He sounds like Adam Carolla. Then again, he also still sounds like Brad Dourif. Does that mean Brad Dourif sounds like Adam Carolla? Yeah, the kid's name was Andy too. You didn't need to explain that joke. I had a Furby McDonald's toy once.
That means it wasn't operational. This is a good setup. The animation was very nice. How nice you mentioned YouTube, yet also put it on Newgrounds. Well, we can put anything we want here.
I'm confused about where in the video I explained Andy's name, so I don't necessarily understand that criticism. Also, I've also been told Brock's Chucky sounds like Fat Tony from the Simpsons at times, so I'll add Adam Carolla to the list!
There's a version of this video Youtube that links back to Newgrounds. There's a slight line difference, "I can't stop saying FUCK!" in the Youtube version is, "There's a naughty version for all you desensitized degenerates." which links to Newground's version. So in this video when he says, "Youtube doesn't like No-No Words" and you see the video on here, I assume people would connect the dots that he is implying "Because Youtube doesn't like naughty words, here's the Newgrounds version" without directly saying it. I'll be direct with these messages next time.
Great animation. Loved the Chucky impression. When I first saw the 'YOUTUBE EDITION" of this video, I thought It could've been legit for a Pre-Movie short! My only bad review is when around 01:47-01:48. when Woody introduced Play-Hoe, I felt like we we're robbed. The animators could al least changed the scene to where she was completely nude. Just my opinion, but overall, great parody!!!
If Child’s Play took place in the 1990s instead of 1980s.
Chucky Furby? Disney is making it canon for toy story! surely they dont want to make a rated r for toy story film for kids
a lot of the humor felt pretty forced, & the toy story parody went nowhere, but genuinely I can tell this had a lot of love put into it, and its a pretty funny concept with some nice animation.
Truth be told, the Toy Story elements were mostly put in because the Producer/money person needed a "hook" for Youtube clicks, and Toy Story gets more search engine searches than Chucky. So you're not wrong.