the punch and rotate so that it looks more cool. Make sure the zooming in is apt to avoid any black spot in the video.

For the next section, we have really close punches. Add keyframes to the marker and scale in as required. This time we are going to rotate in the opposite direction. Repeat this with all the other keyframes.

Make the whole thing come together. Go to Effects and add Stylish Apocalyptic and place it above the video. Go to Filters> Shake and place Sideways 2 on the second video. Make the duration, and you are done making the video.