<p>Tsumi-e in negative (whites appear blacks, and darks to lights) for impact frames. Maybe I'm stating the obvious here.</p>

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2023-10-03T10:52:19.737Z
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<p>I see this art style in certain frames of animes when a character is consumed by rage or when an action like a fire occurs. This is common in manga and anime like <em>Fire Force</em>, or Gon's rage scene.</p>
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<p>I would like to look at more works like this as a reference, but I can't seem to find the name of the art style.</p>

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2023-10-03T07:34:12.040Z
Fire Force being literally a manga that has fire as it central trope doesn't seem a fitting example, but the question has merit. Just to know, do you refer to just the "extreme rage" style, usually black&white scene or any form of "determination fire"? For example, do you consider flame eyes a sub-case of this trope? It **may** be tied to the  Yamato-damashii.
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What is the name of the artstyle used in so many anime portraying certain emotions/actions of rage?
# What is the name of the artstyle used in so many anime portraying certain emotions/actions of rage?
Posted by: username_0 on 2023-10-03
I see this art style in certain frames of animes when a character is consumed by rage or when an action like a fire occurs. This is common in manga and anime like *Fire Force*, or Gon's rage scene.

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I would like to look at more works like this as a reference, but I can't seem to find the name of the art style.
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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Fire Force being literally a manga that has fire as it central trope doesn't seem a fitting example, but the question has merit. Just to know, do you refer to just the "extreme rage" style, usually black&white scene or any form of "determination fire"? For example, do you consider flame eyes a sub-case of this trope? It **may** be tied to the  Yamato-damashii.  
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### Answer by username_2 on 2023-10-03. Score: 2
Tsumi-e in negative (whites appear blacks, and darks to lights) for impact frames. Maybe I'm stating the obvious here.
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