This bled a little too much between informercial and narrative, which was confusing because I didn't know what to get used to. Great animation and voices, but some better consistency would have made this really good.
Reviews for "E-Fame Survival Guide"
Objection!
By being extremely obnoxious and intentionally post bad/controversial content, you are guaranteed to get e-fame. Examples of this rule include:
Kim Kardashian, Double Take, Justin Bieber and Rebbecca Black.
To quote Charlie Sheen: "Rebbecca black, we don't hate you for being famous. You're famous because we hate you."
I was excited to see this one, but sadly I've been left disappointed. I understand you're doing the advertising theme, but it's way too similar to the Free2Play flash you made (which by the way, I enjoyed) but I find this to be a little too stale. I couldn't even laugh at any of this thrown at me, and trust me, it is very easy to make me laugh.
The art, as always, is attractive to look at. I like the cute, simple style you got going, but it seems to be all the same like Magnivez said, just recycling and your art is sorta getting a bit tiresome to look at through the same process of animation. We want to see improvement! Your animation is a little jumpy as well.
Jaxxy and TomaMoto are always good voice actors and this is the main reason why you got one star.
I am sorry, man. But hey, you got a lot of fans anyway, so don't have to fret over one review, right?
You two use the same formula on nearly every cartoon. You always display an ignorant character interacting with a rational character, and then allowing the ignorant character to dominate the cartoon. It's even evident in a year-old animation like "I'm Ugly". The style you two use, while very appealing, has also yet to improve in the past year. When I look at a cartoon like "Girl Gamers" in comparison to this one, I see the same style of anatomy, same type of colors and compliments, the same puppet animation style, and yet again the same formula of storytelling. You recycle the same traits in almost every cartoon you make, and it makes them static and uninteresting.