Sector Z might be the most tragic characters in Codename: Kids Next Door They were brainwashed into becoming Father's kids, yet you can tell part of them is still aware of who they used to be It's honestly one of the show's darkest storylines
The Maxx is one of the most original adult animated series of the 1990s and is now regarded as a cult classic. Created by Sam Kieth and adapted from his own Image Comics series, it premiered on April 8, 1995, on MTV as part of the Oddities programming block. The series consists of 13 episodes, each running approximately 12 minutes. 🎨📺
At first glance, The Maxx appears to be the story of a bizarre superhero named Maxx, a towering man in a purple suit who lives as a homeless drifter in the real world. However, the series soon reveals itself to be a deeply psychological exploration of trauma, identity, and the ways the human mind creates mechanisms to survive. 🧠💜
The talented Alonso Ramirez Ramos (Splindehorse Toons "Hazbin Hotel") posted the animatic of "Dungeons, Dungeons, and More Dungeons"
https://t.co/0pvLUa0CIj
Ramos also saw the development for the pilots for Primos and StuGo after his work at "Runaway Railway"
#GravityFalls
Boy, Naddy's mother was very strict with her when it came to Japanese culture. And then she found the value of freedom from American videos. And dude, @MagandaMarieVA dropped the f-bomb! Granted, it was censored, but that was so gold! 🤣👏👏👏 #The100Girlfriends
>Visibly different dance skill levels for plot reasons
>Singing & dancing synced up accurately
>Consistent character models
>Unique choreography for each girlfriend
>No copy & paste motions
>High frame animation
>Physics galore
People don't realize how insane this is