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[ULTRAKILL players when they fail their algebra class]

+FISTFUL OF DOLLAR
+SWIFT EXIT

Coin was a bit simplistic, but that can be forgiven given it was just there to set up the animesque climax.
Also is that a fucking twerking Crewmate in the picture frame

[GIVE HIM BACK]

The dithering and pixel style reminds me of Flipnote Hatena - very cute.
The untied shoelace gag was a neat addition to the original audio.

[Tommy Davidson: Private Eye- Episode Two- A Murder]

A lovingly animated and authored film noir parody - Davidson's monologue provides plenty of sidesplitters and some neat bits of worldbuilding about the dumpster fire of a city he resides in.

Post-credits blooper was pretty funny to watch, as well.

PadrePuerte responds:

Thanks a ton! Appreciate you watching, glad you liked it! <3

[YOUR MOM]

Damn, these spirits can be real smartasses
Nice work on the possessed TV - looks like its possessed by a shifty and devious spirit.

[GAV RICH Nu Carnival Fan MV]

Very damn stylish and chaotic - feels like an official video for Nu:Carnival.

PinkPoppo responds:

Wow I'm flattered! I'd like to make something official for Nu:C/Pinkcore one day

[Reymigkel has approached]

twenty-first century humour, twenty-first century sketching
Nicely done shitpost.

[Kidnapping case]

You dodged a massive fucking bullet there, Lee, and this anim drives that home with the force of a sledgehammer.

[garfield smokes weed]

...y'know, Jon being high off his ass would explain Garfield's walking and talking. (Not weed specifically, though - that normally doesn't make you start seeing/hearing shit)
Feels like a nice mix of cel animation and newspaper cartoon visuals.

[itali anfootball]

That penguin's fall was pretty damn smoothly animated - made its explosive crash landing all the funnier.

[THE ATOMIC BOMB!!]

Top-notch infomercial parody, with a lot of hilariously pitch-black comedy and clever use of mixed media.
Main complaint's with the opening - I'm not epileptic, but the flashing was way too harsh.