Fastpaced DnB music and a shitton of creative carnage! Clone devices and all - this was pretty cool! Fast and ferocious all the way. Impressive work putting all of this together!
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Fastpaced DnB music and a shitton of creative carnage! Clone devices and all - this was pretty cool! Fast and ferocious all the way. Impressive work putting all of this together!
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Guess it wasn't that personal after all, just a new setting for the carnage to take place in. :) Compared to the second one this felt like a bit more story, even with bits of text to explain location changes- even if it never was a particularly scriptive one - but the setting's impeccable. Atmospheric audio and realistic action, and tension too. With the second you didn't really know who to feel sympathy for, but with this one it's all clear.
Nice work with these! There's just something special about WW2, and with Madness: what an awesome combination. Hope to see more like this for more Madness Days of the future too! Also pretty nice work telling this story without dialog.
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Well I guess I'd better go watch the first part after this. XD Can't seem to follow recommendations, but after an initial bit of confusion it's not so difficult to get into after all.
I appreciate the somewhat more detailed Madness style, and the sad music that plays as the bodies are laid to waste, what a shame, what a place... suddenly it's not as much a blast as it's sad. A story of loss and sacrifice, even though the premise is lost in the prequel... and then that impression fades and it makes way for regular Madness again. :) Not bad. Now to retrace the steps of this animation and see what this showdown was all about...
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Madness re-imagined in a good way, and all with Paint Tool Sai no less! Short and abstract - more like a teaser than an actual animation - but the visuals are definitely a level above the usual! Would've been cool with somewhat of a script to go with it, but as it is it's a glimpse into a new form of Madness I wouldn't mind seeing more of! Nice work.
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Well that was random! XD So short, so concise, so packed with action... brings me back to the Excel Saga/2x2=Shinobuden/Azumanga Daioh! days all again... classy work, all in good style!
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Looks like they'll be at that for some time. XD The well-worded dialog, accent, high-speed chase in simple but well-animated 3D and silly situation of it all makes for pretty hilarious short. Good stuff.
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Thank you - much appreciated. Pleased to get your feedback. In case you didn't know we have a load more stuff at our website TheBruvs.com .. more animations and links to new short sketch comedy podcasts with all the same characters. Please tell others about us.. any word-spreading is much appreciated. Thank you again for the comments. And the rating.
What a musical pleasure! Uplifting and disturbing at the same time, though so harmlessly animated you can't really be turned away. What a catchy tune, too! Nice work.
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Well that was fun! :D Like a combination of stand-up comedy and eh... well, random bits of comical genius. I recognize some sound clips but not most of them, though no reference required, each one stands well on it's own. Solid animation, sound and all, and simple transitions between them. Hilarious.
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Gotta play this game some time. :) As clueless as some players in it seem to be it'd probably not be that impossible to get into... entertaining sketch, and animation-wise: flawless! Voice acting too. You don't need a reference to be entertained either, player or no, good fun.
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Demons playing a Ouija board hmm... was pretty much expecting the scare here to have something to do with humans. :D But not the final scene! Wasn't expecting that. You do hear horror stories about these so called investment bankers, but this... this was just... well done.
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Well, I'm certainly glad I managed to throw you for a loop there and give you a surprise! I'm glad you liked it!
Bamboo Shoots!
Age 35, Male
Poet/Designer/Etc
ACCOMPLISHED
Sweden
Joined on 1/17/04