u do a lot of animations of characters/shows I’m unfamiliar with so I can’t comment on that aspect, lol

i like your style you do a lot of those hard hits, with the pause+shake, like fighting games do

overall u gotta work on your animation between major hits/poses (which is 90% of the vid, close-quarters combat and punches galore)

a lot of the times it’s obvious you have frame 1 – guy right there and then frame 2 – the guy is punching and hitting the other guy …. you’re relying on tweening to do all the in-between work for you and as a result it seems overly stiff and fake

i recommend, for some testing and practice, shut tweening off and try your best to animate some simple movements (walking, jumping) and more advanced things (backflip, some punch combos) without utlizing anything like teleporting, etc – really practice getting the movements to look “animated” and actually somewhat realistic

then of course turn tweening back on, but rn i think that’s taking away from some of the lessons you can be learning through practice