Linhishyra's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Evangelion Collab]

The ice cream was a complete lack of respect...

Thriftman responds:

Swag

[depressing stories]

What lovetrouble said, congrats on this reflective piece

dylan responds:

"you're everything I need and more, it's written all over your face"

- beyoncé, 2008

[BecauseMos]

Good critic, nice jokes, hilarious stereotypes. I think animation could've been better; and so the points exposed in it; although there is a side of this debate which has less anad less obscurity to hide into; they still have like 2 or 3 valid arguments that are interesting to debate though.

TmsT responds:

I agree, I'd've loved to put more time into the animation for this, and really outdo Cosmos' character animation (which is often weird and stilted, though still entertaining). Unfortunately Cosmos has its final episode this Sunday, so I had to release Becausemos well before then, for maximum impact. Got it done in about 4 weeks or so, working around other projects at the same time.

['Photon Frogs']

Whoa, so that's how lightbulbs work, who'd knew? Thanks for the fact and great animation too.

Butzbo responds:

Thanks man! Always glad to help somehow through animation , heheh!

[Debunker Showdown]

You know, your attitude is the best in the world, your passion put into being nice is what makes you an entire different league of most debunkers, which I agree with FelixVonLuckner, have become sour for dealing all the time with actually dumb people, which you are not, you are smart, real smart on my humble opinion, your theories are well rounded and have lots of logical foundations, your logic works greatly on its own therefore making sense all the time; I've followed your videos and like them because they make a whole bunch of facts sound really pretty.

But pretty and logic is not enough to prove things, the scientific method is like it is because of centuries of trial and error proven it to work and because it is really simple; and has proven EVERYTHING we know for sure by now, it has not failed once (not even in the double slit experiment, which is one of the most puzzling yet), don't get me wrong, we don't know everything yet, but that is the goal of science, to one day come to understand everything.

I agree with you that ancient knowledge has been diminished and even ridiculed by modern people, but only by religious-arrogant and racist-nacionalist ones which are unable to accept someone is smarter, worse case, smarter and died milenia ago. But won't go s far as thinking the people back then understood science beyond science.

Most of the ancient religions were actually more like sciences, that's why they contain lots of math and physic principles entwined with poems and chants, but that was lost when religion became an ideology purely to "force" the knowledge to be as someone wanted it to be. Most of current religions forbid questioning the gods, while most of ancient ones encouraged dialogues with theirs; current religions even regard nature as dirty and imperfect whilst ancient ones adored it.

As far as I've watched you are familiar with high tech and lately discoveries, therefore you know physicists already have a limited number of possible "OMNITHEORIES" cooking, that in the case of ever being completed will explain every single phenomenon on the universe debunking for good everything else (at least in terms of matter and energy; time and space might still be in the not-so-sure-what-the-hell-is-going-on realm); so as far as I it concerns me, no other energy will be able to exist out of that model because it would be able to predict every physic, real phenomenon.

I think that your ideas are poetical and beautiful; even logical on their own, but lack enough reality soil to flourish into actual science; currently you have a theory, which is very valid, but unless you can prove them, it is not possible to call it science.

Keep up with that attitude because openness is way harder to achieve than plain knowledge; that's what the greatest scientist have done, being open to the posibilities.

RiverJordan responds:

Thank you! This was beautiful to read :D

[TET Project]

We are getting somehwere, it has nice art and so, but lacks fluidity; although it's a game and some "stifness" might be concealed, to make it a good and modern-standard animation, it needs more movement, hair and shadow tircks might be innexpensive and useful, another layer with particles may be?

Good job.

Sev4 responds:

That's right in games we sometimes skip transition between moves and that's really missing here. I'll do my best to improve this (and to add a few fx I forgot ^^) and make the next video better!
Thank you for your advices!

[Organ Story]

Or: Humams the videographic description. Amazing, it is a grat development on grossful education. Keep it up.

Splapp-me-do responds:

Thanks!

[The Reward]

That was amazing, truly a master piece, you guys really know how to tell a story. Congratulations on your magnificent job, you are true professionals, bravo!

TalesofAlethrion responds:

Hey man! Thanks for the kind words! :) Hopefully the kickstarter will be a succes (please all the gods in the entire galaxy PLEASE!) almost there and 3 days left. Then we will bring a series to you guys ;)

goo.gl/ynGTu

[Onirotelepath]

Perfecto, an excelent animation, interesting character design (of which I praise the south-american face features) great idea, great feeling. Kudos and congrats for a winner is you :3

Muchas felicidades por el trabajo.

AndrePaz responds:

Thanks a lot!

[Lyravator]

Great work, I've seen it in deviant, then disappeared, then here, that's great because I'm more active here than in DA, so all I have so say is that it is >priceless<; althought I think a more dynamic Celestia would do better.,

Snapai responds:

It's still on DA, though I've seen a few people repost it there, and had to report them. Check my gallery there if you're still looking for it :)