A pretty entertaining Game Grumps sketch! Animation moves just as fast as the voices do too. Good stuff.
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A pretty entertaining Game Grumps sketch! Animation moves just as fast as the voices do too. Good stuff.
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Thank you! Glad you enjoyed watching, your feedback means a lot!
Nice twist at the end there. XD If only the game was like this! Great hybrid, and I love the retro anime/Asian/wherever-I-get-the-feeling-it's-retro-from music that plays in the background too. Good stuff!
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Thank you! All thanks to mashed, I think the idea was awesome and I only want to try to make it in my way.
Those interface bits just appearing out of nowhere, and disappearing again... feels a bit inconsistent that they're not there the whole time, or disappear by some force of action, but I really enjoyed the fight overall. Varied, creative, with shifting characters and all. But... the loop? Doesn't really seem to loop??? Misleading title, and I don't really see a need for the M rating either (no nudity or explicit violence right?) but otherwise good work.
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The loop meaning It litterally loops... and i have one in mind would you watch a video with a complete loop with whatsoever? I changed some acts just to follow the rules of my own title... and im sorry for a very bad copy so i expected no 5 stars and expect 4- votes
Anyway thanks for the compliment... yeah its E rating
Hope she actually attained the wisdom! XD Props on the double ending twist. Interesting style too.
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Thanks for watching!
They seem to be building quite a bond there! :) Though that random guy in the background who suddenly says he has to go... wonder what he was doing there in the first place... maybe it'd all make sense with the first part!
Was assuming this would be a bit of a twist on the classic Of Mice and Men. but seems like all original work? Either that or I'm really forgetting the content of my classics, but I like the title, intentional spin-off wit or no. Looking forward to the next part!
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Thank you very much as always. Yep, they're fun to write for. I think they work well together :)
That random shirtless guy is a really stupid drawing I did back in 2011 that I keep putting in animations for some reason. He wasn't even in the script. I just put him in as a gag. He's not part of the story, I promise.
The title was a twist on Of Mice and Men, but nothing more. The rest was completely original.
Glad you hear you're looking forward to the next part of the story. Thanks for watching <3
It ends a bit suddenly there... was thinking we'd at least get a peek of the new hero before the credits start to roll, but that final chapter message took some time to fade aaand then it was over... it has potential, but felt a bit cut-off! Hope it picks up well in the second one!
In terms of voice acting and animation it's good, though characters are all pretty static, hope there'll be some more movement later on too. Also bit inconsistent eye style. On TV they had a totally different style than in the second scene, I was just thinking it was a pretty unique approach, bit like LegendaryFrog, but then came the normal ones... either way, looking forward to what comes next! So far so good!
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Thanks for taking the time to watch and review. I have a very special introduction for my hero which is why I didn’t want to have him in this episode. The opening line for the first episode with the hero will be “today is the day the Invincible Man died.” His introduction is actually his dead scene
Beautiful song, and a smooth like animatiac to go with it! Nice work.
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Many thanks :D
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 :)
Bamboo Shoots!
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