Yerp.
Just FYI, yes it does make it less artistically valid to use sprites. It's called effort, if you're only really generating a script write a damn book.
Good flash otherwise.
Yerp.
Just FYI, yes it does make it less artistically valid to use sprites. It's called effort, if you're only really generating a script write a damn book.
Good flash otherwise.
I think that was the point of bug's part
Seems an awful lot like...
Reminds me of this one music video from the 90s.
I was too young at the time to remember the title.
Great.
The best dramatic cartoon I've seen on Newgrounds.
Nice Formula
The style and timing seems perfect. Keep making more of these.
What.
I'm just giving this a '5' because at the end the only thing I could say was "what".
The animation is perfect.
The only thing it lacks is good voice ancting and equipment. Although, the female voice wasn't shabby.
All the male voices sounded understated. In additon, the accent for the lobster was poor. You could improve wildly on your show by getting expensive mics (at least 75 bucks) and maybe new voice actors.
Pretty good.
I think you would get an even higher rating if you would've showed what happens to flashes that make it (in a metaphorical sense).
Painful introduction.
A lot of flash artists make the mistake of using title-like introduction credits (no background) make the flash look professional. I think most would agree that it looks somewhat lazy, and is used to replace real content. Don't release something until you have something worth watching.
Get more sprites, get more backgrounds.. It's already there for you, it doesn't take much work to compile it all if you're just going for a run-of-the-mill sprite flash.
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