Amazing
I am totally speechless. Incredible.
Reviews for "Miracle Explosion-Ep#06"
HUGO!
NOOOO! HE WAS MY FAVORITE! ...well, next to the Domo-Kun look-alike. :-( R.I.P. Hugo...
Absolutely amazing
I must say the graphics aren't top notch, but they are quite impressive, and overall amazing, your animation is great and I really enjoyed this movie. It was shourt, but it looked like frame-by-frame was used, so the size is tough to contol. However, this was a great movie with great effort. Keep up the excellent work...
Brilliance (speaking over the series thus far)
What can I say? This is the first Flash series that I have become addicted to. As soon as I was done watching #6, I went back and watched the rest of them. This series is excllent. There are many original aspects in here. And that which is not original has an added twisted to it.
This the also the first Flash series in which I have actually felt something towards the characters. For reasons consciously unkown, I especially like The Nameless One. And, Pobako's speech is hilarious. I find myself occasionally saying "Oohkaaay" on a daily basis now (very good evidence that I am hooked :). Overall, the characters are extremely well-developed and thought out. One more thing is the style in whcih the enemies are presented: the screen takes a shot of the enemy in all it's glory and flashes the name.
I highly recommend this to all, like it or not. If you like this, then it is my suggestion to you to check out the site, fourchinnigan.com.
fourchinnigan responds:
Wow! Reviews like this give me way too much credit, but thanks. You should hit my forums some time.
Better than anything else on Newgrounds...
This is the ONLY animated series on Newgrounds that's obviously written by someone with a talent at telling a story.
I've never actually FELT anything for a character in a flash cartoon who has a hole ripped through their stomach by a telly-tubby (I mean Tellie-tummy) before...but this storyline is involving enough that you actually lose yourself in Ned's plight...
And Pobako rocks!