http://www.fileize.com/view/8e3fb784-23b/
Yeah.. Was thinking of more ideas of original non-stick characters, then out of my random mind, I made a white, glowing, light, holy cat with white fur, blue whiskers, eyes, and a symbol at the chest.

He's the very first good holy character I made xD
Was testing a bit of a style I made.
CnC appreciated, good CnC ok? xD

fuck ,that was awesome *jaws drop*

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fuck ,that was awesome *jaws drop*

Uhh thanks ^_^
But I actually need some good CnC here that can point out any thing that can be improved that I don't see.
Still, thanks ^_^

The whole thing was stiff and boring.

The cheesy white circle effect looked horrible considering I'm sure you didn't mask anything you just had the sword appear behind it.
As far as the character is concerned the design isn't that bad but it is, again, way too stiff and your spacing is too heavy.

hahah cute :3

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The whole thing was stiff and boring.

The cheesy white circle effect looked horrible considering I'm sure you didn't mask anything you just had the sword appear behind it.
As far as the character is concerned the design isn't that bad but it is, again, way too stiff and your spacing is too heavy.

The white circle effect, you're right there, I don't know how to do those mask things yet..
What does thou mean by stiff and spacing is too heavy?
Thank for that CnC there

Your too Addicted XD jk lol
but like Arch-Angel says the sword came from the back X).

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The white circle effect, you're right there, I don't know how to do those mask things yet..
What does thou mean by stiff and spacing is too heavy?
Thank for that CnC there

Spacing, the amount of tie between movements. You have too much meaning your animation is not fluid.
During a run the transitions between steps have to be quick, so the legs are constantly moving. This is smooth.
When you make a movement and you ease everything out completely for about three frames in a row and then start a new movement is incorrect because there is too many frames due to the easing out and back in again so you have to pay attention to your movement. Especially which limbs are holding the weight and which ones are carrying the momentum.

Quote from Arch-Angel

Spacing, the amount of tie between movements. You have too much meaning your animation is not fluid.
During a run the transitions between steps have to be quick, so the legs are constantly moving. This is smooth.
When you make a movement and you ease everything out completely for about three frames in a row and then start a new movement is incorrect because there is too many frames due to the easing out and back in again so you have to pay attention to your movement. Especially which limbs are holding the weight and which ones are carrying the momentum.

Freaking late reply sorry
Thanks for the explanation, although I'm a bit confused, I'll try to do and understand what your CnC suggests