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[gohan vs sasuke]

My advice is to never make an anime sprite movie

Anime and sprite movies are both creatively devoid forms of media. You're never going to do anything new or interesting or even remotely exciting with a sprite movie, and throwing anime in there just fills it with cliche after tired cliche.

chiquito156 responds:

watever dude

[I&B Frightful Franks]

Ridiculously, obscenely awesome

Not the flashiest graphics, or the highest brow humor in the world, but goddamn, I love the character design and overall style. "I wish I knew how to eat you!"

El-Cid responds:

Thank you my good man.

[SMW: Parodies]

Man, I usually HATE sprites

But not a single skit failed to make me laugh. The best part is how slick you made your movie, with all the nice sound effects and the timing was great too. One thing I hate the most about sprite movies is how stupidly corny most of the humor is, but you did a nice job on all aspects.

ToonCastleTV responds:

Ahah yeah there are allways a few sprite haters, glad I could impress you though :D thanks man

[Leet Majora's Mask]

:(

That was pretty awesome. I really liked the range an quality of all the voicework you did.
The quick-cuts and repetitous parts really worked well; "Like, go the lake!" *DOO DOO DOO DOOOO* "Like, go to the canyon!" *DOO DOO DOO DOOOO*

And it's good that you actually went through the whole game, it shows that you at least had SOME sense of direction and enough ethic to finish the sucker.

Do mo' fo so', my.... <your ethnic slur of choice here>

pastabilities responds:

yeah, how come most video game spoofs that go through the whole game usually... don't?

[PTFA Guy Short 6]

I've never seen any of your flash before...

But this just convinced me to go back and watch all of 'em.

The Cry_Wolf spoof was fucking hilarious, and I love this line:
"a BULLET! GET IT?!"

And you can't fucking beat Carmen Sandiego.

Ryan-Smith responds:

Oh yeah if you liked this one then you gotta see the other parts of the PTFA Guy Short Series. You might want to see the original Plans to Fuck Alexis but those have a little different humor, but they are still absolutely hilarious, well to me at least when I go back and watch them.

[Psycho Killer]

Hot Diggity!

Great song, first off. I was actually thinking of making a video myself...
The animation was great, and the lip-synching was perfect. I loved how you did the style exaclty like the film. Shame you didn't finish in time. What was your final grade?

f0d responds:

A+ because it met all requirements. Yeah that class was easy...

[DailyToon SE: UglyBastard]

DAMN IT!

I thought these were over with! Why didn't you stop?! WHY?!?!?

UglyBastard responds:

They were over (Feb 6, also when this was submitted), this was just exposed more since it got an award.

Why can't some people get that fact through their thick skulls?

:rollseyes:

[Dailytoon SE: LeetGhost]

Thank God.

It's finally over. It should have never started, but at least it's over. Now make something that's not half-assed.

Television responds:

Thank God. February 7, 2005
Reviewed by: BigOlSmacktard Overall rating: 0
It's finally over. It should have never started, but at least it's over. Now make something that's not half-assed.
Graphics: 0 Sound: 0 Interactivity: 0 Style: 0 Violence: 0 Humor: 0

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[Milk Bandages]

T3h funny stuffs

Liked it alot, and it really reminded me of those little commercial segments from Ren and Stimpy.

mumbla responds:

teh thanks

[3-Years Tribute to 9/11]

Hoo, boy.

We all knew it was coming. A controversial FLASH based on 9/11 and the aftermath.
I am American. So needless to say, this is stirring up some mixed feelings. Is it anti-American? Is it pro-Taliban? Or is it the Big Picture?

I guess it comes down to the fact that 9/11 isn't only for The United States to remember. People from the Middle East have just as much to remember.

Actually, it seems that the Middle East is feeling the effects from 9/11 much more so than the average American. I live in Pennsylvania, and I didn't know anyone in NY, nor have I been there. Anyone in Iraq has a potential bloodbath in thier own homes every waking minute, all while we deal with the overblown horror that somehow, some nut will hijack another plane, even with all the precautions set since 9/11. In Iraq, all you can trust is the local American soldier, who has just killed your innocent neighbor in the crossfire.

After writing this, I'm raising the score from a 5 to an 8. This flash really got me re-thinking 9/11, so I commend you on your excellent and thought provoking work. Hopefully one day, the US and Middle East will be able to remember the Horrors of September 11th together.

Kruno responds:

Happy that they are understood. People of the Middle East still are damaged. We do not have an anniversary like the America.