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[Gross Craft Beer]

Pretty nice seeing Skylar being picked on for once. The jokes were again pretty funny. The animation can still use work, but it really doesn't matter that much. I actually thought the honeybee joke was good. I'm not sure if that's what you were going for because Kirsten and Kelly were acting like high dumbasses which actually fits pretty well, knowing the characters. Good job, guys! I think I'm back to liking this show.

[War of The Whoppers]

Pretty cool style, funny too, although really not that different from the other ones. It's weird nothing happened to the last cow. I thought that was gonna lead to a punchline, but...nothing happened. It seemed like it was backing away, but the logo popped up too fast.

[Scrapbook Starwars]

Great animation, good voice acting and quality, and pretty good humor, too. My favorite sketches were probably the battle droid one and the very serious important scene. Some were a bit weak, like the last 2 Han sketches and the Palpatine birthday ones. It was also cool seeing how you made this stuff. It's such a cool idea and accomplishment making something so good out of random junk, especially in the animation department. Keep this up, dude!

[Always Ready to Fight!! ~ #1]

The graphics fit the story pretty well, and the music does too. The music, however, gets repetitive after a while. The story isn't the most original but it's not bad. The action isn't too...action-packed because it's all pixelated and pretty slow with only a couple of moves. Maybe in the next installments you could have some cooler moves, although this does seem like a down-to-earth type of action. It really does feel like a game. I do, however, appreciate the fact that the characters (Lim and Yue) do have their own fighting styles that factor into the fight. Yue's strategy was just the right one for beating Lim. I like it when people think about the fights they make. I'm curious to see what the next episode will be like.

ar2fofficial responds:

Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to leave some feedback! I appreciate your point about the music getting repetitive. I've been posting one part at a time on twitter/insta so I didn't really notice how repetitive it sounds once the parts are compiled. I'll have to consider this for the next compilation.

I'm glad that you picked up on their different styles. I will be adding more moves as more skilled fighters and techniques start to appear!

[Lovestreams]

Absolutely gorgeous animation that perfectly nailed the feel of a dream. The music also fit perfectly and was utterly beautiful. This kinda reminded me of Black Mirror to be honest, and I like how it wasn't overly anti-technology, in the end they still remain friends, but it stills sends a message about how the entire relationship can't play out online, as real life has all the imperfections that emphasize the good moments. If they keep living a perfect romantic fantasy, they'll be deluding themselves. Beautifully done, please keep this up!

wh347 responds:

Yes! The third season of Black Mirror came out when I was working on it, and the episode "San Junipero" rocketed to the top of my favorite list. Really appreciate your review, I think your assessment is spot on!

[Day of the Madness]

There wasn't really any action that I found to be as entertaining as the last one. The story was pretty good, although as some people said, the characters do seem to be introduced-and taken away- pretty quick. Also, Veronica has no reason to be at an army base. Even if she were a survivor, why would she be in the cafeteria and how has she not run into the paranoid dude at all? Regardless, it is well animated, and it's still very high-quality so I can't give it a low score.

LittleLuckyLink responds:

There were television broadcasts instructing survivors to go to the island. All hell broke loose on the island and she found herself a shelter in the cafeteria. Looking back I would have liked to have them explore the island some more and see some makeshift survivor shacks or something. You got me with Curtis though, he was just kinda randomly there.

[See No, Hear No, Speak No Madness]

Great animation in an original style that really brings something new to Madness. Every part was delightful to watch because it had its own separate premise and idea. The end is quite cryptic but in a good way. I guess the moral is just don't break the Improbability Drive. Good job.

[Delirium]

The animation isn't fluid at all, but the art fits perfectly. For a trippy animation, this felt slow, especially the part with the time skeletons. Also, the transitions in the beginning were clear cuts instead of the preferred zoom in discreet cut. Keep this stuff up, but make sure to practice on the animation front.

ILLLOGIC responds:

Thanks for the honesty. It is a big learning curve and I enjoy the process of getting better and trying out new ideas.

[Game Grumps Animated - Game Grumps Sex Lessons]

The choice of lines could have been funnier, but the animation was great and the movement style was consistent. The art fit really well too. Keep it up!