Hey Jim16 I appreciate the honesty. I suppose I was kind of lazy with reusing the head.

two things I don't like that stand out to me if I were to play a game with these animations in them.
Firstly, the choice of colours: you seem to choose cold colours and have no real variance between warm and cool colours. I myself would go for redder colours for the skin tone and change the body suite completely.

Secondly, I don't like the head..AT ALL, it seems distracting and ruins the run animation(anyone?).

I personally don't like the whole thing 2/5,. The design in flawed and needs to be fixed, colours need work and head is yucky! no offence intended. Jim

Nice! The only thing I would suggest is adding a frame or two extra to the top of the jump to smooth it out. Maybe even make her hair look like its falling cuz it looks kinda stiff. One more thing is, I would make her left foot angled downward a little more (right now they're both parallel).

Thanks Adam. I've always been torn on having an anticipation frame or two. It certainly looks better, that is undeniable, but to implement it in a game you have to create a delay between when the player pushes the button and when they actually take off. Even if the frame only plays for 5ms, it is very obnoxious to the player. Perhaps there is a trick to making it work in a game; if so, I'd love to hear it!

Really fun animations, I like them a lot (I love that salto). Though those jump animations lack a first phase (I don't know what they are called in english, maybe expectation).

Hey thanks for the input yrizoud! I think your suggestions are good, I'll implement them and update this soonly.

It works very well together, I can only see two things that stand out negatively:
- The jump, maybe too "static" for the upper body (Not sure, difficult to say without seeing the character's horizontal movement during a running jump) I would picture the character with a torso bent a bit forward.
- Run: re-using the 3/4 head from the idle position is not ideal, because the body is now nearly in side view. With a "side view" head, the changes from standing to running (and back) would look much more dynamic.