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Rounds vs Fight to Submission

  • Rounds 58
  • Fight til Submission 217
  • 2026-01-06
  • 275 votes
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Doing a little prep work for the next Waifu and Grudge Club in between finishing up Spa Day.

Got to thinking maybe for the next fights I'd do it in 1 - 2 minute rounds. Could make it easier delivery wise. But figured I'd see how you all felt about it.

Comments

Kenny Dyson

I know I really don't say much on here...or anywhere for that matter, but I just wanted to say a big thank you for all of your hard work you put in to these videos. I can imagine it isn't easy, but you do an amazing job, finest around as far as I'm concearned.

cgcf

Truly appreciate that! Thank You!

Kenny Dyson

I need to proof read my messages first lol

Namrem

I prefer a catfight to submission. A definite winner and I would be OK with shorter catfights. Either way, I just want to keep enjoying your animations. Your work is truly amazing.

Maxweil

I prefer one girl making the other submit, much hotter when they get a total domination - but a setup with rounds could be fun given a good storyline, i.e. a fighting tournament type thing or some other good background for it, maybe a fight club, etc.

guy messina

What ever you choose I am fine with your work is amazing Happy New Year

William Duan

I can see how embracing a round structure can make the choreography a lot easier, but I personally find the cost to generally outweigh the benefit. Yes it adds a lot of structure to the whole fight, breaks the task of choreographing the entire fight into much more digestible bits, and naturally prevents snowballing by introducing a reset button every few minutes. But I personally find that it causes too much disruption in the action flow and often feels unnatural and out of place in more spontaneous setting (no reason why a bar fight would have an explicit round system). One possible alternative to an explicit round system is an implicit one. Essentially the idea is to use naturally occuring breaks in the fight - stalemates, moments where the two separate, pauses where both must catch their breath etc. - to basically get everything u'd get with a round structure without hampering the spontaneity of the action. Either way though, I have no doubt that no matter what you go with, you will continue to produce truly stunning results~

cgcf

Thanks! Yeah I was mainly thinking of rounds in Waifu War and the upcoming Grudge Club. The studio fight style. Right now I think Waifu will stay the same but i may try rounds in Grudge Club. at least the first one

Verlon Gates

Just checking to see if I'm signed in.

Zero Leader

Try doing an experimental test to see how it gets recived. Rounds would be better on the artist though in my experience