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[(LOST MEDIA!!) - lost Pokemon commercial ORIGINAL]

This is so damn impressive. The animation is fucking smooth and fluid. When I first watched it on PooTube a little a go, a honestly didn't realise at first it wasn't the actual advert. As much as I really want that cell at the end to be real. I get sad feeling it's not :(

[sonic vs knuckles (amazing)]

You fooled me, DESEIVED ME with that thumbnail. This is not YouTube, we agreed on that.

[Pater griffing hate anime and manga]

Gen Qagmire. Gen Qagmire. PeTEr Grinfing! PeTEr Grinfing!. Joey Shwashbuclsle Joey Swansin

[FRIDAY NIGHT FUNKIN HS | EPISODE 1 | THE DREAM | Gresskar Studio]

This is really good. A lot of it isn't really animation, but the artwork is great. A little confused about the weird psycho kinda thing. I'm not sure if its real storyline or more an abstract expression of emotion and subconscious thought, kinda thing. But I did like a lot of it's slow pace nature. I can see a lot of people worked on this, and it means the art style switches quite a bit when maybe not entirely necessary.

I'm really going into very small details here. I usually give pretty detailed reviews to movies under judgement, but really my thoughts are: gud :3

[Family Guy but it's Anime]

How does my man pump this shit out so quickly? Nah but lets be real... he lost his family guy status at around season 6.

["Peter meets Seth"]

THAT WAS SO GOOD HOLY SHIT! Family guy should honestly make a full episode based on this, although I doubt it will be as good nowadays XD

















I bet giant Lois has a massive pussy

[LITTLE OSWALD]

Oh that was horrifying! You HAVE to make a prequel to explain how poor ol' Oswald ended up like this.

[[DONT MESS WITH HER]]

It's good, although I'm really not the biggest fan of the animation. I like frame-by-frame animation, others styles I always find a bit unnatural.

jumpbreak96 responds:

lol

[Home Alone: A Christmas Cartoon]

This is too good! It reminds of that one C&H cartoon https://explosm.net/comics/dave-coat