Looks like a promising comic! :) Really smooth animation too, water as fluent as any of the rest of it, and the main character expressive in an easy way. Good fun!
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Looks like a promising comic! :) Really smooth animation too, water as fluent as any of the rest of it, and the main character expressive in an easy way. Good fun!
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Why thank ya!
Do wonder what'll happen to Keith Reynolds after that final scene! Might be the start of a long fall... was expecting the janitor to maybe throw a bucket of trash out the window, like a twist on karma after the earlier cup of coffee thrown out ditto... but I'm glad it ends with ambiguity. Any which way you imagine it... or with a sequel?
Love how all is presented, with classy narrative, elevator music, simplicity and wit... and stick figures with such complex characters and office details! The style's both simple and amazing, and just the elevator movement within a building feels so... polished. Come to think of it that earlier Water short seemed a lot like a small; confined space too, like an elevator... and for a moment here I was thinking that would be where all the action took place. Which it did, but I imagined it would stay there. Possible stuck between two floors.
It turned out for the better though, in all the worse ways possible! Amazing work.
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Thanks a lot for the nice review :)
Until I read the description I didn't really follow... it was morbid and eerie, but I wondered if the different 'chapters' were related or separate, if they told tales from the same persons life, or different ones... if it was about a meeting or a parting, about the trauma caused by the dog, a bad dream, something else... the description explains a lot, yet after imagining so many other things I feel like a 'mysterious predator and lonely witch' feels a too fictional route. Like it could have had more depth. Thought I was onto something big, but in the end it was more based on the visuals than I expected...
Voice acting might have been good indeed, to push the story, though on the other hand I feel the silent way really builds the mood. The atmosphere here is pretty special. Brooding. Gloomy. Lonely. Voices might break that impression... and I did like the visuals! Nicely done overall, all that's really missing is the red thread, for better or not.
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I'm really happy read this. The description I gave is more simplistic and literal than I'd like, but I thought I might give at least a few details just to get people going on the plot if needed. There were all sorts of themes of trauma, loneliness, and guilt I wanted to touch on, though I'm still learning as a storyteller. I really appreciate your feedback.
Starts with a promising premise! Wonder if this will be the big story, or if it's a sort of collective tale of all the different mythological beasts and creatures within the game? Interesting idea! I've barely scratched the surface of MAGIC so far, but do have a deck waiting for scratches... smooth animation, and pretty effectual narration too.
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Thank you for your feed back mate always appreciate it not sure as of yet lets find out together i hope you enjoy the game ^^.
Kind regards,
Wondermeow
Hmm so many ways you could interpret this... like just a random bout of creativity, or like a new take on the world, or like a message that all will succumb to age eventually, that we're trying to hard, that we should go back to our roots and enjoy the world rather than exploit and raise scrapers that touch the sky yet... don't really reach far enough out of this world for us to escape, anyway. In the end it all goes full cycle. I enjoyed the animation, and music... gets you in a good mood! :)
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Glad you got something from it!
Another masterful arc in this epic story! :D That soundtrack too, so smooth and mysterious... great work as always.
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thanks!
That one guy really laughs at the most inopportune moments. XD It was fun though! Not so much entertaining audio as the animation that enforces it. Feels like the jokes are tied to the channel a bit, where you'd appreciate them more when you know the people, but I love the style! Beady eyes and stick-figure arms... feels arcade-like and unique at the same time. Nice work.
Also nice to see some sketches like this from something outside of the usual Oney Plays or Game Grumps, they be taking over!
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Thank you so much for taking the time to share your honest opinion on this Cyberdevil!
It was definitely something I was conscious of whilst making this that the context & humour might get lost in the mix for those you don't know the people behind them, absolutely! But thank you so much for your kind words and that you enjoyed the presentation!
It's also very nice to read that it was something different for you from the Oney & GG content. Though obvious that GG Animated had an influence and appeal for me to create something like this on one of my favourite Let's Players, I appreciate that you highlighted this and you liked it.
Again, thank you!
Rob.
Such a tragic tale, of an egg who was destined for more but just... lost his footing in life! Gets me wondering what the average lifespan of an egg may be hmm, it's a tough world... doesn't eggsactly look designed for this particular species. That breakfast too. XD
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Thanks for watching i really appreciate the support
What a twist on the classic... didn't know about the original, but the way you've switched up the theme while still keeping the plot element is just perfect. When we see the sign at the beginning though it really does seem like a post-apocalyptic world... jumping into the house, the TV feels like a contradiction to that. How would that work past the apocalypse?! In retrospect I guess it's a clue, or maybe it was always just showing static... but either way you really bring out the emotion here, and the anticipation that comes with the knock on the door. Somber and suitable music to boost the mood, and a great build-up till the end. Nice piece.
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Thank you for your review Cyber! I am glad you enjoyed it.
Like is this an inside joke in the series? A paid advertisement? Or is it as random and creatively recreationally awesome as it seems to be?! It really does look crisp, crunchity, peanut-buttery... love the almost arcade-like visual effects; style! Awesome work.
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Thank you man!! Gonna have to answer C on this one, I'm honestly not a fan of butterfingers but just have a strange affinity for the Simpsons commercials for them
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