As far as stopmotion movies look like, this one was awesome.
As far as stopmotion movies look like, this one was awesome.
Was kind of "mmkay, superb Flashgitz parody, alright.", and then burst into laugh 2 seconds after main guy took away his 'manhood' :D
Pretty awesome, mades one chuckle.
Legendary account or not, this is bad. Not even funny. 1 star just because of the clickbait Action Hero style Mickie picture in the whole thing.
Looked nice, music could be more stylised for Dex'es Lab.
Also that DeeDee is an impostor - she would never feel sorry for destroying anything in Dexter's Lab!
Splendid piece of work!
EDIT: Just corrected grammar
The animation was properly looped, and the little things were appearing sometimes normally, sometimes very delicately, felt like you were walking down a magic road buried in interesting scenery/thoughts, only to suddenly stop and look around, to be surrounded by a magical garden. I really liked the snail, not sure I normally see anyone going to lengths to properly show someone how long does a piece takes place :)
The animator did a great work syncing all of the effects to the music, showing that he indeed, is inspired by it, and no wonder!
The music itself is beautiful, worthy an animation, game, a movie, a theater play. I'd love to come and listen, but I'd had to hide in the crowd so that no one sees me crying ^_T.
Overally the work of Art here touches oneself as me. Especially the last part with the "pollinating scene" after which everybody started vanishing. It felt like you wanted to symbolize a passing of time and people, but not a sad one - a joyous one, promising new Spring to come.
Well done~!
I can't express with words how happy this review made me. Thank you.
Nice animation, good use of sound effects and overally a high noon made fine in robo-punk style.
Was missing just one thing: the "after duel is won" winner's stance. Usually they do some trick with the gun before putting them away into holster, or throw in the punchline verbally, but this guy just stands there unamused.
tl;dr: Cudos for this piece of art
Really good animation, a bit eye candy, but that changes just when the gore scenes are shown. A real morsel for lipsync as well, wondering however what tool was used for creating the graphics and how long did it take to animate one whole sentence (does it take it longer when you would have used hand/tablet/mouse drawn animation?).
The voicework shows off when the goblin village scene arrives and later we meet the heroines (female villans?). Every sound and music piece sounds like a game, which is really putting the pressure on "this is a game parody")
The idea of creating a piece about video game parody from the side of "villanious" side sounds almost like Starbarians in pixelated form, but you do efortlessly slide the atmosphere from "chaotically merry" Starbarians to "gruesome cold-hearted" adventurers. Because this makes the adventurers look like some kind of evil mercenaries, or kid-bandits without a charm, some viewers will likely oppose the idea of such story telling, some other won't be bothered at all saying "its fine".
Both will likely be kept captivated by the series thou, one half rooting for their success and the other half waiting for the heroes tragic demise. Because the viewers will be split, maybe try to direct the story based of votes :)? (although bad idea, even the bastard viewers will want to see the guys HUNG at the end :P)
Got to add, for a pixel art about dungeons and dragons it sure has a tragic atmosphere (why are the protagonists so hard assed)
As always, nice, the Foamy rant is nice to my ears (am I becoming deaf?).
Flat jokes aside I do find this episode strangely less emotional in the voicework. Its not bad, just a bit less high pitched yelling :) . Most of the ideas touched in the series are true and I agree with the fact some types of people should rethink their style of life or get the heck out of other people's faces.
All in all, Foamy series as a medium to produce a rant I do relate to and find stress relieving, and are a good idea I wish that will continue.
I kinda miss the other squirells thou.
This is one long documentary of one of the most original creators I know, fiercely devoted to animation. Expect witty comments, brightful collage of his masterpieces as well as insight into why he loves to animate and why we probably feel atuned to his work.
I know I've turned down docummentary about Einstein for this, and I don't regret!
As always, clear voice, bold in an interview as well as in his animation. If you love his animation, I guess its time to know the man himself.
P.S.
Because this brings alot of Harry's work that is not whole, I advise first watching EVERYTHING he has created here, in case you were wondering what to watch first :)
It was a fun project to work on because of the humour he brought to the table! Thanks for your review!
He who has the power cannot supress it. Release your potential creators >_< (Couse I can't ;P)
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