I don't know that I particularly care for it either, but I made it, so it's going up. I think the script was bad and the whole thing really just ended up being way too long winded. I do like the drawings, though. They're all india ink on watercolor paper.
lmao, it's like AStro Boy with a twist! :D Always fascinating seeing modern speech accompanied by oldskool animation style, and though nothing actually happens in the animation, it was a fun watch! Doesn't seem lkike it'd be the start of an actual series though? I wouldn't mind if it was!
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I can't tell if this is a reference to MegaMan because it almost sounds like theme of it. Still nice work :p
Sadly in this day and age, the boy robot would be used the same way as the fem bots.
love the art style, animation and voice acting..XD
ps.. is this a parody ? lol
You may or may not care for this one, but lemme give you my two pence regardless:
The sound is amazing, fitting of a talkie from the 50's. The voice acting is well done in the sense that it is very evocative of the period it's meant to fit.
And the animation, wow! Though parts of it may be more still than others, you worked this one real good. Every frame is hand-drawn -- and I find that impressive.
Now, on to the story. Dr Astronimo seems to be a man with solid morals who wants nothing more than to be a dad, a bit like Gepetto who created Pinocchio. Then you have the interviewer/bad guy, whatever his name is, who is ever willing to force his ideals. I don't think that his lines should be rated E at all, just for the nature of what he speaks. That is T at best...
All in all, a solid 4.5/5 out of me. I enjoyed this.