The Van! The Myth! The Legend! Star of the sequence from Shinkyoku Soukai Polyphonica’s 7th episode, popularly known as the “Worst Anime Car Chase of All Time”.
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Tags: Q_V_P_P, van, vehicle focus, no humans
Optional: battle damage, midair, falling
May Help?: motor vehicle (this should be implied by "van", and thus redundant, but seems to get scale and driver placement a bit better)
Accessories: inflatable shark, inflatable dolphin
Made with 25 screenshots of the chase sequence from episode 7, though none had any humans so that may be why the scale is so wonky. A discussion on QUALITY reminded me this existed, I wanted to try a vehicle LoRA, and this was quick to make. Not sure if Japan has a particular name for this sequence.
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Would you consider making one like this for the original Mystery machine from scooby doo?
It would be doable (except for getting the text consistent), but I'm not interested in making it and don't really have a good way to get a lot of training data in good quality even if I were (Tubi has an official upload of the series, but I don't have a good way to get mass native res screenshots from there and it's locked behind DRM that won't work on Linux. Various WB/CN YouTube channels have random episodes and clips but nothing consistent enough.). It certainly wouldn't be hard to make if you wanted to and had the series in good quality for screenshotting, and I'd be willing to give you advice on it (though be warned vehicles aren't my specialty at all). Tagging for non-exotic vehicles is pretty easy since they don't really pose ("midair" and maybe "wheelie". Plus "headlight beam" if that's on.), or have clothing that's variably out of frame (e.g., needing to exclude shoes when the camera is focused on face). Given how cheap HB got with animation, finding variable angles might be difficult though (there's probably a reason my mental image of the Mystery Machine is the one sequence of it directly from the side replayed in front of different backdrops).
@NanashiAnon Thanks for the detailed answer. I understand why you wouldn't want to do it, though sadly I don't have much time to do so either. If it helps at all for any other project, I've found that screencapping sites like this https://fancaps.net/ with (scooby+doo search) can be a useful source of images, though the quality can be variable.
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