Loved the narration in this dear god haha :')
Reviews for "NWAR #1: Graveyard Shift"
The animation was no bad, the arts style and the voice acting reminds me of Snake from Metal Gear Solid Portable and Peacewalker though not as serious as it is, even though all that detective talking and suspicions sound serious but if you watch long enough, the story meant to be like a joke in a serious sounding way. The story overall was twistingly simple, do not actually require much of the audience to think, so it more of a comedy side than a mystery case. Still liked it though.
What many people don't understand is the challenge of writing a comedy. And making it funny.
Character - 4
Jokes - 3.4
Sound - 3.5
Dialogue - 4
Animation and Visuals - 3.4
Total 3.6 so 4/5
danmarkowitz responds:
Thanks!
Well, What can I say?
I discovered this series with "ooze," and "oz;" and am pleased to uncover with "ooh"s, and "ahh"s, that you reliably never lose applause when it comes to uncovering ruse and laws.
So I begin watching -refuse to pause- from the very beginning; amused because your skills in filling aloof, composed lines relying on loosed prose.
Your pacing is dire, your wordplay inspired, your themes laced in ire and punchlines are pointed.
Your music is mellowing, visuals harrowing, dialogue reveling levels disjointed.
A scurrilous series; full of many mysteries, comedy, history, and spurious lore!
I loved every aspect, despite art style derelict in any impact of serious noir.
One thing must detract from your score;
your animation is quite poor.
Though you did it quick, and I understand it, I cannot consciously grant you more.
So, we find ourselves enthused with jaws yet parted imparting your due guffaws, and bellowing forth with bemused desire to fellow the face of the music prior.
(the latter flattering melodic praise was left enfoeffed to level your raze to claim the name of your second act's song because it was the one thing I want)
Oh man, the first nwar. I didnt get in till the end of season one but i love it. I love it to bits. The puns, the visual gags, always fun revisiting.