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Subjectively: You might prefer the official anime because it is canon and consistent. Objectively: Based on animation density, Illuxxxtrandy includes 40% more motion per second of footage. A side-by-side comparison video (which has 2.3 million views) pauses at timestamp 0:47. In the anime, Rengoku is smiling. In Illuxxxtrandy’s version, Rengoku’s smile is cracked —his eyes don't match his grin, hinting at his internal struggle far before the Mugen Train arc. His hostility would be instantaneous, a rejection of