Wicked Sick!!
Good work. Hope to see more
Reviews for "*Hyperanimation! Pilot"
Good Stuff.
I liked it, keep it up.
Funny...
Pretty funny and well-made overall.
There's consistently good animation throughout the movie with many funny, zany gags and good pacing. The only real criticism I could think of centres around the uneven fidelity of the voice work, and an added 'I'm acting right now, how will I deliver these lines?' feel. It's not bad acting, and luckily it isn't too out of place within the context of the humour of the piece. I'd have liked to give you a 7 if not for those facts. Make the audio more natural sounding and higher ratings will be easily earned I think.
Nice flash, I look forward to seeing more of this series.
JunkFoodKing responds:
Thanks.
Yeah, you can only do such good voice acting with a mic, Audacity, and a few amateurs.
A See a Great Series on the Horizon
this was realy awesome. The great animation was there and Humor was also top notch, I would gladly like to see a second episode. Keep up the great work!
Wow...
Lots better then the stuff I usually see in the portal! Seriously, so many things about this flowed so well...the music choice was excellent, (turning japanese, nice touch), and it was funny, AND age appropriate. Bet you did that so you can show you're parents and other adults, huh? Yeah, I do that too...
Just a little critisism I'd like to give though. The thing was going really well, right up until the sugar rush scene. From that point on, everything just became a little too random and bizzare...In my opinon, the sun scene was way too dragged out. It just seemed like the plot...wasn't going anywhere, and it was just random events happening...nonetheless, nice stuff. I look forward to your future flashes!
JunkFoodKing responds:
It was made appropriate for the PA High School Computer Fair. The scene with the depressed brain cell originally had him holding a gun up to his head before he's "Sugar-Blasted".
Glad you liked it, and thanks for the constructive criticism. The next few episodes' plots make more sense.