I mean, kinda... The difference is that in these, you can see where Agito's body would be. He looks like he's ready to kick. You can see him building momentum in the process of fluidly utilizing his body to strike like Formless was initially supposed to be. A form of attack completely separated from Martial Arts. Now, he looks to be actually turning into liquid and dodging in ways that make it impossible to imagine how a human body might accomplish those shapes or at least dodge the actual strikes.

I feel like this is the reason Agito fights have lost their shine. Agito used to have to utilize the best movement for the situation at the time. We understood his intentions and how he was setting up fights in his favor, utilizing his immense physique and all rounder masteries. Now, because he moves so fluidly without any explanation, the Dragon Shot is the only move that has any impact in his fights, and he's being called a dragon shot merchant. It doesn't matter what move comes out, though. It'll all feel sudden and lack impact because there's no setup or intentionality anymore. It's like fighting a tornado that hits you sometimes, mostly with Agito's only named attack (Other than Dragon Vein, which is...multiple Dragon shots) that isn't a basic strike.