Tribute to Kingdom Hearts

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[Edit] OMG, I'm so sorry to confuse everyone! I only meant that this was my first time submitting to Newgrounds and that I did this movie to learn more about Flash which I have done lil animations on. I also noticed I did a typo with the title and with Yoko Shimomura's name! *_* I really appreciate the feedback and I'll reply to each of you if I have time. For those who liked this lil short tribute, thank you so much!

Earlier entry:
Yay, this is my first time submitting to Newgrounds. I did this movie to learn how to use the Flash software and I'm happy with te results. I would like some feedback on how to make more better animations using Macromedia Flash :) Enjoy!

Hehe. just to clarify, it's my first submission to Newgrounds and not really my first flash movie ^_^ The drawing tools in Flash were easy beause I worked with ToonBoom last time with an animation studio. All I had to learn was how to use a lil bit of actionscript, masking, instances, etc. XD Thanks a lot for the feedback! I really do appreaciate em :D

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WiseIdiot

2019-03-13 17:44:01

This animation is 14 years old and is still a great tribute to the original game.

GallifreyanKeyblader

2016-05-17 15:01:24

Been thinking about this song the last few minutes or so today.
This game reminds me of the earliest house i can remember.
The earliest house that I can remember living in this city.
I grew up in that house through the 90s and until 2001.
My next door neighbours were my best friends at the time.
It was always fun to go to their house and vice verse.
I was friends with their kids Jordan, Jamie, Jason, Jeremy, and John.
Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep always reminds me of that old house.
My clubhouse was basically just a forest camo seaside shack anyway.
I remember one night I thought I saw a (Zu)bat swoop down in my backyard.
We should've kept the "star cruiser" from my old swingset when we moved.
The deck was raised up and you could totally hide a treasure chest under there.
Buried a Burger King puppet of Woody under the tree when I was little back then.
The basement was huge with four rooms and a small boiler room for storage.
We would always store our canned goods under the stairs for some reason.
One of the rooms was used for my dad's home gym and we had the laundry room.
All my imaginary friends back then were just characters from Nickelodeon shows.
Sega is what we grew up with until the blue house where I got my original N64.
I wish I could maybe move back to that house or even the blue house we had after.