I really liked the character design and animation, I think the music went really well with it too.
It was a brilliant story, good work
Reviews for "Tlaloc's Test: No Evil 007"
That was really cool! Plus, I love the design for the lizard-girl. Very unique.
Really really great!
Such a good art style!
And I like the characters. Not those general agressive dudes.
Great work yay!
Absolutely splendid.
The imagination that has wrought this universe seems to reverberate brilliance and leaves each product in its wake imbued with a lot of soul. It is quite possible that I might have missed the point or the intentions of the mind behind this (thus far I've assumed it is you) but I can't help feel as if somehow these stories share something rather personal with the audience.
The characters seem completely organic and stand on their own merits with ease. The scenery is equally exquisite and has a rare quality I've only (so far) found in Frank Herbert's works: As if somehow the world seems natural or plausible. Despite it being fictional it doesn't feel strange or so completely "singular" as if it was only cooked up to serve as a sandbox to convey storyline/plot and serve its purpose.
I would even daresay that there's a light sensuality to the entire universe. This is not meant in the lewd capacity but a rather surreal sense where you (as a viewer) seem to take an unexpected plunge that commands all of your focus. For a solid month after you shared "Dandy" with us, I couldn't help but watch it over and over and I could never somehow bore of it. I see this is happening with this bit as well.
I'm curious- are these characters from someone else's universe? Is there a series? Comic? Webcomic? Show? Stories, short or otherwise? If so, could you point me in the right direction? I would appreciate it tremendously.
Please, keep at it with this universe and your animations.
Cheers,
-CO
Warlord-of-Noodles responds:
these animations are meant as an introduction to a story I am working on which will be told through comic and animation. I take influence from American myth of all varieties (Americas the continents not just the u.s.) Though you'll likely not be spoiled if you read any myths I plan to really mix it up.
Got to say i love this old style country music that sings about just living life unlike this new style that just sings about cars/drugs/girls/money. Anyways the animation was fantastic the Lizard girl and the bird's character clearly shined i want to see more of these two on there adventure.