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[Scavenging Dog Ep.2]

Nice work!
Your audio could do with an improvement to the mic though. If you need a VA I don't mind throwing in some Pro-Bono work to help out as I have a very good mic and a decent-enough voice for this sort of VA work.

You deserve more traffic this is a stunning series for NG.

mythvision responds:

Thanks! No dialog for the next episode though

[Scavenging Dog]

Outstanding work and Awesome effort.

The katana sword is over-used (and over-rated) these days though.
Looks like no twining was used (but that's understandable due to the vector vs bitmap art schools) but it was great seeing the old-school moves and smooth animations regardless.

The art-style reminds me a lot of the Psygnosis Shadow of the Beast Games II and III. Can't wait to see the next ones.

mythvision responds:

Thanks! Agreed the the katana is used a lot but its consistent with the original comic
I did years ago. besides he uses many other weapons as well

[Maxine!]

Not bad, but lose half a star for the hairy armpits!

[Tritoria - Episode 2 Part 1/2 - Corruption]

I wondered if you'd used a Foley sound effect artist by the crisp bespoke aspects of the sounds. Watched your FB video and was glad to see the effort you've put in.

Nice work. You are an excellent animator and independent artist.

Skashi95 responds:

It also was tons of fun to make them!

[Tritoria - Episode 1 Part 2/2 - No Gods no Glory]

Good work.

This is like a Eurasian version of Goblin Slayer, but by a German! I know it's supposed to be set in Germany but it might as well be Khazakstan or something. Every shade and color is in it!

[Tritoria - Episode 1 Part 1/2 - No Gods no Glory]

Nice work! If you need a VA I may be of use...

[Glenda, the classiest galaxy tourist - Episode 3]

Wowzers, nice work. Did you create that live action from scratch or was it rotoscoped on top of existing footage? I suspect the latter due to the shadows but still this is an impressive piece of work. Well done.

SomeonesEx responds:

Thank you! The live action footage comes from the public domain movie 'The brain that wouldn't die'. The body of my animated character is rotoscoped over a character in the movie. The head is animated separately and then tracked (manually) over the body. Then everything must be integrated with layers of shadows and effects.

[TSIOQUE Release Trailer]

Wonderful, excellent work. It's like Dragon's Lair for kids!

[Earth-Saturn trip with the Tardigrade]

Awesome work!

I wonder if this Carter guy is who Captain Tardigrade originally was?!

[Intergalactic Message I]

Reminds me of the opening sequence of Dune!

AnasAbdin responds:

It should :) it's satire (a parody)