Because it's being brought up quite a bit, I do want to say "Every Shot" would be an accurate title too, but "scene" is also used as a technical term in animation for every time the camera cuts to a different angle
You deserve more credit. The fact that you did this WHOLE thing all by yourself is very impressive. I really thought that this was a reanimated collab or something. It's extremely good, and the animation is smooth as hell on a lot of them.
@@rydercartoonanimations I’d say the only reason it ISN’T smooth on some of them is because that’s how the style is. For example, all of the Hannah Barbera ones aren’t going to have the smoothest animation considering that’s how they were in the 60s
0:34 The fact that the single trumpet sound is what reminded me of where this art style is from just shows how fantastically they used sound in that series.
The fact that you went out of your way to imitate the SOUND DESIGN as well as the animation is leagues beyond what I was expecting. Holy cow, this project is nuts!
Did anyone else notice at 0:20 on the storyboard animation scene, the audio is pre-processed. It genuinely sounds like it came straight from the recording studio. That’s insane detail.
@@azzierulz In the original Steamed Hams skit, there is music playing over this scene and so that had to go, since storyboards are provided to the animators with just the voiceovers and sound effects (the music is composed later) There are a few programs online that you can use to scrub the background music out of an audio file, but they often leave artifacts such as the voice dipping out or sounding a little watery. I think the audio quality in this part of the video is just that happening.
@@zauztheblacksmithActually, no. The audio "artifacting" you hear is a deliberate artistic choice. There are two examples of voice-isolated Steamed Hams on UA-cam we can use as reference; the older one is amateur-quality with some artifacting and the newer one is close to professional quality with a clean sound. In both of these videos, for that specific scene, there is NO artifacting. Not even in the amateur one. I know there's a lot of musical doodahs and sound filters added so it's harder to tell, but the base voice quality in this video is very clean. In comparison, the audio for the scene in question is quite raw-sounding (from a cheap mic I might add). With all the evidence gathered, it's pretty clear that the audio there was deliberately altered, either by the artist or their sound person.
2:01 i LOVE the detail of skinner being drawn differently when he re-appears after exiting the room; a nod to steven universe's infamous inconsistent art style.
that one and the Edd's world one were so perfect, when I saw Edd's world I legit was convinced he'd traced over a scene or something because it is such spot on animation of that style
The only thing that would have made it better is if there was an extremely detailed close-up illustration of the burger right after Chalmers looked at it.
1:36 *_omfg_* you absolutely _crushed_ the John K style here! The fact it's not just the animation but the sound design changing all throughout this is really makes my brain tingle.
I think what really impressed me was when the storyboard one happened, the voice of Seymour actually sounded like as if the voice actor got into the booth and said the lines. No vocal manipulation, just the raw audio
Reminds me of how I did my own sound design jobs for "Steamed Hams," emulating "Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?" and "The Ren & Stimpy Show", albeit retaining the original animation.
@mohamed zayan I know for sound effects, it's usually a matter of stock sound effects libraries, typically from Sound Ideas. (They've even got the Warner Bros. Hanna-Barbera, Jay Ward, and classic Disney (Cartoon Trax) sound effect libraries available.) But for a few of the custom sounds (like the "Off-Beats" blinking sound) they'd be recorded from episodes/shorts where no music was playing in a scene, and there are a few like that.
This guy could probably get a job at any western animation studio at this point, considering that he pretty much replicated every well known western animation/art style there is. Seriously: this project can make for one hell of an achievement for his business portfolio.
This seems like it was a collab done by thirty people- the fact that it was ONE PERSON doing this FULLY COLORED, FULLY ANIMATED MASTERPIECE is incredible. Your hard work SHOWS. The attention to detail and the STELLAR sound design is above and beyond even collabs. This is phenomenal.
Everyone's talking about the Steven Universe proportion jab, but I think we need to appreciate Skinner's mouth going sideways on his head during the Tracey Ullman segment
@@laurafrakinroslin the joke was that skinner changes from normal proportions to having a large head and a shirt body, like how peridot constantly changed. You can also tell because of the round features and eyes.
As someone who has obsessed over and painstakingly researched the production history of Ren and Stimpy for over 20 years of my life, words cannot describe the joy I felt when I saw the essentially perfect comparison between the Spumco and Games Animation style as illustrated here, back to back. Most people wouldn't even be able to tell one from the other, but you actually nailed how drastically different the show became during those seasons.
@@limericky8548 It's okay, I know you must be going through something awful, we're all constantly facing big changes and inconveniences as human-beings, but it isn't quite healthy to present insults to people as a coping mechanism. Some may find it hurtful so it isn't very nice to engage in something that could potentially severely scar someone mentally. Hope things go well for you, and do please try to change the way you treat people.
All the sound design in this is great, using actual music and sound effects from the shows being referenced. I especially like it with the styles of the Hanna-Barbera animators, "The Off-Beats," "Rocko's Modern Life," Spumco and Games-era "Ren & Stimpy", and "Dexter's Laboratory".
That Ed Edd n Eddy animation was CLEAN. I've never seen anyone get so close to replicating the authentic outline wiggle from the show. I've seen alright attempts before, but this one took the cake. All the other ones are fucking great too, it's just the Ed one that caught my eye in particular
SOLO PROJECT??? *SOLO* PROJECT???? ITS AMAZING????? HOW HAD YOUR WRIST NOT BROKEN HALF WAY THROUGH??? Fr tho theres just so many art styles and so much care, detail, and accuracy put into every one its so perfect :'D
Mate, that Mike and Melissa style caught me off-guard. I love how you nailed each element of every style, especially the Ren & Stimpy style, the pacing of that one was on-point
@@TheAllcreatorLiveArchives Exactly, he even managed to use sound effects for a scene that's like a second long, my fav example is the ed edd n eddy style 0:34
No way.*No way.* YOU managed to create ALL of THIS, while also managing to nail down each cartoon/anime art style AND music and sound effects?!?! Hats off to you, sir.
@@spartanevansuperdude3781 Nah, it’s because the Korean animation studio, Rough Draft Korea, they used for half of the series was shit at following directions when it came to proportion’s.
@Ice Cream Man Fr, it's strange. It's not even like the animation was bad, it was just like for some reason, every animator was given a different reference. Shit was mind boggling cuz it's never obvious, it's always SLIGHTLY off.
This can only be made by someone with an intense appreciation for art and animation, and it makes me respect the various artists who have been making every single original cartoon over the better half of a century. And it makes me respect you for being able to put in the time and dedication to make this. You more than deserve to stand among those artists
Right? It's incredible, not only just the adherence to the animation style, feel, and pacing, and the brilliant touch of adding the appropriate music/sound effects, but even mimicking the different look between the early 90s cel production look and the later digital look, like, just look at and compare the crispness of the linework in the Oddparents style to the older style blurrier inked cel look for non-HD broadcast of the Dexter's Laboratory look. This is nothing short of a masterwork, this is the kind of video animation professors would show their students in animation colleges...
Yeah. I'm grateful for what we got from him, but god damn, his death was such a waste of a valuable life. Given the observed quantity and increasing quality of his output and the insight about him shared by friends and family after his passing, the kid was one of the best cartoonists alive by sheer virtue of his commitment and love for the craft on top of being just a pleasant overall fellow. He hit the ground of animation running and didn't stop sprinting til he was gone. What a loss. Eddsworld still exists, as his friends are doing a great job of continuing the legacy, but none of them are the force of artistic nature Edd was and it's hard to imagine where Eddsworld would be now with Ed's drive behind it.
2:02 I love the detail how when he comes out of the kitchen his proportions and art style change just like how Steven Universe essentially had two art styles due to half the show being animated by a different team in Korea. That's such a crazy small detail and i adore it.
@@voidishprattles4319 if there are different storyboarders, it equals different artstyles. different artstyles=different storyboard=artstyle inconsistencies
@@solariix4388 ah so there were two teams then? I was under the impression the Animators in Korea had miscommunication between them and the American team, which lead to the different style... Tho I've also heard that the inconsistencies were a budget thing too where the more "filler" episodes didn't have as much put into them so they could focus on the main episodes and making them look good. This is the first time I'm hearing about storyboarders unrelated to the Korean team tho. Steven Universe very weirdly has a lot of misinformation around it I've found out. Is there anywhere you're getting this info on? I'm now just feeling curious about the whole development story now.
Yeah, each episode of that show always ended with that stock music, so it's only fitting that the "Well Seymour, you are an odd fellow" part would use that bit.
I thought this was just gonna be a simple animation swap, but the fact you added music, sounds, audio effects, and gags fitting to the source material to each makes this absolutely incredible
That extra sound effect and face change for Ed, Edd n' Eddy's part, Ren & Stimpy and the storyboard one having no BGM or SFX at all really sells how accurate this project is. And holy shit all the animation styles and quirks of each show were so on point. 10/10
Y'know, I'll admit, egg on my face for not expecting much from this. This is absolutely phenomenal stuff, the four years of work really show through! Love the sound design details as well.
Fun fact: On a interview Lotusbandicoot said that the hardest scene to make was the firetruck one cuz he actually needed for the truck to pass by, so he burned his house down to accomplish this. He took so long to upload this video cuz he was on jail the last 3 years. Now thats dedication, bravo Lotus!
I love how at 2:00 or the Steven universe style the character model for principal skinner changes just like the show does for characters episode to episode
@@BeyondHydro Description does mention that's the intended one, since it's using the same style of pastel colors (although it's probably harder to notice since it's using yellow skin)
@@kirbyofthestarsfan the linework doesnt really match up, and the style itself had different background work. I think it's still fair to say the style doesnt match as wll as the other styles do to their source. The Ed edd and eddy one and the my life as a teenage robot one are spot on
This is amazing! May have taken a long time, but the end product is amazing. Really liked the Schoolhouse Rock! part near the end. Also, seeing Superintendent Chalmers in the Ed Edd n Eddy style was hilarious lol
This was incredibly well done! It really showed the differences between animation styles, and the fact that you also included relevant sound design for each one was a great choice!
@@drugstoredilemmas7962 nah, if you look closer you can see a bunch of minor changes, such as seymore's face being longer and sticking out more, not to mention the entire scene got redrawn to be more futuristic.
it took me several minutes to realize this was just you who did all this, what the fuck... hats off to you lad, this is incredible and the fact you never truly put it down after nearly 4 years is admiral
Normally when people do “In ___ style” type drawings or animations, they usually get lazy and just trace over/recolor the main character/existing characters from that show, but you actually managed to perfectly emulate the actual style from these shows in a way that feels natural. Not a lot of people can properly do that.
Favourite Styles... - Hanna-Barbera ( Ken Muse ) - Tom and Jerry - General 1930's Rubber Hose - UPA ( circa 1950 ) - Jay Ward - Chuck Jones ( early 1950s ) - Hanna-Barbera ( George Nicholas ) - Hanna-Barbera ( Don Patterson ) - The Iron Giant - Hanna-Barbera ( Carlo Vinci ) - SpongeBob SquarePants - Kennedy Cartoons And The Dover Boys. Shame You Missed Out Disney, Don Bluth, Tex Avery, Total Television and DePatie-Freleng Styles.
@@georgegray2373 If it counts for anything, the same animators at Gamma Productions worked on shows from both Jay Ward Productions and Total Television. The sound design was certainly different between them.
@@georgegray2373 I guess Disney's and Don Bluth's styles are extremely hard to animate since they are neither limited animation (like Hanna-Barbera or Filmation) nor overly exaggerated (like Rocko or Ren&Stimpy), requiring the characters to stay on-model while doing complex, fluid movements
I like to imagine that the last scene with the fire truck is meant to be from Gumball, since it frequently used live action footage or realistic looking cgi for characters, objects, and backgrounds
The sound effect in the EEE shot and the character design change in the SU shot and the two different R&S styles represented... i come back to this video so much its a HOOT
I absolutely love how you did the Hanna Barbera, J.G. Quintel, and Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends styles. The effort put into replicating these multiple animation styles is impeccable.
The first time I saw this I assumed it was a collaborative project; the fact that you did all of this, by yourself, over the course of four years, blows me away. This is incredible and you have every right to be proud of it. P.S. the Mike and Melissa shot made me spray water all over my monitor so thanks for that.
There are no words to describe how much I love this. I think the callback to "The Worst Batman Cartoon EVER" sold it for me. Either that or the storyboard scene.
Since everyone's talking about Steven Universe, I'll mix it up. Seeing Seymour looking that handsome in the Iron Giant style is unfair, I shouldn't simp like this. And seeing Lupin III season 3 style was such a touching nod. You're a gem to animation.
Absolutely incredible work! So many specific styles! Loved getting to see a little "Mission Hill" in there and the swaps between the Chalmerses during the "Aurora Borealius" sequence really got me.
0:34 As someone who grew up watching Ed, Edd n Eddy, This was the part i enjoyed the most. i even love how you can hear a musical piece from there too.
I’m still blown away how this was all done by ONE person, and with such great understanding of each styles down to the littlest of details like the Steven Universe bit. This in itself is an animation reel and shows how versatile you are, an absolute marvel to the eyes and anyone who love the animation medium as much as you do.
Because it's being brought up quite a bit, I do want to say "Every Shot" would be an accurate title too, but "scene" is also used as a technical term in animation for every time the camera cuts to a different angle
_*Woah- This must've tooked some patients and commitments to do～*:l_
Yeah, I usually avoid the term scene when talking about animation and usually say "shots" and "sequences" to avoid confusion.
You deserve more credit. The fact that you did this WHOLE thing all by yourself is very impressive. I really thought that this was a reanimated collab or something. It's extremely good, and the animation is smooth as hell on a lot of them.
Incredibly well done. It was fun remembering the "Toons" your styles were from. Thank you for your time and patience :)
@@rydercartoonanimations I’d say the only reason it ISN’T smooth on some of them is because that’s how the style is. For example, all of the Hannah Barbera ones aren’t going to have the smoothest animation considering that’s how they were in the 60s
The fact that you got the style of individual animators from three Hanna Barbera animators is so cool!
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0:34 The fact that the single trumpet sound is what reminded me of where this art style is from just shows how fantastically they used sound in that series.
Yes I was just about to comment, the fact they changed the whole sound design is just next level dedication holy smokes.
I noticed from the mouth
The vibrating lines were what tipped me off to it. Ed, Edd, n Eddy was always a very distinct show.
The sound effects used in Ed Edd n Eddy is fucking golden.
Nailed it 💪🏽😂💯
The fact that you went out of your way to imitate the SOUND DESIGN as well as the animation is leagues beyond what I was expecting. Holy cow, this project is nuts!
Yep. The aurora borealis part where the music drew inspiration from SpongeBob and the Fairly Oddparents caught me off guard. Wasn't ready.
Absolutely
This was a stolen idea but yeah really impressive.
The sound effect from Ed, Edd, n Eddy got me good. Well done!
@@matthewflores4183 how in the eff is this stolen. Some backwards logic
Did anyone else notice at 0:20 on the storyboard animation scene, the audio is pre-processed. It genuinely sounds like it came straight from the recording studio. That’s insane detail.
Yeah, this really made me sit up and notice. It's a hugely ridiculous bit of attention to detail. Bravo.
I'm pretty sure it was because the voice splitter is acting up. But yeah, good stuff.
@@Trimint123I mean it’s clearly intentional because the sound design is matched to each cartoon differently
@@azzierulz In the original Steamed Hams skit, there is music playing over this scene and so that had to go, since storyboards are provided to the animators with just the voiceovers and sound effects (the music is composed later)
There are a few programs online that you can use to scrub the background music out of an audio file, but they often leave artifacts such as the voice dipping out or sounding a little watery. I think the audio quality in this part of the video is just that happening.
@@zauztheblacksmithActually, no. The audio "artifacting" you hear is a deliberate artistic choice.
There are two examples of voice-isolated Steamed Hams on UA-cam we can use as reference; the older one is amateur-quality with some artifacting and the newer one is close to professional quality with a clean sound. In both of these videos, for that specific scene, there is NO artifacting. Not even in the amateur one.
I know there's a lot of musical doodahs and sound filters added so it's harder to tell, but the base voice quality in this video is very clean. In comparison, the audio for the scene in question is quite raw-sounding (from a cheap mic I might add). With all the evidence gathered, it's pretty clear that the audio there was deliberately altered, either by the artist or their sound person.
This is proof that Steamed Hams will never get old as a meme.
@ParaWarnerViacom wrong
You said it!
@@spencerthegarfieldfanboy it's been a living meme since 1996. it's always been one of the most talked about and most parodied simpsons bits.
Because it never got mainstream, thus you can say it's not overused
During dinner tonight, my younger brother declared it a dead meme, to which I responded that it would never die. Here's my proof.
The sound effects and backgrounds add so much
bruh where have you been
Yooo, it's the big gay
Glad to see you're alive
D I E S E L
he's alive
The Ren & Stimpy Season 1 version is absolutely spot on.
Definitely my favorite part bro laughed way more than I should have
They even made the reactions longer than necessary!
@Ahmed Malaki Eh kinda. Looks more like season 2 to me.
My favorite part, personally
I knew I wasn't the only one!
2:01 i LOVE the detail of skinner being drawn differently when he re-appears after exiting the room; a nod to steven universe's infamous inconsistent art style.
Absolutely amazing!
@Eddsworld you guys are really cool I love your episodes
Yoooooo
Loved when your style came up!
they really nailed the eddsworld's vibe
Yooo
That Spumco-era Ren & Stimpy is so spot on. From the exaggerated expressions to lingering reactions, both very distinct characteristic for that time.
so trueee
That's the one that got me grinning the most 😁
that one and the Edd's world one were so perfect, when I saw Edd's world I legit was convinced he'd traced over a scene or something because it is such spot on animation of that style
The only thing that would have made it better is if there was an extremely detailed close-up illustration of the burger right after Chalmers looked at it.
@@run2thestore Very true, that would've been amazing!
This is just incredible
Hey its the song machine!
Kevin my beloved
Didn't expect you here
Ah, Mr. Temmer. Fancy seeing you here.
I didn't know that he would be here.
1:36 *_omfg_* you absolutely _crushed_ the John K style here! The fact it's not just the animation but the sound design changing all throughout this is really makes my brain tingle.
Does John K better than John K. Not that that's very hard.
1:35 😂. FUCK😊
1:36 Fuckin the best way 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That was easily the best scene of the whole video and it absolutely blew me away!
@@ZakDaniloffI love that because of the layers being Groening on Groening.
I think what really impressed me was when the storyboard one happened, the voice of Seymour actually sounded like as if the voice actor got into the booth and said the lines. No vocal manipulation, just the raw audio
There’s a lot that’s impressive about the vid, but thank you for highlighting one of the more under appreciated, yet still amazing aspects of it
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God, you even nailed the sound design for each style!
Reminds me of how I did my own sound design jobs for "Steamed Hams," emulating "Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?" and "The Ren & Stimpy Show", albeit retaining the original animation.
@@ZakWolf Nice! I feel sound design is still a really underappreciated art, and can make a huge impact subcounciosly.
That's what elevates this from good to great
@mohamed zayan I know for sound effects, it's usually a matter of stock sound effects libraries, typically from Sound Ideas. (They've even got the Warner Bros. Hanna-Barbera, Jay Ward, and classic Disney (Cartoon Trax) sound effect libraries available.) But for a few of the custom sounds (like the "Off-Beats" blinking sound) they'd be recorded from episodes/shorts where no music was playing in a scene, and there are a few like that.
They went that extra mile just to do it...im impressed
I would've expected such a masterpiece to have been done by like 50 animators, but it was a SOLO project? Holy crap amazing.
wait this was a solo project? Ow my hand hurts just thinking about it.
@@thecluckster3908 4 years 1 month and 5 days
@@whoisanarnb Ow it’s hurts more now
That’s crazy dedication right there!!
This guy could probably get a job at any western animation studio at this point, considering that he pretty much replicated every well known western animation/art style there is.
Seriously: this project can make for one hell of an achievement for his business portfolio.
1:36 I love this. Not just drawn like Ren & Stimpy, but has the feel of it. The sound effects and music...it's perfect.
This one made me audibly gasp. Incredibly impressive work for a meme.
This seems like it was a collab done by thirty people- the fact that it was ONE PERSON doing this FULLY COLORED, FULLY ANIMATED MASTERPIECE is incredible. Your hard work SHOWS. The attention to detail and the STELLAR sound design is above and beyond even collabs. This is phenomenal.
Dear God, the amount of commitment, time and dedication is beyond stunning
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@@FanOfFictionalCharacters how dare you but also fair
yeah when I heard about it I just thought it was a collab this is crazy
@@azzierulzFunny thing is, Jeff Kinney stopped doing that thing, of WRITING key words on ALL CAPS, possibly due to backlash and jokes about it, lmao.
Everyone's talking about the Steven Universe proportion jab, but I think we need to appreciate Skinner's mouth going sideways on his head during the Tracey Ullman segment
I thought that was a nod to Clutch Cargo!
@@maxbrandt6 The Clutch Cargo segment was a nod to Clutch Cargo
Wow, the only way I could tell that was suppose to be Steven Universe was the background shading. Swing and a miss on that one
@@laurafrakinroslin For u lol
@@laurafrakinroslin the joke was that skinner changes from normal proportions to having a large head and a shirt body, like how peridot constantly changed. You can also tell because of the round features and eyes.
This is easily and instantly in my top 3 favorite steamed hammed videos. Also, never realized how much I missed this meme till now.
Also, The audio changed to match the style is MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
Oh hey it’s the um tf2 guy
Also the Tom and Jerry animation style parts are strangely nostalgic
It’s ace. Very cool
@@wu2166 right?
@@wu2166 I got nostalgic just looking at the extremely short clip that uses the animation style for "My Life as a Teenage Robot."
I can see why jackfilms ranked this number 1.
Wait he saw this video? Where?
@@GameyGaming "Top 10 Videos of 2022 (real)"
@@indigoimp0446 thanks
Well this paid off. A job well done to you Bandicoot.
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Well it's glad to see you in one of Bandicoot's vids
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Welp, logo archiver in a non logo related video, this is suspect.
As someone who has obsessed over and painstakingly researched the production history of Ren and Stimpy for over 20 years of my life, words cannot describe the joy I felt when I saw the essentially perfect comparison between the Spumco and Games Animation style as illustrated here, back to back. Most people wouldn't even be able to tell one from the other, but you actually nailed how drastically different the show became during those seasons.
John Kricfalusi was forced to leave Nickelodeon in 1992, causing seasons 3-5 of Ren & Stimpy to be taken over by Bob Camp.
I found a fellow enthusiast of Ren and Stimpy! Hell yea
Shut up
@@limericky8548 It's okay, I know you must be going through something awful, we're all constantly facing big changes and inconveniences as human-beings, but it isn't quite healthy to present insults to people as a coping mechanism. Some may find it hurtful so it isn't very nice to engage in something that could potentially severely scar someone mentally. Hope things go well for you, and do please try to change the way you treat people.
@@Marjorie_But_A_Commentator Shut up
God damn! This is so well done!
Ikr
THE GREAT ONE!
Tracy Ulman scene is on point, to even the twist open face
It’s like we’re watching what the episode looks like in various alternate dimensions
Gooseworx your triangles make me feel alive
the fact that the audio processing changes to reflect the era of animation is astounding
2:26 I love how authentic this clip to SpongeBob they even include the music
Ikr
And also the Fairly Odd Parents
All the sound design in this is great, using actual music and sound effects from the shows being referenced. I especially like it with the styles of the Hanna-Barbera animators, "The Off-Beats," "Rocko's Modern Life," Spumco and Games-era "Ren & Stimpy", and "Dexter's Laboratory".
is there a full version to this one?
2:25 The flip-flop from SpongeBob to Family Guy to Fairly OddParents is so jarring I can’t help but laugh.
with a family guy in-between
Pay respects to Mucha Lucha.
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@@electricity-192 uncultured swine. I pity you. 2:34
@@electricity-192did you watch the video yet??
This is so cool! A celebration of animation and homage to the greatest ones.
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Tem um monte desses vídeos com diferentes animações a cada frame pelo YT, Shrek 1, Coragem, Joshua. Merecia um vídeo.
Ayo what the!?
Very fitting for this year, as Adult Swim released one of the best cartoons ever made, and Comedy Central released one of the worst cartoons ever made
@@Gyrbae Haha, very true.
1:30 the don hertzfeldt looks so authentic, love it
It's such an unforgettable luncheon
@@cooler_carpingtonironic
"SEYMOUR!!!!!! THE KITCHEN CUBE IS ON FIRE!!"
That Ed Edd n Eddy animation was CLEAN. I've never seen anyone get so close to replicating the authentic outline wiggle from the show. I've seen alright attempts before, but this one took the cake. All the other ones are fucking great too, it's just the Ed one that caught my eye in particular
0:34 That animation was clean indeed. 😊👍👍
Mr utica looks alot like eddy too lol
The little reaction sound effect was icing on the cake
I agree. It takes a lot of skill to get something like that down correctly
Thats how Eddy looks as an adult.
This is incredible.
Yes
BROCK!!!
Hey Brock!
Right?
SOLO PROJECT???
*SOLO* PROJECT????
ITS AMAZING?????
HOW HAD YOUR WRIST NOT BROKEN HALF WAY THROUGH???
Fr tho theres just so many art styles and so much care, detail, and accuracy put into every one its so perfect :'D
Wow, that firetruck was stupidly well animated.
ikr
GTA5 style
@@austincde yeah, it might be blender as well. or turbo dismount?
*It's an in real life truck.*
@@4GGR3TSUK0 r/wooosh
Mate, that Mike and Melissa style caught me off-guard. I love how you nailed each element of every style, especially the Ren & Stimpy style, the pacing of that one was on-point
I'm glad I noticed it too.
Yeah, that caught me off-guard as well
I thought that the creator of that animation was involved in the collaboration.
@@narottamcecil1803 That's the thing, this is a Reanimated, but it's not a Collab. The entire video was done by just one guy.
@@greengaleproductions Basically, most reanimated videos are done as collabs made by multiple animators.
The fact that even the backgrounds changed style is just a whole extra level of detail and I love it.
I enjoy the music/sound change's that match. It really helps define which era of animation each had.
@@TheAllcreatorLiveArchives Exactly, he even managed to use sound effects for a scene that's like a second long, my fav example is the ed edd n eddy style 0:34
0:36 isn’t getting much attention because most people unfortunately don’t know who Jonni is but you nailed it!
This is AWESOME! I was a director on both The Fairly Oddparents AND Teenage Robot and this gets my thumb's up approval for accuracy! Cheers!
For real !!!
Damn, thanks for contributing towards my childhood. lol
Hey John, I never saw your comment until now. Huge thanks for stopping by and leaving some kind words!!
@@lotusbandicoot My pleasure... I caught it late as well... great stuff!
OMG
I love the touch in 2:05 Steven Universe style where the character design completely changes in the very next shot
That killed me. I bet a lot of people wouldn't even notice that, or understand the joke
@@JackBond1234 I take it going off model is a thing that happens in the show often?
@@qsd5413 the joke is that the animation in the original Steven Universe is always so goddamn inconsistent
@@lxmondxmon7662 so basically what I said
@@qsd5413 you seemed confused, so I confirmed what you were saying
No way.*No way.* YOU managed to create ALL of THIS, while also managing to nail down each cartoon/anime art style AND music and sound effects?!?! Hats off to you, sir.
The extra sound effects and dialogue to match the animation styles are also incredible.
The fact that you went so far as to adjust the sound design for each style is just icing on the cake. Seriously impressive, my man.
Funny seeing you here, just about every UA-cam animator is here in the comment section
@@VongolaXZax as it should be
@@Dayonder lol XD
If you used a convolutional filter it probably wouldn't be too difficult
The Ed, Ed, and Eddy scene had one sound effect, and it was PERFECT
0:14 I love how smooth the animation is.
Me too.
Love that retro animation style. They used to put so much expression into the movements of each character.
For me the smooth bit is at 1:56
I like how Seymor's proportions changed completely after he came back from the door in the Steven Universe style, great touch there lol
That one had me laughing. Their animation is so inconsistent between scenes and episodes
I laughed so hard at that part
@@sarahlackenby8478 Yeah, cause it's constantly off-model.
SHOTS FIRED
@@spartanevansuperdude3781 Nah, it’s because the Korean animation studio, Rough Draft Korea, they used for half of the series was shit at following directions when it came to proportion’s.
The season 1 Ren & Stimpy shot was uncanny. You nailed the style perfectly.
I adore the Steven Universe joke with Seymour's design changing drastically after he comes back from the kitchen. Excellent touch
Where's Disney Style ?!
I burst out laughing when that happened. Wonderful touch, especially when only SU fans would really get it
@@Maranara explain?
@@Chisien because someone who doesn't watch the show wouldn't catch when the animation changes?
@@meredithcastro7869 yeah, I don't watch the show, I'm asking about the animation changes in the show
You get an A+ for changing Skinner's design after he comes out of the kitchen in the Steven Universe one.
Oh my god, that is genius.
I didn't get that. What is it referencing?
@@senorfederigo3700 I guess the fact characters in steven universe keep getting off model
Was about to comment this exact thing. Off-model is the norm for that show
@Ice Cream Man Fr, it's strange. It's not even like the animation was bad, it was just like for some reason, every animator was given a different reference. Shit was mind boggling cuz it's never obvious, it's always SLIGHTLY off.
I’m literally awestruck that this was done by one person instead of a collaboration of artists. Fantastic work!
1:00 tweening and the lip sync is spot on
Absolutely
That style reminds me with eddsworld
1:35 absolutely nails Ren & Stimpy, right down to the scoring, erratic facial expressions and '50s Americana backgrounds.
Best sequence out of all of them
Did you see the can of powdered toast in the back round?
I applaud their effort to put that little easter egg in.
@@jinstyles8323 even the shelf its on is the right vibe
The neck stretch was the best
The skin tone keeps flipping back and forth too. Epic.
1:00 the surprising accuracy of the Eddsworld style made me so surprised
Don't forget the nod to Cola in the Top left too.
Made me miss Edd again
It really is nostalgic.
I looked back and also noticed the “Internet Headquarters” picture frame to the left. This guy really did his research.
Yeah pretty accurate tbh
This can only be made by someone with an intense appreciation for art and animation, and it makes me respect the various artists who have been making every single original cartoon over the better half of a century. And it makes me respect you for being able to put in the time and dedication to make this. You more than deserve to stand among those artists
Exactly, the dedication alone is amazing but the quality and attention to detail makes this a masterpiece
Right? It's incredible, not only just the adherence to the animation style, feel, and pacing, and the brilliant touch of adding the appropriate music/sound effects, but even mimicking the different look between the early 90s cel production look and the later digital look, like, just look at and compare the crispness of the linework in the Oddparents style to the older style blurrier inked cel look for non-HD broadcast of the Dexter's Laboratory look. This is nothing short of a masterwork, this is the kind of video animation professors would show their students in animation colleges...
As tedious as this would’ve been to create, it must’ve been fun recreating all the different styles. Things wouldn’t get too boring
The Ed, Edd, n Eddy bit is just PERFECT, I dont even understand how you can get that so right.
“Masterpiece” isn’t nearly enough to describe how much I love this.
You’ve done an insanely fabulous job.
The Eddsworld one looks extremely spot on. I only wish Edd Gould didn't die, because his animation was rapidly getting better and improving.
It still hurts to think how we lost him so young, but his work continues to inspire people to this day, and we're all grateful for that :)
People like us remember and recognize his style and create great tribute animations of it, so in a way, Edd lives forever
Yeah. I'm grateful for what we got from him, but god damn, his death was such a waste of a valuable life. Given the observed quantity and increasing quality of his output and the insight about him shared by friends and family after his passing, the kid was one of the best cartoonists alive by sheer virtue of his commitment and love for the craft on top of being just a pleasant overall fellow. He hit the ground of animation running and didn't stop sprinting til he was gone. What a loss.
Eddsworld still exists, as his friends are doing a great job of continuing the legacy, but none of them are the force of artistic nature Edd was and it's hard to imagine where Eddsworld would be now with Ed's drive behind it.
Bro I lost my shit
I remember watching his cartoons back when I was 14 or so. Now I'm almost twice that age. It's crazy how fast time flies.
The way Skinner proportions completely changed in the Steven Universe animation was my favorite little detail.
End scene animation was Schoolhouse Rock!
I absolutely love how the audio changes as well.
This took over 3 years to make! I respect your commitment. This came out perfect 👍
Actually, it's 4 years
@@Oscar95451 4 is over 3 years, so FILNOBEP is correct.
Never expected to see u here
@@Flyingferrets5 so it's safe to say that this took over 2 hours to make
If this took 3 years imagine how hard it is to fully animate a full 11 minute episode hand drawn
2:02 I love the detail how when he comes out of the kitchen his proportions and art style change just like how Steven Universe essentially had two art styles due to half the show being animated by a different team in Korea. That's such a crazy small detail and i adore it.
Same with the Dover Boys reference (2:51) having extremely exaggerated smear frames just like the original!
It's a reference to inconsistencies by the storyboarders, not the Korean animators.
@@lbsc1201 How would storyboarders affect the animation? (Legitimate question)
@@voidishprattles4319 if there are different storyboarders, it equals different artstyles. different artstyles=different storyboard=artstyle inconsistencies
@@solariix4388 ah so there were two teams then? I was under the impression the Animators in Korea had miscommunication between them and the American team, which lead to the different style... Tho I've also heard that the inconsistencies were a budget thing too where the more "filler" episodes didn't have as much put into them so they could focus on the main episodes and making them look good. This is the first time I'm hearing about storyboarders unrelated to the Korean team tho. Steven Universe very weirdly has a lot of misinformation around it I've found out. Is there anywhere you're getting this info on? I'm now just feeling curious about the whole development story now.
Probably an odd one to point out, but that Gym Partner one is crazy dope.
THAT'S where I heard that song from! Thank you, it was bothering me.
Which one was that?
@@semi-sweet You are an odd fellow part
@@BigFatWow The track's called Beach Parade: ua-cam.com/video/qWbeYUD0rjs/v-deo.html
Yeah, each episode of that show always ended with that stock music, so it's only fitting that the "Well Seymour, you are an odd fellow" part would use that bit.
I thought this was just gonna be a simple animation swap, but the fact you added music, sounds, audio effects, and gags fitting to the source material to each makes this absolutely incredible
The fact that Skinner's proportions changed when he left the room in the Steven Universe scene makes my life have about 3% more meaning
as a steven universe fan, the change of skinner's proportions after he came back onscreen was a nice touch
no it wasnt
@@mingotproductions1335 you're right. It was a mean touch 😈😈😈
That extra sound effect and face change for Ed, Edd n' Eddy's part, Ren & Stimpy and the storyboard one having no BGM or SFX at all really sells how accurate this project is.
And holy shit all the animation styles and quirks of each show were so on point. 10/10
Y'know, I'll admit, egg on my face for not expecting much from this. This is absolutely phenomenal stuff, the four years of work really show through! Love the sound design details as well.
Fun fact: On a interview Lotusbandicoot said that the hardest scene to make was the firetruck one cuz he actually needed for the truck to pass by, so he burned his house down to accomplish this. He took so long to upload this video cuz he was on jail the last 3 years.
Now thats dedication, bravo Lotus!
he is such an inspiration to all animators out there! god, i just love learning about real true facts! 😢😢😢
I don't recognize the visual style of that scene. What cartoon is it from?
Wha- just like in Steamed Hams!
2:56 is just astonishing level of animation. Good job!!!
That’s right, live action is the best level of animation
It looks just like real life 😮
So realistic!
The painting came alive officer I swear it!
I love how at 2:00 or the Steven universe style the character model for principal skinner changes just like the show does for characters episode to episode
It's not really a "style" so much as incompetence/inability to stay on model. The way they captured that was hilarious
It doesnt really look thats much like steven univers to me
@@BeyondHydro Description does mention that's the intended one, since it's using the same style of pastel colors (although it's probably harder to notice since it's using yellow skin)
@@kirbyofthestarsfan the linework doesnt really match up, and the style itself had different background work. I think it's still fair to say the style doesnt match as wll as the other styles do to their source. The Ed edd and eddy one and the my life as a teenage robot one are spot on
Before I knew each scene was a specific style, I noted how the one at 2:00 looked like Steven Universe. So I personally believe they captured it well.
I have never rewinded a UA-cam video this much. So many details I had to double check. Amazing work!
This is amazing! May have taken a long time, but the end product is amazing. Really liked the Schoolhouse Rock! part near the end. Also, seeing Superintendent Chalmers in the Ed Edd n Eddy style was hilarious lol
Indeed
At 1:14 do the characters usually have outbursts like that in the original source material?
If so give me a link to a clip
@@t-nbell7013 ua-cam.com/video/_HGMP20WtP0/v-deo.html
Tommy was all about that!
@@CopShowGuy My god he sure was
The Ed, Edd, n Eddy part was good but for me, nothing beat fuckin Fat Albert.
I would want to watch the WHOLE SCENE done in EVERY SINGLE ONE of these styles! Holy shit, so much heart was put into literally all of them!
Fucking outstanding.
Truly is
*GASP* profanity
^^^^^^^^^
agree also i love your content
ya dont swear
This was incredibly well done! It really showed the differences between animation styles, and the fact that you also included relevant sound design for each one was a great choice!
I can only imagine the research and time you take just to nail every single style
That's an impressive job man, really good video
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The Ed, Edd, n Eddy one could not have been more perfect. Flawless execution.
0:34
It makes you think how you never really see a senior citizen in the style of Ed edd n Eddy (and no, the multiple delusions of older eds don't count)
yeah right?!
Oh my god it really is accurate. Man I wanna see this whole clip in the EEnE style.
The horn sting gets me every time.
a real masterpiece
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truly a masterpiece, the zero zone from the zero zone, i agree with you, the zero zone.
Agree
@@zirenitamon gente cuando un youtuber comenta (obviamente esta haciendo spam)
hbomerguy was right when he said that jacksfilms said this was the best video of 2022 and accepted the award for second place
1:34 is my favorite because it is LITERALLY Matt Groening's Futurama in spotless detail... beautiful.
Yeah that was awesome.
True, but on the other hand…it’s basically just the Simpsons without yellow skin
@@drugstoredilemmas7962 nah, if you look closer you can see a bunch of minor changes, such as seymore's face being longer and sticking out more, not to mention the entire scene got redrawn to be more futuristic.
also, correct me if i'm wrong, but i think they swapped out the krusty burgers for manwiches
Same, it's so simple yet it's perfect.
1:37 I like how he added “March of the Ants” to hint that it was in the Ren and Stimpy style.
Yessss and there was a rocko modern life in there too somewhere
And the sound effects as well! Instantly recognizable! :-D
1:36-1:48 I definitely love Ren and Stimpy Style version! 😊👍👍
Ren and Stimpy when John Kricfalusi/Spumco was in charge of it. The Games Animation version is different.
@@canaisyoung3601 The Games homage was also spot on with the large, pointed index finger and U-shaped closed eyelids.
it took me several minutes to realize this was just you who did all this, what the fuck... hats off to you lad, this is incredible and the fact you never truly put it down after nearly 4 years is admiral
IT WAS?! I THOUGHT IT WAS A MAP!
I love the sound effect at 1:43
Insane. The dedication to even making the soundtracks and SFX fit the style... this is actual godposting.
At first i have to say i thought it was collab but dude...VERY NICE work considering you did ALL of em , all of them are on point
@mohamed zayan read the description
Normally when people do “In ___ style” type drawings or animations, they usually get lazy and just trace over/recolor the main character/existing characters from that show, but you actually managed to perfectly emulate the actual style from these shows in a way that feels natural. Not a lot of people can properly do that.
Favourite Styles...
- Hanna-Barbera ( Ken Muse )
- Tom and Jerry
- General 1930's Rubber Hose
- UPA ( circa 1950 )
- Jay Ward
- Chuck Jones ( early 1950s )
- Hanna-Barbera ( George Nicholas )
- Hanna-Barbera ( Don Patterson )
- The Iron Giant
- Hanna-Barbera ( Carlo Vinci )
- SpongeBob SquarePants
- Kennedy Cartoons
And The Dover Boys.
Shame You Missed Out Disney, Don Bluth, Tex Avery, Total Television and DePatie-Freleng Styles.
@@georgegray2373 If it counts for anything, the same animators at Gamma Productions worked on shows from both Jay Ward Productions and Total Television. The sound design was certainly different between them.
@@georgegray2373 I guess Disney's and Don Bluth's styles are extremely hard to animate since they are neither limited animation (like Hanna-Barbera or Filmation) nor overly exaggerated (like Rocko or Ren&Stimpy), requiring the characters to stay on-model while doing complex, fluid movements
Exactly!!! They just draw a character as a powerpuff girl or as SpongeBob, and not the actual style the show has
that last one with the fire truck was so realistic, great job guys 😃
I like to imagine that the last scene with the fire truck is meant to be from Gumball, since it frequently used live action footage or realistic looking cgi for characters, objects, and backgrounds
That's actually pretty genius.
in the timestamps it says "personal footage"
@@BlackTeishin Seems like we have Lord Obvious in our hands to save our obvious days once more. All Hail Lord Obvious!
@@lebakir3332 about 75% if people on youtube barely ever check the description anyways
1:37 Ren and Stimpy reference
I absolutely love how they also added cartoon sounds effects to some of the clips to match the cartoon. Like 1:36 for example.
1:36 is totally the Ren & Stimpy style
@@dennis_duran 1:48 I definitely love that style of Ren and Stimpy.
Yeah maybe they should hire him to Replace
AHEM
JK
I love how the sound a picture quality rises and drops as appropriate for the era being represented. Well done!
High praise from best Higurashi girl
@@seronymus Hau...
@@Mike-ro5xn k, but when will they cry?
The sound effect in the EEE shot and the character design change in the SU shot and the two different R&S styles represented... i come back to this video so much its a HOOT
I absolutely love how you did the Hanna Barbera, J.G. Quintel, and Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends styles. The effort put into replicating these multiple animation styles is impeccable.
Where’s the J.G Quintel one?
@@AlecEburhard End scene. Very brief, easily missable.
and Joe Murray!
The first time I saw this I assumed it was a collaborative project; the fact that you did all of this, by yourself, over the course of four years, blows me away. This is incredible and you have every right to be proud of it.
P.S. the Mike and Melissa shot made me spray water all over my monitor so thanks for that.
There are no words to describe how much I love this. I think the callback to "The Worst Batman Cartoon EVER" sold it for me. Either that or the storyboard scene.
Bonus points for the inconsistent proportions in the Steven Universe scene.
@@cartoonosaurus I was desperately hoping someone would mention that
@@lotusbandicoot How Did You Do The Eddsworld Style So Well?
This is the best Steamed Hams sketch I’ve seen. Nothing will beat this one!
I love that at 2:33 the mucha lucha sound effects are exactly as they were on the show! Great work!
That sound was also used most famously on Baldi
@@MichealOnUA-camlmao I forgot about that game
@@MichealOnUA-camAnd Mario Kart 64.
ooh ooh uh
@@easttur19auttp YEAHHH I LOVE THAT GAME wasn’t it used for the race end screen?
Since everyone's talking about Steven Universe, I'll mix it up. Seeing Seymour looking that handsome in the Iron Giant style is unfair, I shouldn't simp like this. And seeing Lupin III season 3 style was such a touching nod. You're a gem to animation.
The Iron Giant style was my favorite
Fun fact, the creators of "Mission Hill" were responsible for writing the whole Steamed Hams segment
Back in May I actually went to one of the Mission Hill screenings Bill and Josh are doing and they signed the model sheet I used for that scene ;o
Nice :)
The mission hill one stood out to me from the thumbnail, such an underrated show
No way!
@@saibamoe Yeah, that's what got me to click the video too. A real gem.
Absolutely incredible work! So many specific styles! Loved getting to see a little "Mission Hill" in there and the swaps between the Chalmerses during the "Aurora Borealius" sequence really got me.
0:34 As someone who grew up watching Ed, Edd n Eddy, This was the part i enjoyed the most. i even love how you can hear a musical piece from there too.
I loved it. 😎👍👍
Same here! Oddly enough that one brought back more nostalgia than all the others for me.
Nolstalfan
It was a clever touch
the ren and stimpy bit at 1:36 always always makes me laugh. well done on this whole thing
I love the style of Ren and Stimpy. That's my favorite! 😊👍👍
Even imitated Mr. Horse’s “no sir I don’t like it” bit frame by frame. Genius!
2:22 the sudden shrug coupled with the facial expression and sound effect is absolute gold
@Paul McRiddim ahh, i see you have good taste in memes, my friend
I’m still blown away how this was all done by ONE person, and with such great understanding of each styles down to the littlest of details like the Steven Universe bit. This in itself is an animation reel and shows how versatile you are, an absolute marvel to the eyes and anyone who love the animation medium as much as you do.