Haha, it would've been funny with just the introductory skit, but there's more to it than that! Guess I shouldn't spoil the guest appearance at the end, but it was definitely a tricky animation. Keep it going!
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Haha, it would've been funny with just the introductory skit, but there's more to it than that! Guess I shouldn't spoil the guest appearance at the end, but it was definitely a tricky animation. Keep it going!
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Haha, so many cock jokes in this, and a tank race? One of the best Tankmen parodies so far, by one of the best parody authors. The ending's pretty neat too, skipping out of the parody, and then out of the animation completely in two smooth transitions. Nice work!
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Haha, so that's all that happens? strange how a single impression like this can be so comical. Smooth animation, great voicing and the plot err... pun (?) was just genius. Keep it going!
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The idea is just genius, but it feels like there's more potential for this. It ends at the right place, but it's gotta be missing something when I don't really get to laughing, sound effects maybe? Everybody looking at the guy who phrased the final words? I don't know, but it feels like the joke's wasted when nobody within the animation understands it. keep working on it!
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Thanks for the feedback! Yeah, I don't know, I kind of have a possible idea for it where I have some other scenes following this scene, so maybe it will work better like that. But maybe some of your ideas would be fun to experiment with too. I'll have to try a couple different things out and see what works. Glad you liked it though! :)
lol at that dickship. This was a nice idea for a collab, and plenty of entertaining submissions in it. I suppose the co-authors list still needs some revising, but apart from that this was great. Nice work!
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Is it just my imagination, or has the style of animation greatly improved over the years. Hmm. Though the voice acting is just as distanced from the action as always (well, at least in the beginning, it seems to grow on me after a while), the animation itself is just perfect. Great shapes, great coloring, and the plot is eh well... completely random, bizarre and oh so entertaining! I thought the episode was over when the 'intro' started but this really is a full episode, nice. There's even some real action at the end, though it might be just a flesh wound. :) If not, where would the continuity be. Looking forward to the sequel!
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Businessman Death? That's an interesting concept, hah, I missed the coffe > poison transition the first time around, just so much being said at the same time, but another watch later it all makes sense. Simple animation, good voicing, great jokes. Keep it going!
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Time for some creative insanity! The volume in the acts of voice seem to sway a bit, and there are occasional chunks of silence when you'd think they should be saying something, but apart from that this was a real feast of action to watch. The animation isn't always consistent, but you definately manage to capture the motion in movements, and build up some pretty crazy scenarious. A bit much random, maybe, but still plenty of entertainment. Nice work!
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Pure logic. Reading definately requires quite the mental energy and effort, hah. Unexpected end though, just a... moral message rather than an animated finale. Nice work on doing all those voices yourself btw, the characters do sound diferent, keep it going!
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Actually, it was voiced by SnakeYukin, but he hasn't accepted the project invite yet.
Haha, that ending! :D Great combination of real scenery and an animated frontfigure, and a speech that sounds taken directly from discovery channel. The main character is a supreme combination of cute and bizarre too, so creatively simple. Great work!
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Bamboo Shoots!
Age 35, Male
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Sweden
Joined on 1/17/04