Great Work!
Great sound, Great Art & Animation!
The characters were well drawn, the animation was so smooth it looked professional. Not to mention the sound (of the characters and the background music, and sound effects) were all perfect.
The only thing I would suggest is, putting more detail into your backgrounds. Other then that, great work!
:D
Cal.
Like the music, good humor, & classic punchline
Haha, at first I thought the sudden drop of seriousness was going to be lame, but I guess I shouldn't "judge creations based on what you see."
The punchlines were great, such as the puppy cannon joke and the back and forth with, "Well how was I supposed to know when you gonna show up?""You just said you were expecting me!".
I also love your choice of song, I just got here after reviewing Stormrise. And you can't have a good action/comedy without a kickass punchline from the hero to top it off. "Maybe next time you don't wait so long that your lanthanoid metal develops an oxidide coating; douchebag." Looking forward to a sequal.
Great job, thumbs up.
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Thanks much, glad you enjoyed it. I've actually got all the audio mixed for episode 2, and personally I think it's funnier than episode 1.
Lol I love little Squabbles....
I'm a man of simple pleasures, but this had most of what I like, Silly banter between hero and villain, a scientific science lesson followed by a urban(I guess that's what it'd be called) insult, and most of all a misleading line involving a puppy cannon.
Good animation
Funny jokes
AND SCIENCE!
10/10 5/5 from me man, can't wait for more adventures from the Soda controling super hero known as Fizz.
Glad you liked it so much.
Make more!
Please keep making more!
Sure thing.
Nice piece of work!
Good voice acting, good viduals, only downside: could be funnier. Looking forward to the next episode!
BTW, you say that the praseodymium develops an oxide coating and breaks down when left in the air too long...
How does that help to distinguish it from metals such as, oh I don't know, IRON??
Apparently praseodymium develops an oxide coating very quickly.