I am surprised this thing is here, as standalone animation. It's a bonus to livestreamed Luluco. It's like adding anime openings as standalone animations. Reading this paragraph would probably take longer than watching the animation.
But what do I know, eh? Let's give this girl a rating, for cheese sake.
Story: 1
There is none. What did you expect?
Animation: 7
Trigger delivers. I personally love their works for animations, its sketchiness, exaggerated expressions, crazy action shots etc. I only give 7, because other than characters themselves there is little to no design. That's understandible, given the animation's length, so I think 7 is a fair note, eh?
Sound: 7
It ain't
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Aug 28, 2015
I've seen some short silent animations in my life. Their value lies in telling a meaningful story in as few cels as possible, through some inventive technique and quite often comedic idea. This short video can hardly be called an anime. It's an amateur clay animation. Other than being, probably, made by a Japanese, it differs from what we usually consider to be genuine 'anime'.
That being said, what purpose does this animation serve? It takes 68 seconds to watch. It's a silent clay animation. And it tells us that no matter how much of a shitty performance you can make, the ones who love you ... |
