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Fanfrickintastic!

Underrated

If we get an animated adaptation they best be taking notes this opener goes hard

Very soon okay so much soon in amazon prime

dude, this should have been longer! 🏚🌃😊😊😊

Amazing

Bro we need an animated show adaptation of the comics in full color😭😭😭 Like I love the show but it would be so sick to have that as well yk

amazing!!!!!!

Need to come out on VR. Awesome artwork.

What was your role in illustration the blue’s clues book

hole shit this is badass i love the comics i read it all and i just found this this is assume man

how in the fuck does the not have more views

evil dead trilogy in a nutshell

Every Remembrance Day I post this on my Facebook and ask that we all remember the sadness and horrors of war. Lest we forget...

I see you! Find me❤😂😂

TRELATHIKE O KOSMOS

I really like this animation and show all the memorable imagery of the original trilogy. Not sure if that Evil Dead animated series is still happening but I would like to see something like this.

Amazing I love it Good Work ❤

So good!

called 1:04 ❤😊🎉 2023 1:04

cabin in the woods 0:17 2023 0:17 ❤😊🎉

cabin in the woods

"Hey she-bitch! Let's go."

So cool

Excellence in all respects. Well done!!

Just saw this and I wish it was the main title theme for the show ❤ when Rick is on top of the tank and shoots the walker while the camera goes back, and the music… awwww! Chills man chills 😅

Love the live action interpretation of TWD, even if it did stumble in some parts, but damn, an R-rated, comic-accurate, animated series akin to Invincible (coincidentally, another series written by Robert Kirkman) would be fucking amazing.

This is the coolest thing I have seen in my life.

The film might have been short, but you told more in it than some feature films. War veterans were always told to just move on; put their pasts behind them as best they could, but we all know that war changes people, whether they want to or not. I'm glad PTSD is officially recognised as something that's both treatable and actual damage to the psyche. It doesn't make you a coward, it just means you can come back damaged, just the same as if you lost a limb, or still had shrapnel in you that's unsafe to remove

0:24 how did he grow his hand back

I can't wait until 2018 for this

Dad (infantryman) was cannon fodder. Son (B-24 aircrew) was bait.

I still remember watching this when it first came out 12 years ago. Crazy

Is the prize in war, to win? No, the true prize, is not to lose.

nice

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I remember when attack of the show played this, it was amazing then, it's still amazing now.

Awsome! Did you create this in Blender?

Im so dumb i was waiting for ash vs evil dead 😝

Fantastic animation 🔥

this is so cool! Sorry for being super late to the party but what software did you use to animate this?

Mixed response. First the Pros: the incredible amount of research that went into getting the aircraft and landscape accurate was obvious... even the font used for the credits was period for the era, bravo! This was a thoroughly enjoyable vid to watch, and was a nice tribute to the men of The Greatest Generation (as the WWII era was known). Now the Cons: the false equivalency of Midwest America being the same as Nazi Germany, the "There but for the grace of God go I" mentality. My uncle (long since passed... and I'm almost 60) flew on B-17s over Europe. He said it was terrifying, especially watching bombers next to him being torn out of the sky by flak bursts and Luftwaffe fighters They usually couldn't see the targets, flying above 20-30,000 feet, but they knew they were cities they were bombing, cities with schools, hospitals, etc., but also with Wehrmacht training facilities, factories churning out tanks and U-boats, Gestapo torture sites, Nazi propaganda facilities and such. And the overall mentality of our servicemen at THAT time was, "If THIS is what it takes to make that Nazi a-hole Hitler surrender... the guy CAUSING all this hate and misery for millions... then so be it." Once we discovered the true extent of the Holocaust in 1945, this mentality was even MORE justified... Gen Eisenhower even rotated American units (AND German civilians!) though the disgusting scenes of Dachau... where they found lampshades made from human flesh... to reveal to every average person the true extent of the brutal, heartless depravity of the Nazis. Less important was the narrator whining, "HOW was I supposed to feel, "dad"? AM I supposed to feel? WHY didn't you TELL me what it was like?" If the son and the dad were both in the same service (both pilots, or both infantry), this question might've made sense. But for a heavy bomber pilot to accuse a guy who fought in the trenches of WWI (poison gas, rats, etc.) that he "didn't tell him what it was like" really made no sense. Other than yes, you'll lose a few friends... something every kid whose ever enlisted knows before going in from all the war movies, even then. Finally, the co-pilot's full beard (along with the dad's goatee in the trenches of WWI) was cringe-worthy. Whoever did the impressive amount of research on the B-24 Liberator must've somehow not looked at a single photo of the brave young men FLYING those B-24s, because except for the random Clark Gable mustache, NO facial hair was ever worn (please google it yourself if you need to). I saw the name Skywalker in the credits, so I assume Disney had a say in their look, but there is a line between honoring an era and misrepresenting them. All I ask is that for me, and every other veteran, historian, and/or relative of someone who served in WWII, please show "our boys" as they really were, rather than making them look like hipster X-wing pilots. Thanks, and MTFBWY :)

Barely seeing this now but, oh my gosh I'm in love, and amazing tribute animation! Would you ever update it, considering the starz series and remake of evil dead?

Can't see a damn thing with the player controls in the way, but ok.

This reminds me of the newest walking dead intro, so awesome man

So I found one of UA-cam's hidden Gems 💎

GROOVY

Nice story

Very nice!

Nice, I've been waiting