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[Roots Valid]

Awesome, catchy jingle with great animation. The ending is just priceless, funny how fast everything clusterfuckers to shit XD

The part where he chops is finger off the director thing is brilliant, and your illustration always appealing.

Great work!

Blordow responds:

cheers bro

[NoPUNintendo]

Ha. Creative and cute, good designing too =3

TerminalMontage responds:

Thanks!

[Lollipop Chainsaw Parody]

funny, retarded funny. Good job, not quite as good as whorea, but still worth the time fer shure. lovn the art style and character designs / expressions

Speedo responds:

Retarded funny is the way I do things 'round these here parts

[Robotic]

nice man, catchy song with a good animation! =D

koit responds:

Thanks fella.

[Hank Hanky: Can't Swim]

It's gooooood, but it aint like LMFAO funny.
It's well scripted, and well paneled.
The animation always smooth, and the effects and details really brought the movie to life.
I think you should try to avoid such solid scripting though, go for a more "whacky & spontaneous" formula, I think this would bring more enjoyment to the movie :)
I mean the skys the limit for this type of thing, get crazy!

captainmcross responds:

That's a good idea. Maybe I can do more improv...Thanks for the idea!

[Sprite tutorial: Basic]

Thanks for making this for new learners

Dark-Heart responds:

No problem, though this guide is fairly outdated, I think. I worked a little bit with CS5 a while ago, and it was much different than this. Thanks, though!

[Chainsaws!!!]

Nice man, your character designs were pretty good along with the line quality. Hands and other design elements could have been smoother but the just of it was there, as far the plot goes this was funny and I felt the timing and emotions. The blood effects were actually really good, good stuff!

Cethic responds:

Thank you so much ^.^

[Samsquanch Quest]

Wow that shit was funny xD
Great jokes and execution. Animation was choppy and dis proportionate but it was still coherent and well done. Try solidifying your characters in future movies, but you have a great cartoon style and great posing for what your trying to do with your script. Great work

kalabor106 responds:

Totally agree with the characters. Need too create a simple character sheet so I have constant reference to go off of. Thanks

[Dora The Expl-whore-r]

Ready great visuals and Really great concepts .
Awesome, great slap stick humour XD
Keep it up!!! =D

Speedo responds:

Thanks, brah!

[The Wiggly Tower]

Well the art and animation was all great, but I didnt really understand the plot... altho I felt the emotion and the expressions so thats always good. I think the coloring between black and white and coloring was very strong, and the tools you used to create the art very fitting. Anyways man it looks like you have a strong sense of what your doing, and you just have to refine your talents to reach a broder audience, Im not saying I didn't like this because I assure you I did - Im just sayin' to make it more "generally entertaining" and I think more people will dig it. This is kind of an alternative expressive movie, which is great - but dont catter to a large audience.

David Moore

DJJ-asshole responds:

Thanks for your review. Though I don't necessarily want people to understand it, I guess it won't hurt if people do. For me, it's just a background story, people don't need to understand it.

The background of the movie is that the theme park got closed for some reason. An accident happened (the Wiggly Tower broke) and people died. As a closure, the panda (he was a mascotte of the park, and treats the park as his home), wanted to pay a hommage to the deceased. He puts effort into winning the price, treat it like a human and try to spend some quality time with it. In the end, when the day is over, he puts the doll into those chalk lines, one doll for every person who died.

It's really not clear in this movie, but for some reason, I wanted it to be a bit mysterious, as it is something that only I need to understand. Maybe that's a bit naieve, but I enjoyed making the movie anyway.