Ahhh so those were the actual original fully official voices! I was thinking the acting was spot on with the original... been a while since I played it. Animation fits right in, thought it ends so abruptly! Wish there was more!
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Ahhh so those were the actual original fully official voices! I was thinking the acting was spot on with the original... been a while since I played it. Animation fits right in, thought it ends so abruptly! Wish there was more!
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lmao. XD It pretty much sums up anime before the fight... and you ended it right before it started to get interesting!! But the stereotypes are easy to see, and the mash-up of ununderstandable Asian speech, heavy music and intense character expression was just hilarious to watch. The paper-cut out approach is pretty original too. Nice!
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Even though some of this is definitely going over my head, I appreciate these informative episodiacs on science I'd usually not get much contact with. Animation and narrative flows well, and the music adds this inspirational atmosphere to it. Feels like it's been a long time since the last one of these, but maybe not so long till the next one. Keep it going!
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Love the little details, like the finger falling of, UNO card, stretchy arm... and sooo many random character references at the end there! Even Scooby Doo lmao. Oddly enough the main characters are the only ones I don't fully recognize, at least Shobu, YuGiOh's the visual representation of said series/game/cards everywhere. Overall a really fun mash up!
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Thanks CyberDevil. Your comments are very helpful! Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Interesting idea making an animation of a classic story. So far it's not bad, though for audio you might want to invest in a pop filter (or use the economic variant: a sock and a wire hanger). Feels like it could be clearer and better articulated to, good narration is key when the audio seems to be the main part of the project. Looking forward to seeing how it develops!
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Thanks. I made this for a film festival about urban legends last year. If I got more requests, I might finish the other two chapters.
As for the audio I use the snowball mic, it's pretty highly recommended but I suppose I could use some mixing expertise that comes with practice.
Thanks again for the review
Is that... a sublimminal 666 reference in the form of chest hair on that main character? :O Feels like this could've been better. The transitions aren't bad, but graphics on the other hand are sketchy, with unnecesarily thick lines, little detail (light, shading, etc) and slow transitions in animation. No lip sync either, even if some characters don't have lips to sync so they could be some saved effort drawing. Keep it going!
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Graphically, it's not bad. Dialog isn't bad either but... there sure is a lot of it! Wasn't as fast-paced as I hoped it'd be, but might be just this one episode? Keep it going!
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A short; concrete Shezow summary! One more thing the show has going for it btw: a catchy title. Sounds a lot like an anime that just started airing, hmm... Binan Koukou Chikyuu Bouei Bu Love! it's called. Congrats on 50 eps!
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Don't think I'd have understood the prison break unless I'd read the description, that part's not in the animation at all. Other than that, it remains consistent even without speech, tells a tale of people, and crime, and ends... sadly but, in a good way, kinda. The animation's impressive, though certain motions, like the walking, feels a bit choppy. I like the bright; sunny atmosphere all the way through. Nice work!
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