Lol!
That was one of the funniest spirit movie I have ever seen :P I am going right now see the first part.
Good job again!
Reviews for "Tails and his GBA 2"
RupeeClock responds:
Many thanks.
That was great!
I've seen the first and second one and I liked this one more. I thought the scene with Link was great, but I didn't like how you made him crazy. The Metroid scene was just stupid. I figured they would have gotten the morph ball to samus, but samus would try and kill them or something. I can't stand those clock people. So I will have to say boo to that. Also, you should slow the words down just a tad because not a lot of people are fast readers. Keep up the good work and can't wait to see more of these.
RupeeClock responds:
Well Link is pretty much crazy, walking into people's houses and breaking their pots, slashing the hell out of Cucco's. XP
You obviously haven't figured out what happened on the Metroid scene at all, had you? They went to deliver the Morphball to her, and went places she couldn't go without the Morphball, which is pretty much EVERYWHERE in the game. XD
And what you got against us clocks eh? Seriously what's wrong with RupeeClock?
As for slow readers, you must've been a pretty slow one, you're the second out of 156 people to complain. XP
The text speed is FINE, if I made it any longer then people would complain it takes too long.
Anyway, thanks. ;)
awsome
make a third plz these flashes rock.
RupeeClock responds:
You can always try REVIEWING my movies.
Someone Blackmailed you.
You might know this already, but "EvilBeryClock" made a stupid movie and had a title "Tails and his GBA 3". He also said that HE was YOU. His username was (with all letters as is): ArseOnToast. Just if you didn't know. Try to have a disciplinary talk with him.
RupeeClock responds:
I know already.
I tried talking to him but he has no sympathy for anyone and holds comtempt for anyone with an opinion different to his.
Wow
Great though I suggest you offered more games to select from.
RupeeClock responds:
Nah.
Odd though, when someone offers more choices than usual, people demand more choices.