Score: 8

"Had to watch it a couple times to get it"

submission: life in the bathroom

date: March 22, 2008

But laughed when I did. Great concept lol

Score: 10

"It's fun when you look for flaws as you re-watch,"

submission: MK vs. SF 3

date: August 7, 2007

And don't find any. Lol not to like be a picky ass but sometimes u can't help but look for maybe a little thing here or there that you could change next time...but really I couldn't find one. Lol this was all top notch. Whenever I need a kick start on something I come watch this to pump myself up...the music...the plot, the action (duh) was all top-notch.

Sad to hear this might be the last one in the series. You are a true master of sprites like this. No one has done what you have done. You've broken major ground on making this not only a full-scale theatrical kinda production...thingy...but you also do a kickass job of it, on a level nobody has been able to match...yet.

Even if it ain't MK vs. SF...lookin foward to whatever else you plan on whipping up!

Score: 9

"Nice"

submission: LoZ: My Immortal

date: January 8, 2007

Even the drums were in synch!

Real kickass production man...very cinematic. I love the song and i love what you've done with it.

How long did this take you to make?

Score: 7

"Funny"

submission: Navy Recruiting Ad

date: October 5, 2006

Former Marine here...goddamn if i don't think that was true...y'all live the good life.

Funny and true.

Score: 9

"This is a review of 17 AND 18."

submission: XIN Session 17

date: May 20, 2006

First off...this series simply rocks.

Here's why:

Graphics: overall in the series gets a 9 of a 10. Not perfect simply because it can get kind of cartoony and the character's anatomy sometimes looks a bit...goofy.

However the way they USED this is top notch. They have a real knack for cinematography...rarely if ever as the series progresses do you see repeat animations. Especially in the final two episodes.

Style: If i could do it...15 of 10. For the over-the-top fighting animation combined with dramatic pauses, cut scenes, and all that! Can't ask for more originality. Not to mention the sheer running time allows for a ton of entertainment. Bonus points in the overall from the cool music/cinematography/animation right before the title shows up in episode 18. GREAT buildup for the finale. And WHAT a finale!

Sound: Self-made music, choreographed with the storyline? Can't ask for better. Again, could do 15/10 for the sheer editing effort with
ALL the different voice overs! Kudos to all who participated...no muffled sound bytes at all...very well done everyone! Loved Ghai's fight music in the finale...very nice buildup from the backstory into the actual fight, great job Lim!

Violence: 10. Over-the-top fight scenes, some blood and very dramatic effects. These guys heal miraculously fast don't they? And
man they can fight.

Humor: 7/10. Some funny moments but nothing in particular that's really out there.

Interactivity: Great portrait of the characters in the preloader, chapter selection, quality selection...all good stuff. 8/10 (maybe some more behind-the-scenes stuff?)

Overall: you guys did an outstanding job, and I have high standards.

Animation interactivity and Humor suffered...however style and music
totally helped make that up. 10/10. So much effort went into this, and a lot of talent from over a dozen people throughout the series.
This deserves a special spot on Newgrounds (glad it has one) and a special spot on my favorites list!

Score: 9

"Liked the narration, should do this professionally"

submission: Red Riding Hood

date: March 14, 2006

...that is, if you don't already.

The only thing i can suggest is not letting your breaths be heard before you speak. Also, your play button was extremely hard to find, i had to
right click to get it to go.

Everything else was fantastic!

Score: 9

"Loved Picozzi's lines and his voice acting"

submission: Retarded Animal Babies 14

date: December 20, 2005

haha, "he rules a planet made entirely of -BOOBS!!-"

Funny stuff man, funny stuff.

Nice little special effects with the time-warp-gate-thing too, man.

Lookin' foward to the next one!

Score: 9

"Fav sonic movie to date"

submission: Sonic'sQuestForPower3(P2)

date: September 14, 2005

Deep, engrossing storyline (sorta). Plotlines moving in all directions, but you can still keep track of everything. It has the setup of a legitimate cartoon series. I liked the mushroom hill intro, just kinda blasted right into it. (no bomb in that zone?)

I'm no sonic fan, but i do love over the top fights (to a point). Finishing moves are cool...but c'mon, how many times does someone have to slash something before it blows up? Sonic and Shadow's moves are just fine, quick n' painful...but a million slashes is kinda unessecary, and probably the only reason it's not a full 10.

Sound effects were dead on and in synch, nice to have some voices. Solid.

Lots of options in a good, eye-catching menu setup. Solid 10 on that, those are kinda rare.

Looking foward to more from ya. You get better each time.

Score: 9

"I rarely give 5's, but..."

submission: Stop Cryin Your Heart Out

date: September 12, 2005

This gets one. Beautiful work. Way to put 23-34 people together in a 4-5 minute span

But here's a question: Did you decide that each person would get a specific part of the song? Did everyone do the entire song and you picked the best parts from each person? Everyone seems to have thier part down solid...so i'm guessing they knew about it beforehand.

Never even heard the song before, but I'll be looking for it on my oasis albums from here on. It's places like Newgrounds and music videos like this one that open up your knowledge of good songs.

Lookin' foward to another collab. And like the last guy said...wonderwall would be SWEET.

Score: 7

"This isn't really...funny..."

submission: the apple orchard

date: August 31, 2005

Great Lip (or beak) Synching, good style of animation...tissue paper, eh?
Very creative.

But this one says a LOT for all the guys (and girls) out there who let love slip away...either because we're afraid to take the risk, or we've been too hurt to take the risk again. This one kinda hits home and I had to watch it twice right away...i mean it was exactly along the lines of my life. It's a fantastic metaphor for the whole "quiet desparation" thing that eventually drives a man or woman to self-lonliness...

It's a funny story, a sad story, whatever you wanna call it...I think there's a lot of people here who can match themselves with that guy owl...