#didn't crop

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Someone forgot to crop out all the whitespace when editing the base.

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Kawaii toy bonnie gif

The title don’t lie that is very kawaii. I have some gripes though...

- Why all the white space? It’s fairly simple to crop that out

- The ears have differing joint locations.

- The locations of the eyes shift a bit when blinking.

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A tiny sprite surrounded by a shit ton of white space. Either enlarge the sprite or crop out all the unneeded space. Also it looks like there’s an empty frame in there somewhere that’s causing the flickering.

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Let's see...

Bandicam: check

Tons of black space: check

Nonsensical name:

check

One character somehow having white artifacts around them: check

Conclusion: you did not try

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All that white space is part of the gif. Why didn't they crop it out?

She's laying on her stomach yet her feet are pointed straight toward the ground. That can't be comfortable.

While copy pasting grass can work, it's too blatant in this case since there isn't much going on. It's very noticeable.

That sausage on her head is supposed to be a mushroom cap according to the tags.

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- Why the black space around the actual image? They could’ve cropped that out.

- The art style of the character and the style of the saxophone and the edits clash too much. It just looks too inconsistent.

- Look at the arms. The closer arm looks atrophied with the lower half of it stretched. It also appears to be bending while the elbow stays still, making it look like she has another joint. With the back arm you can see the hand moving up and down the sax but the rest of her arm isn’t moving at all.

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Fred Gif 8 Bit

Blurring an image doesn’t instantly make it 8 bit.

8-bit color graphics are a method of storing image information in a computer's memory or in an image file, so that each pixel is represented by 8 bits (1 byte). The maximum number of colors that can be displayed at any one time is 256 or 28.

- Wikipedia

Technically speaking the original image actually would’ve worked as 8 bit prior to being blurred. If I’m understanding this right mind you.

For more information about 8-bit, there’s this article I stumbled upon that’s pretty neat

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Whew lad there’s more white here than the top of Mount Everest.