As these shorts get further and further away from storylines that makes logical linear sense, they get more and more fantastic in every sense. This particular thematic experimentation is filled with hilarity.
This reminds me of cartoons from the 1920s, when animators were far more willing to use the drawn media to mess with viewers' perceptions for a joke. Great work!
Warped and abstract, I'm impressed that in this often random work your narratives are always far from abstracted. This is finely crafted work, artful and thoughtful, a dreamscape that stops just sort of demanding contemplation -- if only because its facets reflect so much nonsense and obvious illogic as to make it more of a stern but polite request.
That these dreams are often horrors gives them a gritty tension throughout, no matter what is actually happening. These are descents with thinly veiled threats of terror and vague intimations of beauty that may never appear, with no Virgil to direct or explain to us. In every place we are bewildered in the literal sense: cast to wandering in an unknown land, which in this case still seems at times terrifyingly familiar.
Fascinating work. Art in every sense.
With its excellent battle sequences, this is certainly one of the best cyborg Jesus Pope animations I have ever seen. This whole enterprise is sick, stupid, and very original, and you owned it 100%. I was thinking of giving it a four until I heard the Megapope Theme Song over the end credits -- you went that extra mile, and I totally appreciate it. My highest regards.
Usually it's the other way around, but this is one time when the animation outperformed the audio. Your story's nothing special, but these purposefully ugly and dingy visuals are fascinating! Your logo is great too. Total pass from me.
Best Clockday flash I've seen so far! It taught me the power of friendship, what a "job" is, and how to get a ham radio license. It also had drawings, some limited animation, and first-degree burns, so really everything I look for on Newgrounds.
Fantastic voice acting, timing, and animation. I love these characters, I love your cartoons, and I wish with all my heart that I had thought of using a fainting goat as a character. Brilliant!
What're you, some kind of an animator or something? Are you John Krikfalusi all of a sudden?
Because I enjoyed this cartoon a lot, like some kind of cartoon-enjoying guy. Great animation, nice sound, very entertaining!
Having recently read Michael Lewis' "The Big Short" and "Boomerang," detailing the recent collapse in the bond markets and international finance respectively, I can safely say that this is one of the most accurate portrayals of international banking in action that I have ever seen. Your research is impeccable.
cheers.
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Pencilmation #26 
Three Skins Without Men 
Megapope 
This One Time... 
F U Clock - Ep. V 
Bedfellows - Gary 
Who Are You? 
Central Bwankers 