I remember you posted on this deviantart.
Congrats dude and I know that grueling feeling of animating but yet need to challenge yourself to make it look right. Its the same thing with my own animation where I decided to animate seriously and tried to make everything look right and it was painful because I did so many reworks. I hope to see more from you when you feel the need to animate again.
You deserve a pat in the back.
I loved this. Thought it was awesome. Have always wanted to see a Megaman Zero animation that was at least half decent. I'd say you blew it out of the water.
You speak of passion for animating. I'd say you have a lot of it. Don't lose that. I really like your work. Honestly I think you could make a series out of this and I'd support the crap out of it. Huge fan of the Megaman Zero games.
One thing that kind of killed it for me though is Zero's voice sounded like it was far away. Didn't quite fit right.
Next one I want to see Zero vs Harpuia!
I dont like too much the plot of Megaman Zero, butthis flash really show what type of plot is....Well, 4 stars, not five for a few details, but is an awesome flash for Megaman Fans, a lot of work....
Very nice work! Animating a dramatic track is a cool idea, and you did a great job of capturing the atmosphere of the scene, even if it is typical shonen anime fare. It's clear that you put a lot of effort into this; the backgrounds are ornate and professional, and the characters look great and on-model.
I do have complaints about the animation, though. It's often jagged and rough (like with Copy X's arm gestures), and most of the time there isn't much animation at all. Line art on things that have animation also tends to look uneven, with various degrees of thickness. My biggest gripe, though, is the lip-syncing; when characters talk, their jaw moves way too much, and sometimes even disconnects from the rest of their face a little bit. I also think there are too many distinct frames to the talking mouths, which draws too much attention to them. For me, that was the main aspect of this cartoon prevented it from looking authentic, as mouth movement tends to be a lot less elaborate in this style of anime (or at least that's what I recall it being like).
Despite those issues, it's clear you're a skilled artist. I think you just need to clean up your animated assets a little bit to give it the same level of detail as your still image art.
I found this really good. One thing that bothered me was the animation, a bit. The characters just stand there. I would love to see the mouths move a bit smoother and maybe make the characters show a bit more emotion.