I'm A Struggle Snob

[Daikinbakuju]

I feel that a DID scene is "complete" if the tied damsel actually squirms, writhe and struggle against her bindings.
Even when I draw dojinshis, I would put aside a few pages to focus on the girls wriggling about.

My favorite thing is when there's enough animation frames of a struggle scene to make a looping animated GIF.

[RySenkari]

I remember when that Karmi Big Hero 6 scene came out and I wanted to make a loop of it, but Hiro came in too quickly and got in the way

[Daikinbakuju]

I remember when that Karmi Big Hero 6 scene came out and I wanted to make a loop of it, but Hiro came in too quickly and got in the way

I ran into such problems too, where some frames have to be discarded.
I hate struggle scenes that pans along the girl or scenes that zooms in and out.
It's harder to make loops for these.

[Spydarefox]

One of the reasons I like nets/webs/bags. There is always some form of struggle when it comes to those.

[Truthseeker]

struggling is the best in DID scenes i have to agree. Its less interesting id they just sit there or dont move. Seeing damsels escaping their bonds is also a favorite of mind and this includes IRL scenes too

[laura silverman]

I agree, it's no fun when they sit there like a lump.

[Kayjay]

My absolute fav is struggling while in the act of being bound, such as Fuu from episode 5 of Samurai Champloo.

[Nephenthal]

I feel that a DID scene is "complete" if the tied damsel actually squirms, writhe and struggle against her bindings.
Even when I draw dojinshis, I would put aside a few pages to focus on the girls wriggling about.

My favorite thing is when there's enough animation frames of a struggle scene to make a looping animated GIF.

I know of two struggle scenes off the top of my head from Chinese anime. One is from Fairy Book and the other is from the third season of Star Academy.