Nice meme!
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Nice meme!
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lmao, pringle cans/boxes (?) are the real danger to modern society! Genius.
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The people need to know, the word has to be spread. Also thanks! :D
An inspiring message at the end! Well, before the 'so maybe I was behind an iron fence in a polyester vest' part. Overall this felt like a more entertaining segment than usual, guess that's the Walmart effect, I'm glad such a supermarket monopoly hasn't really made itself global yet. Looking forward to the next part!
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lmao, so much truth in this! The building sequence was a definite favorite, though, so easily breaking a pillar by just hammering it a little seems like a video world version as well. :P Looking forward to the second segment; thanks for the entertainment!
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Thank you! Glad you agree! Yeah, the pillar break thing did feel a bit unrealistic, but hey, it's comedy! ;) I'll be releasing the second segment part by part on Newgrounds. :) Hope you get excited for that! Hope you stay around to see them. :)
Live action segment was an entertaining addition, and that dub-over voicing for the pixel scenes (wonder what the real voices were saying hmm). In the end, I'm left to ponder how much of the story was based on truth! Metal Gear Mobile fo rizzle? Thanks for the entertainment.
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No thank YOU for the review as always, Cyberdevil! I can read the future and its full of mobile cash ins... I dont like the future.
Anyways, awesome to see you liked this new vid! :D
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An inspiring teaser! Looking forward to the real thing!
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It will never be made completely, I only did it to convey a certain feel.
But thanks a lot for your positive feedback!
What a deeply philosophical and highly inspiring exchange of thoughts that turned into! :D And of course it's the one somewhat oblivious-looking character that manages to delve so deep into the brainstem mindflow. Nice one!
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Haha of course! You might like Episode 2 then too, his thoughts on Wizard of Oz are interesting...
Very interesting so far! The transitions in particular, how it starts with that close-up artwork on the van, how the van moves along with him, covering up the girl with that artwork of evil, the other guy right in the window space, the posters, the bar, the bars in the bathroom, all of it very symbolic, and along with the music awesomely moody and dark. There's comedy too, but apart from that FF7 type fight it seemed to fit in, it didn't tear the overall atmosphere anyway. Visuals are great, the music's immersive, and I am looking forward to the full thing! Btw, bit strange when they speak, and there's no voice. Seems like a dialog that's supposed to explain something too.
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Interesting idea for an animation, in the form is a side-scroller. At first I thought the footage was actually fetched from a game (reading the description), but it is all custom right? The contrast between foreground silhouette and background color is nice, the music powerful, the change of weather probably the most impactful part of the animation, only thing that distracted me a little was how the cars didn't follow the contours of the landscape. Overall though, nice work!
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Thank you, It is all original artwork but I took inspiration from Loco Roco and Patapon. I appreciate the response. thanks again for your critique. I appreciate it.
Bamboo Shoots!
Age 35, Male
Poet/Designer/Etc
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Sweden
Joined on 1/17/04