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[HOTM Chapter One]

Bout time! ^_~

Seriously, I'm glad you guys can finally get this done with. And I'm glad I could be a help with the process. Great movie, guys!

Rogan-YLS responds:

Thank you for your support.

[Perfect Kirby 3.2]

Genius yet again!

After an intense day of waiting for the next installment, we finally see it, and it couldn't be better!

Pikanjo responds:

Hope you have the pstience to wait till Friday for PK3.3!

[Perfect Kirby 3.1]

Worth the wait...

Since I saw PK2 just about one year ago, I remember waiting and waiting for the next installment, waiting for Neil and Kirby to make a triumphant return. Yet it never came, and time passed on. Then, I start to get to know John, and PK3 comes back into my mind, thinking of how amazing it would be to see Kirby again. Finally, the last minute arrives and I await patiently until it it processed into the Portal. John tells me it is up, and as the movie loads, I can't help but build up with excitment. Just the thought of this series continuing was enough the make me shake with excitment. Then...the movie began.

I saw how Richie has improved his style from the classic PK to the timeless PK2, but now, it seems perfect, pardon the pun. I look at all of the smooth animation, rich colors, and amazing character models and think of how difficult a task of that size would be. The sound was the best of all of the PKs, and the only complaint I had was about Professor $1.99's new voice, but that can be excused. And of course, I won't leave John out of this. The jokes were pure gold and you gave us older PK fans many a laugh with the references to PK1 and 2. The script flowed together seemlessly and the storyline was set up well.

After watching PK3.1, I can only wait until tomorrow when we see the rest. John and Richie, you are truely gods in the Portal.

Pikanjo responds:

Thanks. I know fans have waited 381 days since PK2, but it was well worth the wait. Be sure to catch PK3.2 and PK3.3.

[DBZFAN 5]

Wow...

I can only think of how cool it would be to see how far your own series has progressed from age 12 to 18. This is an amazing movie that must have taken a lot of time and you should be very proud of it.

djchrispy responds:

I am very proud of it. Im not, however, 100% proud with some of the things that have happened in my series. I animated it all off the top of my head, so it ends up somewhat reflecting on my personality at the time, and i feel that somewhat makes the series a bit weaker at parts but its ok (see episode 3...yeesh...)

[Badly Drawn Stickman]

Eh...

Well, since it's frame by frame, that's hard so I honor you for that. Otherwise, it's not good. Sorry, but from the looks of it, you could handle a big project with smooth animation easily.

Bezman responds:

Thanks for the honest review. If you'd explained a bit more where I was going wrong and what I could have improved, your review would have been more useful.

I take it by smooth animation you mean motion tweening?

Thanks for the acknowledgement of my efforts. :)

[-ClayJackass-]

Wow!

I'm sure doing the frame by frame animation with the clay was VERY hard. Keep it up!

NSUPRA responds:

Yes it is

[Fat Head's Last Straw]

At least put some effort in it...

All I pretty much saw was one movie clip going too fast. I know it couldn't of taken you very long to make this and I've only been working with flash for about 3 months.

AvocadoClock responds:

Uh... huh...

You got a lot to learn... the only movie clip in this movie was the background! I have no idea what you're talking about in the first line of your review. This movie was a parody that was handed to me, so I didn't set the speed on the background, either. I just worked around it.

I guess everyone has their own animating techniques in flash, but I still don't see what the heck you're talking about. (Are you just trying to sound smart since you just found out what a movie clip is?)

As for how long it took me to make this, you'd be surpised. Notice the detail in my animation next time around. I don't just hit the ground like a block or bounce off the ground inanimately. There's subtly animation throughout the whole piece that you'd never notice without working with it in flash.