Reviews for Ajin: The Bodies

[LadyIshtar17]

Always expect the unexpected from noiserover!

I have to ask, what inspired and or influenced you to do this kind of style, or how did you come up with such interesting story lines and characters? It's all so bizarre, but at the same time, it's like the creatures are just everyday people.

Eerie, but somehow relatable.

I never saw it coming that Wensin was really the skeleton man from the first episode of the series! The sequence where his nose falls off, and then he proceeds to shake, almost like a wet dog, and all the bits of flesh, blood, and guts just come flying off like water. A thing of beauty.

Interesting how the growth on Lucy's neck is beginning to take control of her. I thought for sure she was a flesh-eating dryad, and it's so neat how you made every character connected to each other, everyone had a place and is relevant to the story.

I really do want to poke your brains, you seem to be such a creative and interesting individual with a knack for storytelling and dialogue, and an even greater honed skill of creating such awesome work!

noiserover responds:

I've been thinking up this stuff since I was a kid, it was a nice escape. I love that scene with Wensin too, poor guy. He just can't make it work. Thank you for the awesome review! Now, on to the next episode of Frank and Perry...

[Dizzel]

Kinda 3D but nice,wicked!

noiserover responds:

Thanks!

[Circusofvalues]

"Its so fucking bizarre and hardcore."
-Huge Jackmen.

noiserover responds:

Thanks man!

[thediskoman]

I see you've upped your game on animated biped movement for a bit, very nice. Story is creative and still confusing as all get out though. XD

noiserover responds:

Haha thanks!

[chris-the-stick]

the animation was perfect, and the humans/humans walking animation/walking parts in general, the face expressions and the oevrall features/drawings and colours of this movie, ALL OF THEM WERE PERFECT.

this was a perfect movie.

as for the story, it was confusing as hell, but thanks to your movie description, i got some of it.
now i shall ask you a few questions about the storyline of the movie....

i liked how the ''werewolf(?) guy'', tried to find the skeleton/zombie guy, and that he even talked with the human-witch lady....
who is the ''werewolf'' guy? and why was he cutting up those intestines?
also, was who was the little zombie-girl?
as for shuurp, he was the dead guy with the chopped intestines, am i right? a sad fate for this man... oh man... :(
i wonder, is ag still alive?
as for the skeleton guy, or wensin, he should be killed, for he is a plaugue for this land.
good story, confusing, but very beautiful visually.

keep up the good work.

noiserover responds:

Thanks so much! It's actually the skeleton guy cutting up the intestines. He's going back to give them to the goblin witch (Not the human witch) in 'the Growth.' She agreed to finish the skin spell if he brought her some more intestines. But when he goes back to find her she and her friends are gone. With the spell unfinished, his flesh is coming apart so he gives up trying to find her and shakes it off.
The zombie girl is just Wensin's (the skeleton's) friends. As a side note, she was messing with the werewolf (Jon) when she told him people were outside waiting for him. He just wants to make some friends.
Ag is still alive and is the one with the chopped intestines.
Shuurp is the skeleton lying on the ground at the end of 'The Growth.' The goblin ate his intestines and used the rest of him to give Wensin his skin back (This is all before you see Wensin cutting up Ag's intestines in this cartoon).
Hope that makes sense and answers all your questions. Glad you liked it!