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Hey, better late than never right? I'm really glad that this got finished. Your flash animations have always exhibited careful detail in how the characters move and act. I do have one nitpick and it's that your sound effects seem pretty generic. It fits your erratic style of quickly paced storytelling, but sometimes it seems like lazily ripping sounds from popular movies and video games is barring your movies from being anything more. I'd like you to pay more attention to such details in the future.

Anyway, 9 out of 10 stars. You lost one when you misspelled Vengeance. You know where.

CaseyAnimates responds:

Thanks Gustavos! I think this is probably your first actual criticism, and I totally get it, too! I'll be sure to more original in my sound design, I get where you're coming from.

Also, I misspelled it? CRAP. How come the painbrush doesn't have a spellcheck feature?
You should've added a star, your name was right next to it. And in the special thanks.
GOLD DIGGER, OVER HERE.

I was going to have some fun in pointing out tiny things that could be fixed AFTER you uploaded, but from the look of things, budj is already doing that to you in chat. Oh well.

As always, I'm impressed by the writing. You and tj really put something spectacular together, and I still lose it every time I watch the scenes between goombario and goombaria. Creative use of this classic games' characters and stellar voice work is what really made this flash shine for me. A solid comedic piece in every way and I was glad you gave me a chance to contribute. Cheers to the Superlab, I look forward to animating alongside them someday.

Eastbeast responds:

Lol I imagine I will have to re-upload this atleast 22 (Today's lucky number lol) more times with edits before he is satisfied : > Although it wasn't all Budj's or Tj's advice that helped, yours was the balance between the two warring kingdoms lol and I thank you kindly for that. The thought you returning to animation excites me! And you should know you have all the resources you need at your disposal, including myself as an animator. Hell yes.

Everytime I watch this flash. It seems like Kafei becomes more and more of a player. I'm glad this finally got out. Your animating skills are so superbly displayed that I can't help but be so jealous kaf-...anyway, as a Zelda fan, I really enjoyed this take on some of the minor characters of Majora's mask. Proving that not every flash for this game series has to be some parody of Ocarina of Time.

Eastbeast responds:

Thanks a ton Gusty. : > Digging the ""about you" section on your profile page by the way

totally uncool I'm co'd in this

Even more uncool is that one of you guys keep 5ing this daily.

Budj responds:

your a sour puss

"I came when I heard you beat the elite four"

There's something about pokemon that makes it feel fresh every installment. The games, not the show. Each generation gets slightly better writing, and thus, less material to make fun of, so it only makes sense for people to write parodies based off their first experiences, the first generation. And after at least a decade since those games, the evil Team Rocket and their subsequent replacements are still lame, and Professor Oak is still creepy. Pokemon parodies have been done a lot, especially in Flash animation, so the main concern with writing them is not how to make them funny, but how to keep them fresh, the way each pokemon game is supposed to feel fresh.

This parody was a bit different. Instead of a "Pokemon Abridged"-esque tale, we were given a plot as well as a comedy. Albeit one that differs from standard Pokemon shenanigans. I don't think the music and pop culture references helped the theme here, but they were entertaining. I really liked how you made use of sprites from Pokemon Mystery Dungeon. It seems like that would be a given for a pokemon sprite movie, but I've yet to see somebody use them until now. The voice acting wasn't stellar, in my opinion. In that none of them could compare to skitty's voice actor. Overall, this movie isn't totally different from previous Pokemon parodies, but I think it stands out among them. Nice work, Esty.

Eastbeast responds:

I can relate to that alot to what you wrote, thank you :) I wanted to make something different based on old ideas my friends used to throw around. I kind of wanted it to be a comedy that people could see the same humor with their friends, and experiences, playing a pokemon game for the first time. The humor here was also fun and expiremental, just to see how rediculous I could make things while maintaining an interesting plot. I'm more interested in actual drawing animation now, so if I did come back to this series, it might be in that type of style. Thank you for your review, I am looking forward to working with you on the Pikmin Collab. :) p.s I AM skitty. haha (voice changer) as well as all the pokemon, I don't know why I didn't put that in the credits? haha slipped my mind.

This takes me back

Not just because it's like those old kiddy cartoons with those piano soundbytes and soundtrack and G rating, but because I remember when this movie was just a lonely script.

...*sniff* They grow up so fast...

Joeylicious responds:

Yuppir

You've come a long way. Here, have a cookie...your inventory seems to be full. Come back when you can carry more items, I'll hold onto this for you. *Munch* *Crunch*

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