Score: 10

"wow"

submission: A very sudden Clockmas!

date: January 1, 2008

she was beautiful :) 10/10

Score: 10

"Brilliant work!"

submission: Dailytoon #400: Part 1

date: December 1, 2007

I can't wait for part 2 to come out!

Score: 10

"I'm sorry"

submission: LL - Destroy

date: October 2, 2007

was it something I said? I didn't mean to hurt you, babe. I just wanted to get closer to you. I love you, more than you care to know, and I always will.

Score: 10

"You're a sap, Mr Jap"

submission: Metropolis Circuit

date: September 13, 2007

Brilliant stuff, sir. I await the next episode.

Also it's important (VERY IMPORTANT) to note that a person doesn't light a cigarette before putting it in their mouth. I mean, that small detail just KILLS this movie.

Much love
Zerostar

Score: 1

"f"

submission: Is This What You Want?

date: March 9, 2007

the only funny part about this entire movie was when you drew the hentai as mario. Other than that, I laugh. At all. Sorry, I guess it's not what I want :/

Score: 10

"Good for a beginner"

submission: Ode to the One

date: March 4, 2007

Keep up the good work mayun

-Cris

Score: 10

"Incredible!"

submission: 13 GIRLS

date: October 24, 2006

It's a week too early for Daily Day, but still, I am very, VERY flattered! <3

Score: 0

"Sorry guys"

submission: [KK]Jackblack hentai quiz

date: October 21, 2006

This concept has been done a million times prior, and now it's at the point where it's just lame. It was incredible back when Billy Monks did it, but now it's just really unoriginal. The graphics weren't anything cool, and I found no humor behind this. And making a hentai quiz is supposed to attract hentai nerds. I don't think you could possibly get away with that with [KK] in your title (or Jackblack for that matter), so you don't even get away with the hilarious "WHERE'S THE HENTAI?!" reviews.

This is like a total train wreck :/

Score: 8

"Bravo, Krinkels"

submission: Madness Antipathy

date: September 16, 2006

I have had the opportunity to watch this series evolve from it's first episode. The first few episodes were great. However, I feel that the role of the protagonist changed, and it lost a touch of it's cool. At first, he was slick. He did things like hide on top of an elevator shaft to avoid gunfire from an army of soldiers who were waiting to ambush him. He was smart, intelligent, and he was human. He got hit occasionally, but he quickly turned it around into something absolutely cool.

But in the later Madness episodes, it seems his role has shifted. He is now no longer human. He's a killing machine. He is able to kill without making a single mistake. With this "improvement", he definitely lost his cool. The main character has become a lame puppet for dishing out violence.

With that criticism aside, I must admit, this is quite an insane cartoon. I could only imagine the FLA being layer hell. A lot of this cartoon was the same madness we all have come to know, and as such, I was becoming absolutely bored out of my mind. Even the predictable losing when he meets his main adversary wasn't enough to keep me entertained.

What did catch my eye, and why I am giving this an 8/10 instead of lower due to the gross level of unoriginality, is the axe scene. It was composition heaven as blood would fly from every major point on the screen outwards (google "rule of thirds" if you want to understand what I'm getting at). It was pure artistry in motion, and yet, it was an axe massacre. It was the only scene I found absolutely clever and aesthetically pleasing. Every other scene was a bore, but that scene definitely made up for it all and made it worth sitting through the rest.

Score: 4

"Misplaced Talent. It really is a shame."

submission: The Art Of Animation

date: September 9, 2006

In this cartoon, I see a LOT of talent and potential. However, it's incredibly sad to see it go to waste on an uninteresting cartoon with the same format as a million other collaborations (A Simple Line 2983798729875). You guys obviously spent a lot of time working on this cartoon, but it feels very misplaced, like you could have spent the time making something with a point.

Yet, even with your impressive animation, you guys show very little in terms of creativity. Sticks fighting? Things blowing up? SKATEBOARDING?! Remarkable! I've never seen ANY of these things before! :o

I expected better from something titled "The Art Of Animation". There was very little art here, but there certainly was plenty of animation.