lol, such a happy little animation. :D Wish I reacted like that every time I received something! Nice one.
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lol, such a happy little animation. :D Wish I reacted like that every time I received something! Nice one.
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Thanks dude! I think we all could learn from Special Ed... :)
lol, morning wood? :P Crazy episode with a moral, kinda (don't eat strange things), nice one.
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haha you get it ;d thx man!
lol, a new kind of prank call, where the call reall is the prank! Slick idea, and then there's that somewhat disturbing but smoothly animated prank itself. Nice ^_^ at the end there.
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Don't go getting any ideas for doing this prank in real life though! ;)
Doesn't sound that bad at all. :) Inspiring short, and music instead of dialog... it works!
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Aw, thank you!
Ahh love, it lasts but for a fleeting moment and then... pop. :P A short piece of refreshingly harmonious entertainment!
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Thanks CD, always nice to see what you write.
How about a link to that extra animation without requiring a click on said links to rewatch said movie to once again get to said links? As always awesome spritemation and voicing, and from a game I'd never heard of before, all great!
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Thanks for letting me know, I cant believe I missed that x___x Anyways thanks for the review as always Cyberdevil! :D
lol, he shouldn't have messed with those flies! XD Was surprisingly little sound at the end there, but overall: test well done, it's got everything a comedy short would need content-wise, and decent animation too.
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Thkx for your notices cyberdevil ;)
Seemed like there'd be an irresponsible grown-up in the background at first, but that's... one creepy kid. O_o Hoped for a better ending, but alas, it seems his fate will lie in that fishbowl with the firm mermaid at his side. Really smooth animation overall, nice work!
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Thanks for the review. His fate is apparently clouded by saliva. Glad you liked it!
Seems like I must indeed watch the previous two for this to make any sense. :) It's great though, brutal, but also so symbolic, with the fear of the unknown, the forgive and forget, the do good does good and some evil is just evil... and though you do mention what the symbolism shows I'd like to interpret it in a less-religious context, of the consequences of what we do and what we choose to do; understanding, regardless of what we believe in. Nice work!
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Yes you really do need to watch the previous ones and Thanks Cyber devil ;)
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