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[Gd]

Short, but cool. I really like animations with things turning into other things l, and you did that pretty well. It felt like it was always moving, there was some cool morphing, but the last Tetris part really was just a black hole transition. There was also no thematic thread connecting these things together, but it was pretty fun to watch. I really wish it had sound though.

NeonTRC250 responds:

My later animations will have sound. Thanks for the review and the comment!

[Homebrew - Introduction Trailer- Real Life D&D]

The animation and art aren't that good, but it seems like an interestign concept, though I did have to read the description to understand fully what the concept was. Maybe you could have showcased something a bit more interesting. There wasn't really anything funny in the trailer ,so maybe ab it more ocmedy would have been nice. The music did seem pretty fitting though.

SlightlyAnimated responds:

Thanks for the feedback! I'm in the process of teaching myself, so the art and animation still has a ways to go. Hopefully once I get a full episode ready instead of just the intro it will start to come together and make more sense.

[Hey You Guys]

A very, very cool style. It looks like something you'd see on Adultswim. The animation is very good and the whole thing is super trippy. I like that! The sound design is also great, it's so very fitting. I love the way they all just sorta laid down on the ground and moaned about the keychain. It really works as a weird comedy. Although,I think this shouldn't really be rated E.

[Kratos and Son]

This actually cracks me up everytime I watch it, even though I know nothing about God Of War. The artstyle is great. The animation really doesn't matter that much and the voice acting is genius. The comedy is so fast-paced but it doesn't get annoying at all. The exaggeration doesn't get old either, which can happen sometimes, but not here. The Greek joke was great-"and now I'm speaking Japanese!" Absolutely brilliant parody animation. Everything was great, the faces, the muscles, everything.

[Encounter]

Certainly a very cool style and an interesting premise. I like the nonverbal nature of it. It was exactly what the title implies-an encounter, a brief, unusual encounter, and I like that. I really like the look of the hunter. The arrow part was certainly the height of the movie for me. That shot was really cool, with the slow motion and the fast movement of the arrow turning the environment into a rough, moment-long swirl. The animation was in parts very, very good, like in the arrow part, the shot of the ski-tourist before the arrow was fired and some other parts that weren't really part of any big action sequence. Other times, the animation was choppy, but I like the rough, shifting style of the action, and the ambiance in this is great. The music was pretty cool, and the sound design was as well. I like how the tourist just sat down in the end-I guess he witnessed pure nature. This was very good, except for some of the choppier animation bits, but it feels like it makes up for it.

[Modern Robots]

The animation is pretty good, but it's not very interesting story wise. I really like the intro screen and the music screen, they look very fitting and I just like that you put Newgrounds in a 1930's title-card. The actual cartoon itself was not very 1930's looking and there wasn't really much point to it, but maybe I'm missing something. I like that you chose the classical music (Blue Danube Waltz, right?), it feels like something that would be used in a 1930's cartoon, and the title music was fitting as well. I understand that you did this quickly, so I'm aware why the cartoon is the way it is.

[First Kiss]

Your usual brand of humor is still pretty strong. The ending was kinda abrupt though, and it feels like some sort of closure regarding the sister would have been nice. There were some funny parts, like the Pierce Brosnan bit was just funny to me. I also loved the dog photo. The Turkish jail joke was also pretty good. Just feels like you could have had a better ending and focused more on the kissing situation.

[Bombers' Hideout]

Very nice animation, feels pretty comedic, but it's just too short, and the ending really doesn't have a punchline. I know that's probably due to the audio you chose, but maybe you could have animated a bit more of it.

[Dracula and the In-Laws]

A very cool concept and subversion of expectations. I like the part about the actual show, and I like the little guy who comes up to ask a tiny favor from the viewer, but I feel like he just didn't really fit in the video, because this is supposed to parody old sitcoms, and he's talking about social media, like he's in a YouTube video and I know he's making fun of Patreon but maybe you could have put him in after some sort of clear ending to the main thing. You also should have maybe added in a laugh track and maybe some clapping. I also thought the thing Dracula did, like the sign thing was nice.

mrjoeyprosser responds:

Man, I really wish I had thought of adding a laugh track. That's a such a good idea. Great suggestions all around. 10/10.