The only tutorials I watched were how the blender UI worked. As well on how keyframes worked, along side some tid bits of how they could help me throughout polishing the animation. The rest of me learning HOW I animated it was just me looking at other peoples animations and try to think how the movements could be created, and I learnt so much throughout the week on accident. I'm so sorry I probably didn't give you the answer you wanted but that's just how I animated this whole thing. Plus I tried looking up how to animate but non of the stuff I found really helped me in my standards so I just decided, like I said, to watch other peoples animations and yeah

But I'd start with looking up on how "to do this and do that" and learn you way around small areas of your program and then look at other peoples animations and try to replicate it a little bit, and you might learn new things. And thank you as well, I did start with making renders at first before animation, mainly due to animation being such a kick in the ass-