Anime + TIE fighter battle = AMAZING!
This work-in-progress animation recreates a Star Wars TIE fighter battle to stunning effect.
Despite being a work-in-progress, and having no sound when it was originally posted, this piece of fan-produced anime recreating a Star Wars TIE fighter battle is a must for SW fans.
The work of UK-based Paul Michael Johnson - who goes by the YouTube name of otaking77077 and is MightyOtaking at deviantART - this video was originally meant for review/discussion on 4chan, but got picked up by users on Twitter, YouTube and more.
In the version below, sound effects and a score - taken from other Star Wars releases - have been added by YouTube user JPL4185 to provide more atmosphere. We think you'll love it!
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