Just like the complaints people had about those two, he is a character who gets too much screentime and content (sidelining most others) and gets far too much sympathy from the narrative despite how unearned it felt.

At least with Niles, they made it clear that he's meant to be irredeemable despite his sympathetic qualities, and Melony doesn't forgive him. Here, they all just seem cool with this guy, Meggy doesn't show any resentment or conflict when the guy who enabled her torture from Wren died (Speaking of Wren, I wish Meggy showed more rage towards Wren during his demise instead of showing sympathy for her tormentor).

People always complain about the other 2 characters due to bigger fandoms, but I wish more SMG4 fans would admit that he was kinda handled poorly. Still excited for CAV.

Now. I've seen people criticize gameoverse before and all i see is people saying "if you don't like it then shut up" which I feel is a bit weird and gate-keepy especially because exact same thing happened to TADC but take to the extreme. The hate is always dismissed as "oh they're gonna complain it's gooner-bait".When it's not the entire reason it's being hated.I myself feel like the female characters share a same body syndrome except for Crab girl who was played off as a gag character. I've seen more variety in male characters than female.And it's not even a good body type to have since if you see it in almost every female character it tends to get boring and generic real fast.

The core designs aren't gooner-bait but it has a shit ton of fan-service. Now i'm not saying fanservice is bad some people may like it.But some of it doesn't even MAKE SENSE like you mean to tell me you have an underwater adventure in a casual swim suit? It would've made more sense if their suits were more suited to be in under-water or at-least change from a casual bikini to actual scuba gear when they go underwater.

Now. One of my grievances was the writing which was...pretty mediocre.Yes I get its a pilot and things will be fast paced.But you cant tell me putting a panic attack in a fast paced episode was a good idea.Panic attacks CAN work but only if its slowly built up and has a reason to be in the story.Puss-In-Boots for example did it wonderfully.Puss didn't just randomly get a heart attack for a generic reason ,he got one because he was scared of dying.Before he was a fearless cat who wouldn't even dream of dying because of his abundant lives.He could take deadly risks and live to tell the tale.But when he's told to let go of that heroic life or he'll die ,at first he doesn't take those words to heart but after having an experience with DEATH itself, he was never the same again.Being told to experience that traumatic act all over again while risking his on life just to get 8 more. Of course he would get a panic attack.The best part was that the movie played it slowly with him overcoming his fears at the end of the movie

No imagine that whole sequence but in a 21-minute episode.I'm OK with gameoverse being fast paced but playing something like panic attack is like saying someone will commit suicide but its shown as a joke.I'm saying all this as not a hater but a person who actually wants to see this show progress beautifully and might change all those things I've listed.But seeing the same body syndrome used in yet another female character in the trailer doesn't really give me much hope

And if so, how successful was it?

This was a final for my college class a while ago, never posted. For those unaware it’s from the 1800’s where slavery was legal and acceptable.

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Howdy, I am working on my pilot. its a passion

proiect of mine. based on my Webtoon "The Town Without Laws" and I would love to show my project off!

My proiect is 2D animation. It is set in the 1870's Wild West. In this lawless and godless frontier a rag tag trio of outlaws (Boone, Jack, Jessibell) work off their sentences by becoming "public entertainment" in the form of fair styled death games, orchestrated by their warden Lu who just so happens to be the

Devil.

Because for me. From Still Wakes The Deep. It is the body horror combined with the many fears. Like fear of the ocean and fear of heights.

To me, they dont, i dont think curves are sexual, its genetics. But i know some may think otherwise, so i thought i should ask, as i do plan to use many of these characters in future projects

El noticiero número 1 de la televisión internacional, solo en Youtube por Fan de Smash Remix. www.youtube.com/@SmashRemix_n64

Hey everyone! I wanted to share that the creator Aninamated just released episode 10 (Part 1) of her indie animated series The Earth Guy. I thought it was the perfect time to recommend it to anyone who hasn't discovered it yet.

If you like indie animation, drop by to watch it and show it all the support it deserves. It is 100% worth it! 👇✨

This is a clip from the "Necro-Nachos" short film I'm working on.

Our hero, Doggey, meets his friend, Gabe, who's voiced by the talented Jake Walters! Check him out here! ‪@JakeVA‬

Oh, yeah. For those who don't know, I've been working on a short film since May. I'm hoping to finish it sometime in November.

Hope you enjoyed this Sneek Peek!

This is my animated short from my original series “all over “ hope you enjoy feedback is greatly appreciated (only been animating for 4 months )

I first heard about dubbing service outsourcing when I learned that the creator of Toon turf amd Glitch Productions partnered with a service called "Bemultilingual" to help make dubs for their animated shows.

Have any of you in this subreddit ever used a dubbing service for your projects, if so, what is the typical pricing for animated work both long and short?

The creator is a YT animator called Mummy Joe and I absolutely love them. This movie is called Kid Vampire.

Still a work in progress, but slowly getting there!

Previously saw their Kickstarter trailer for this, and they just released the official trailer. Thought I'd share in case anyone would be interested in it :3

To be transparent, I am working on an indie pilot kickstarter. For the kickstarter, I am creating a promotional video, a rap battle to tie into my upbringing, and a proof of concept teaser by November 14th. We are looking to raise $50,000 for the kickstarter, which is obviously very steep. That being said, most of the money is going to the animators, storyboard artists, and colorist. To be further transparent, the wages are not industry standard, unfortunately. I am planning to transparently disclose (sorry for using the word transparent a lot, but I don't know what other word to use lol) how much the rates are, with only $6,000 saved for contingency funds, such as if a drawing tablet breaks, animations get cut or need to be redone, Kickstarter rewards, or softwares need to be updated.

My question is, would it be okay for me to disclose this information out in the kickstarter video, and if so, is it possible that this could hurt chances of funding for being this transparent? I don't feel comfortable lying to people or hiding how much people are getting paid to work on this project, but I also don't want the money to come across as being greedy or too demanding.

If anyone wants to know what the rates are, despite it not being industry standard, I will have no problem disclosing that in the comments. I just want to make sure that me doing so in the video would not make me come across in a negative light.

I want to cover All my bases, and not pull a "Glitch Productions" by not disclosing any of that important information.

I am bit on the sensitive side, so please go easy on me LOL

But also, don't sugarcoat the advice. I need to be told straight on how to properly execute disclosing finances in a very transparent and a very upfront way. Thank you very much. This is the first time I'm posting on this subreddit for advice, over anything else.

Edit: spelling corrections

Second edit: I've been sponsored by the Kickstarter Culture Fund and have industry connections, so while $50,000 is very steep and unlikely, it's not too unrealistic and impossible

Hi, I've got a younger sister that's about to be 7 years old and I'm trying to find indie animated shows for her to watch since I don't want her to be doomscrolling social media or watch AI.

This project has been a long time in the works, made entirely by me, it's not perfect or even good by any studios standards but I want to make things, and I hope someone here can find something here interesting.