Creating edits like the Higaruma version 2 can really push your creativity and editing skills, especially when using tools like CapCut. When I first started editing anime scenes, pacing and effects balance were my biggest challenges. For this particular edit, inspired by Jujutsu Kaisen’s intense storylines, syncing the visuals to the song “Can’t Hold Us Down” adds a lively, rebellious energy that complements the character’s spirit. One tip I've learned through editing is to avoid overloading the video with too many effects, which can detract from the narrative flow. It’s crucial to let certain scenes breathe while using effects strategically to emphasize key moments. For instance, highlighting Higaruma’s powerful presence with subtle motion blur or lighting effects can amplify the drama without overwhelming viewers. The hashtags used like #CapCut, #jujutsukaisen, #jjk, #edit, and #higaruma help reach the right audience who appreciate detailed anime edits. Also, keep in mind the importance of good timing and transitions; they help maintain the viewer’s engagement and make the story easier to follow. From personal experience, gathering feedback helps refine your work. Sometimes, what feels like 'too much' to the creator might actually resonate well with viewers craving energy and intensity. So, sharing your work and asking for opinions as The Fool did is a great way to improve. Lastly, incorporating elements suggested by OCR results, like trial or penalty themes, can inspire new edit concepts. Perhaps exploring scenes with judgment or conflict could bring fresh perspectives to future edits. Overall, thoughtful editing combined with fan passion creates videos that truly stand out to the JJK community and beyond.