And Lin Chung is like Mario or at least that typical Gary Stue like hero, who wins every battle, is the best at basically everything, everyone (except the enemies of course) likes him, has a tragic backstory (death of his master) and as long he's on the screen, he's definitely (except it's a special episode with focus on another character) going to save everyone. No seriously, even if the situation defeated HIS WHOLE CREW, LC will safe the day. Sorry, this shouldn't be some "rant" about the character itself, I just think it's funny how, well, "cliché" some characters are shown. XD
that kinda proves that these animals are jerks say that they're stupid enough to believe highruler and hate humans apetruly is not a human they don't have any reason to treat him like this
1:18-1:21 you could see him smiling. All proud, thinking they would like his art... And as soon as he showed it, the smile turned upside down.. Am I the only one that thinks this is so relatable?
I sometimes have breakdowns when I get an essay back, I thought I did real good, and it comes back average or worse. The toxic reason behind this, is mostly not because the per se concept. Aka "someone doesn't like your art /the essay is bad". It is more what you subconsciously connect to it. Most of the time, we identify through our work. Take Lin Chung for example: While not per se given any depth, he most likely is used to being the Top A of...everything. His whole backstory (comics) is about him getting trained for that. So when his drawings are rejected, it's not "it's bad because you are a beginner" for him. Instead, the mental message his brain creates is "Your work is bad = you are bad". Furthermore, sharing our ideas is often something intimate: We reveal parts of ourselves. So when someone -especially close to us - laughs at us or makes us look silly, we feel betrayed, embarrassed and guilty. Hence the big difference between "positive, productive critique", which expresses downsides but keeps it empathetic, and "you're just a blunt asshole" critique, which just says "you suck".
His drawings aren't bad. After all, art is within the eye of the beholder, art is what happens when one learns to dream. For those who can't draw very well, just know: Practice makes perfect.
Yeah, but somehow this took away a lot of his character individuality, if you ask me. Like, he's (one of ) the best warriors, always saves the group (if there is no current focus on another character), is loved and respected by everyone (except by the enemies and M.R., who sometimes envies him for being so perfect), is "the chosen one", aka, has the powers of harmony, has a "great" personality (no asshole-syndrome) and can just LEAVE in the middle of the battle/the mission, or the squad in general and everybody is just like "oh, well that's sad" and when he comes back, they move on without hitting him on the head once, for endangering everyone. Don't get me wrong, I don't want to say, that he shouldn't have improved at all, I just think it would have been better, if it would at least just be less extreme. Like, at the beginning, he clearly draws all messy and scribbly, but in the end, instead of just being "Well BOOM BITCHES LOOK AT ME I'M PERFECT AGAIN!", he could draw a little bit better, like, normal level drawing. Especially since this is (mainly) a kids show, his struggling to improve, would have been a better message, and portrayal of LC itself:"See? He isn't perfect, because he just is, he trains and tries to improve all the time, even maybe he'll never be able to draw on a high level, but that's okay, because he just likes to draw." But hey, I'm not the creator, so maybe I miss the joke here, since I'm just some weird person, with to much time to spend.
Lin Ching. His journey from really bad amateur to a masterful inventor of the esthetic arts. This isnt a joke, he invented animation in this show and even 3D. It's kinda poetic that they made such a character who started as one of the most awful artist into one of the greatest. Good message for those who want to be good at something they are not.
Its a pretty formulaic show but its done well like phineas and ferb. My only problem is that its always Chung that does the good. I'd love it if Sonya or mighty ray could get more of that but... eh.
I always loved how they drew the characters and animals. I really loved the gourd tanks and firework planes, But I really loved the sailer brothers and inventor.
@@baronvonraven9323 Surprising as fuck, but yes. Hardcore fan here. Tbf it's just kinda sad they One Punched him in that skill too. Lin Chung is already depicted as the ultimate hero: Can do everything right, always the saviour, never gets startled, always the most mature one -and if he isn't, that's just mildly mourned & ignored. His lack of drawing skills had been the first positive "negative trait" depiction that made him feel grounded. It would have been nice if the episode had ended instead with the message "it's fine to have bad work -we're all beginners". Like, letting camel king cry not because it was so beautiful, but because he got reminded of his roots or something. And then, slowly, show LCs drawings get better in the show. Never to the point of "absolute greatness", but "it's okay".
@@katziliaf while I do agree with what you said, I feel like the early episodes already had shown some negative traits with Lin Chung that made him feel more grounded. He gets distracted very easily and will often forget about battle or the mission entirely to focus on something else. Plus we’ve seen him get angry and depressed before showing how even though he’s this skilled warrior he still give into his emotions. I think your idea for an alternate ending to this episode is definitely better though
@@cameravice1825 I can see your point. What I meant with my comment, was basically a very short explanation of the "Gary Stu" syndrom, which Lin Chung underwent. To explain this way: A very key problem of any writing, is that a good character isn't showcased by just having "any" bad traits. But by which traits and how the writing deals with it. Like, how do other characters react to it? What's the impact? How does this affect the "reality" of the show. Lin Chung is a Gary Stu. Aka a female Mary Sue. While mostly known to be the cliché power fantasies of 13-14yo children, the phenomena is actually defining a character that is unbalanced. Aka their developement is often just "power +", theif flaws are either excused or very ignored (or it's attractive, like a female heroine being "clumsy") and if anyone calls them out, it's only bad guys and jealous antagonists. Now let's look at LC. The main problem -but also potential - of LC was that he was basically the "Ace warrior" idea. He ALREADY was nearly undefeatable (Ghost ship), the top of the crop, very intelligent and...well...cute. Lol. Overall, he was basically the cartoon version of the Star Football (or other sport) Champ. Most people -children AND adults - dislike perfect characters. Because no one's perfect. When painting was introduced, it was a trait able to peel away LC's staleness. His clear unperfectness made him approachable. It made him dorky. Showed him emotional. He was not an all achievable perfect robot...but just a guy. Over the series, while still somewhat joked at the beginning, this trait quickly falls flat. He comes constantly late, but is never truly reprimanded. The one time he literally betrays his teammates, his actions are justified, because he's the only one not getting crushed and "saving" them. Even though HE was the one who got them into that mess. Sure, he learns how to deal with his emotions...but not in an actual good writing way. We never have clear moments where he reflects on his problems. Maybe his upbringing. He just "has" less emotions. Overall: He just "gets" powers. And then not any power, but obv. the most OP power. Even before, it's always him that saves the day, even when it's seemingly not about him. E.g. the animal collector. The episode openend up with a conflict between the zebras. A seemingly great episode that could make the zebras reflect on their relationship with High Roller & overall. But then it's LC who saves everyone, because...the solution is the juice of the fruit that he washes his paintbrushes with?? What? Okay. I see I'm getting a bit offtrack here. It's hard to explain this in short. But I think you get what I mean. Because...in the end, the problem with "bad negative traits (developement)" is the message you're sending. And not in the way that this is "just a kid's show" -but partially BECAUSE this is a kid's show. If you take it sarcastically, LC shows us that some people are just perfect. They will always be excused. Have little problems. And if you touch something and don't become a master in it after (idk let's be gracious and say...a year?), you're just really fucked up. A good developement, could have been LC maybe confronting his problem with pressure. Aka "burned gifted child syndrome" in which he has internalized the idea that he "has" to be the best. He has to be the best ALONE. If he fails, he's worthless (LC is overall VERY depression coded. Especially in the books). Through situations like painting, he doesn't learn how to excell, but to accept. Like...there's this whole theme about chaos & order. The show makes it that "chaos" is bad instead of being part of peace. To achieve peace, you have to ACCEPT and stabilize your personal chaos. You don't surpress your flaws -you accept you have them and then find ways to work around them. Hence my camel idea. The camel drives on perfection (shown in partially the obsession with Ape Truly's "perfect" form). He goes so far, as to punish humans for being "inferior artists". Instead of just chickening out that "well, its an own style...I guess?" the camel could have been a mirror to LC's inner feelings. LC could have been forced to see that everyone is bad at something at first. And that's fine. Because you're getting better. The camel might remember why he started drawing in the first place -because it was fun. Maybe it connected it to a former relative. Maybe their death made him obsessed with perfection till he lost himself. Showing how destructive that thought pattern can become. And a LOT of children who are forced by their parents to be over-achievers ("don't bring anything less than an A-!") would take value of hearing that. Everyone would take value of hearing that. (btw. sorry for the long comment. I am a fan, like I said. So I quickly ramble on)
Yeah, it seems like his friends don't know how to give criticism. Laughing at something he made is not good criticism. Neither is say your drawing looks like trash. Constructive criticism is good for anyone, not just artists, but this show doesn't know how to say that.
Leira Whitehart Right about that. When writing stories, drawing, and even music, you need extra heads to tell what is needed to be changed or what could be improved on. He friends just laughed and that made him feel really sad on about his skills. If they only said, “Hey, you need a bit more practice and your work would look great,” and point out what he needs to fix and a proper way.
Whenever I’d wake up for school this was always like one of the first things on. At first I was disappointed there wasn’t any shows that I knew I liked. But I started enjoying what played. I’m pretty sure it was hot wheels battle force 5 that played first and the hero 108.
Actually he voices blinky and sir cumference not inky. Inky is voiced by lee Tockar. Lan james corlett voices mighty ray, commander apetrully, mr no hands, hamster king, koala king, Shadow monster, Soldier of darkness extra, Kowloon, Burly, Tank commander and various human men. your welcome. It says it on the hero 108 wiki
'Eltrio2'. Indeed. But the others weren't showing him kind and correct criticism such as like: " 'Lin-Chun', your art is not bad but you need to practice to make it look more amazing". Instead of just laughing at him like jerks.
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Every episode is basically like,"Welp, Commander Apetrully is kidnapped. AGAIN. Gotta save him."
Hoa Nguyen he's like Princess Peach in cartoon form
And Lin Chung is like Mario or at least that typical Gary Stue like hero, who wins every battle, is the best at basically everything, everyone (except the enemies of course) likes him, has a tragic backstory (death of his master) and as long he's on the screen, he's definitely (except it's a special episode with focus on another character) going to save everyone. No seriously, even if the situation defeated HIS WHOLE CREW, LC will safe the day.
Sorry, this shouldn't be some "rant" about the character itself, I just think it's funny how, well, "cliché" some characters are shown. XD
He's looking to dethrone princess peach as top damsel in distress. :D
rae treader there was actually a Mario cartoon before. A long time ago.
that kinda proves that these animals are jerks
say that they're stupid enough to believe highruler and hate humans
apetruly is not a human they don't have any reason to treat him like this
1:18-1:21 you could see him smiling. All proud, thinking they would like his art... And as soon as he showed it, the smile turned upside down.. Am I the only one that thinks this is so relatable?
true
Nope, when I draw people look at it and say its bad.
he was so depressed, he was getting cobwebs from doing nothing for lord knows how long
Lin chung: do you like my drawing?
me: You just can't say no to that face!
Definitely not XD
He gets better
You definitely can never say no.
LinChung他畫得很好
Me: hey Lin Chung can you drawing me right next me beautiful violet rose
104 episodes of Hero 108. You just needed to have made four more episodes and it would have been true perfection.
I know. so close
I wish there was more that two seasons
i relate to lin chung because i also have a mental breakdown whenever someone doesn’t like my art
I sometimes have breakdowns when I get an essay back, I thought I did real good, and it comes back average or worse.
The toxic reason behind this, is mostly not because the per se concept. Aka "someone doesn't like your art /the essay is bad". It is more what you subconsciously connect to it.
Most of the time, we identify through our work. Take Lin Chung for example: While not per se given any depth, he most likely is used to being the Top A of...everything. His whole backstory (comics) is about him getting trained for that. So when his drawings are rejected, it's not "it's bad because you are a beginner" for him. Instead, the mental message his brain creates is "Your work is bad = you are bad".
Furthermore, sharing our ideas is often something intimate: We reveal parts of ourselves. So when someone -especially close to us - laughs at us or makes us look silly, we feel betrayed, embarrassed and guilty.
Hence the big difference between "positive, productive critique", which expresses downsides but keeps it empathetic, and "you're just a blunt asshole" critique, which just says "you suck".
He’s like animators when they have to redo animations
@@katziliafwhat if I'm blunt but still give Proper Critique?
Same
That wooden statue he created was great..idk what they were thinking.
Lyn Chung reminded me of a little kid going "Do you like my drawing?"
Really?
His drawings aren't bad. After all, art is within the eye of the beholder, art is what happens when one learns to dream.
For those who can't draw very well, just know: Practice makes perfect.
@@cybronec . If you think his art is shit, just because he's trying. Then YOU😠😠😠...ARE SHIT!!!
@@mwizachihana9551 I agree with you on that.
True that.
amen to that amigo
It's not about how good the drawing is. That's secondary. It's about the fun of doing it that's important.
Lin definitely needs some constructive criticism. XD
Which doesn't involve laughing, like that's not constructive that's just mocking him
@@cmxb2081 yeah, idk why 17 year old me added that "XD"
It's amazing how he went from terrible artist to great artist.
character developement :)
Ikr? Like, he's really good after some episodes! ^ ^
Yeah, but somehow this took away a lot of his character individuality, if you ask me.
Like, he's (one of ) the best warriors, always saves the group (if there is no current focus on another character), is loved and respected by everyone (except by the enemies and M.R., who sometimes envies him for being so perfect), is "the chosen one", aka, has the powers of harmony, has a "great" personality (no asshole-syndrome) and can just LEAVE in the middle of the battle/the mission, or the squad in general and everybody is just like "oh, well that's sad" and when he comes back, they move on without hitting him on the head once, for endangering everyone.
Don't get me wrong, I don't want to say, that he shouldn't have improved at all, I just think it would have been better, if it would at least just be less extreme. Like, at the beginning, he clearly draws all messy and scribbly, but in the end, instead of just being "Well BOOM BITCHES LOOK AT ME I'M PERFECT AGAIN!", he could draw a little bit better, like, normal level drawing.
Especially since this is (mainly) a kids show, his struggling to improve, would have been a better message, and portrayal of LC itself:"See? He isn't perfect, because he just is, he trains and tries to improve all the time, even maybe he'll never be able to draw on a high level, but that's okay, because he just likes to draw."
But hey, I'm not the creator, so maybe I miss the joke here, since I'm just some weird person, with to much time to spend.
Yeah.
Lin Ching. His journey from really bad amateur to a masterful inventor of the esthetic arts.
This isnt a joke, he invented animation in this show and even 3D. It's kinda poetic that they made such a character who started as one of the most awful artist into one of the greatest. Good message for those who want to be good at something they are not.
I understand him. As an artist, we do feel really depressed when other/ourselves think our arts are not good. Take like a week or two to get over it.
from a distance, a far far distance,the map doesn't look so bad
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
Ciara Kenny true
This is totally one of those "Just roll with it" shows lol
Yeah,but it's still better than most shows on CN today.
TheSchwift ture I stop watching SpongeBob SquarePants I now I'm in to yo kai watch
this was fairly good compare with what kids watch today
amazing world of gumball is too good sorry
If you don't think about it too much, it's a masterpiece.
If you think about it, it's kinda cute.
who else notice that every episode the animals join becausd humans are good at something
What? Like Chungs so called drawing? I've seen children draw better than that!
+Stephen Byrne it's amazing how he went front this to incredible.
its called a formula
Its a pretty formulaic show but its done well like phineas and ferb. My only problem is that its always Chung that does the good. I'd love it if Sonya or mighty ray could get more of that but... eh.
Not eagle castle or chameleon castle
I always loved how they drew the characters and animals. I really loved the gourd tanks and firework planes, But I really loved the sailer brothers and inventor.
so, the camel king would really love my drawings.
This show is very underrated. The animation is nice and the concept of going against different animals and making them allies is pretty interesting
Lin Chung drawing skills improve later in the show
I also noticed as the show goes on Lin Chung's art gets better and better.
@@lostastronaut5865 so there are still fan of hero 108 out there
@@baronvonraven9323 Surprising as fuck, but yes. Hardcore fan here. Tbf it's just kinda sad they One Punched him in that skill too. Lin Chung is already depicted as the ultimate hero: Can do everything right, always the saviour, never gets startled, always the most mature one -and if he isn't, that's just mildly mourned & ignored.
His lack of drawing skills had been the first positive "negative trait" depiction that made him feel grounded. It would have been nice if the episode had ended instead with the message "it's fine to have bad work -we're all beginners". Like, letting camel king cry not because it was so beautiful, but because he got reminded of his roots or something. And then, slowly, show LCs drawings get better in the show. Never to the point of "absolute greatness", but "it's okay".
@@katziliaf while I do agree with what you said, I feel like the early episodes already had shown some negative traits with Lin Chung that made him feel more grounded. He gets distracted very easily and will often forget about battle or the mission entirely to focus on something else. Plus we’ve seen him get angry and depressed before showing how even though he’s this skilled warrior he still give into his emotions. I think your idea for an alternate ending to this episode is definitely better though
@@cameravice1825 I can see your point. What I meant with my comment, was basically a very short explanation of the "Gary Stu" syndrom, which Lin Chung underwent.
To explain this way: A very key problem of any writing, is that a good character isn't showcased by just having "any" bad traits. But by which traits and how the writing deals with it. Like, how do other characters react to it? What's the impact? How does this affect the "reality" of the show.
Lin Chung is a Gary Stu. Aka a female Mary Sue. While mostly known to be the cliché power fantasies of 13-14yo children, the phenomena is actually defining a character that is unbalanced. Aka their developement is often just "power +", theif flaws are either excused or very ignored (or it's attractive, like a female heroine being "clumsy") and if anyone calls them out, it's only bad guys and jealous antagonists.
Now let's look at LC. The main problem -but also potential - of LC was that he was basically the "Ace warrior" idea. He ALREADY was nearly undefeatable (Ghost ship), the top of the crop, very intelligent and...well...cute. Lol. Overall, he was basically the cartoon version of the Star Football (or other sport) Champ. Most people -children AND adults - dislike perfect characters. Because no one's perfect.
When painting was introduced, it was a trait able to peel away LC's staleness. His clear unperfectness made him approachable. It made him dorky. Showed him emotional. He was not an all achievable perfect robot...but just a guy.
Over the series, while still somewhat joked at the beginning, this trait quickly falls flat. He comes constantly late, but is never truly reprimanded. The one time he literally betrays his teammates, his actions are justified, because he's the only one not getting crushed and "saving" them. Even though HE was the one who got them into that mess. Sure, he learns how to deal with his emotions...but not in an actual good writing way. We never have clear moments where he reflects on his problems. Maybe his upbringing. He just "has" less emotions. Overall: He just "gets" powers. And then not any power, but obv. the most OP power. Even before, it's always him that saves the day, even when it's seemingly not about him. E.g. the animal collector. The episode openend up with a conflict between the zebras. A seemingly great episode that could make the zebras reflect on their relationship with High Roller & overall. But then it's LC who saves everyone, because...the solution is the juice of the fruit that he washes his paintbrushes with?? What?
Okay. I see I'm getting a bit offtrack here. It's hard to explain this in short. But I think you get what I mean.
Because...in the end, the problem with "bad negative traits (developement)" is the message you're sending. And not in the way that this is "just a kid's show" -but partially BECAUSE this is a kid's show.
If you take it sarcastically, LC shows us that some people are just perfect. They will always be excused. Have little problems. And if you touch something and don't become a master in it after (idk let's be gracious and say...a year?), you're just really fucked up.
A good developement, could have been LC maybe confronting his problem with pressure. Aka "burned gifted child syndrome" in which he has internalized the idea that he "has" to be the best. He has to be the best ALONE. If he fails, he's worthless (LC is overall VERY depression coded. Especially in the books). Through situations like painting, he doesn't learn how to excell, but to accept. Like...there's this whole theme about chaos & order. The show makes it that "chaos" is bad instead of being part of peace. To achieve peace, you have to ACCEPT and stabilize your personal chaos. You don't surpress your flaws -you accept you have them and then find ways to work around them.
Hence my camel idea. The camel drives on perfection (shown in partially the obsession with Ape Truly's "perfect" form). He goes so far, as to punish humans for being "inferior artists". Instead of just chickening out that "well, its an own style...I guess?" the camel could have been a mirror to LC's inner feelings. LC could have been forced to see that everyone is bad at something at first. And that's fine. Because you're getting better. The camel might remember why he started drawing in the first place -because it was fun. Maybe it connected it to a former relative. Maybe their death made him obsessed with perfection till he lost himself. Showing how destructive that thought pattern can become. And a LOT of children who are forced by their parents to be over-achievers ("don't bring anything less than an A-!") would take value of hearing that. Everyone would take value of hearing that.
(btw. sorry for the long comment. I am a fan, like I said. So I quickly ramble on)
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and the the camels see the beauty in lin chungs drawings
3:32 Come on stupid eyeballs work work work work work work
Lin Chung drawing of the 🐫 king is cute if not quite accurate
Buddy. You gotta learn how to take criticism.
...but no one was providing constructive criticism, just criticism.
Ciara Kenny yeah, that must be why he misunderstood them. It's because they just say it's bad without any feedback of improving.
Yeah, it seems like his friends don't know how to give criticism. Laughing at something he made is not good criticism. Neither is say your drawing looks like trash. Constructive criticism is good for anyone, not just artists, but this show doesn't know how to say that.
Leira Whitehart Right about that. When writing stories, drawing, and even music, you need extra heads to tell what is needed to be changed or what could be improved on. He friends just laughed and that made him feel really sad on about his skills. If they only said, “Hey, you need a bit more practice and your work would look great,” and point out what he needs to fix and a proper way.
Every new artist in a nutshell
So what I got from this episode is that I could fight Lin Cheung for the title of 'best artist'
Doesn't Ape Trully sound a bit like Stamper? Like, when Stamper does the Battleblock Theater narrator voice.
Welp that makes every artist unique. Having their own art styles UwU
Memories memories memories...
Lin Chung is extra af
I know how you feel Lin, I really do lmao.
am i the only one that likes Lin-chung's drawings
No your not the only one
No, I love them.
Have they forgotten that it is still spit?
I couldn’t have been the only one who thought they dreamed up this entire show right?
I love this show
5:31 and who's fault is that Sonia?
Lin Chung's smug face at the end though
I love DRAWING just like Lun Chung
funny fact: mighty ray spoke of warthog. let us all take a moment to remember the season 2 episode, animals inside...
that was good and exelent good job lin chung
I relate to this episode on a spiritual level
4:34 MR NO HAND! THE ALARM!!
1st squad deploy!
For a old cartoon the fight scenes are amazing
西瓜：雷橫你是最可愛的木頭人
I would have said. "Oh its amazing but it wouldn't hurt to get some art lessons. Not that you need them." *smiles*
4:02 Camels drawing a caricature.
wasnt he a good artist in episoden1? :/
He painted a shit looking tree in the last episode so I’m gonna say no.
That was the bird.
I miss this show it was the best
He got better though like in the shark castle episode he made beautiful art through accidents.
I'm pretty sure all artists felt this way some point in their lives
Whenever I’d wake up for school this was always like one of the first things on. At first I was disappointed there wasn’t any shows that I knew I liked. But I started enjoying what played. I’m pretty sure it was hot wheels battle force 5 that played first and the hero 108.
Brings back memories
LinChung ➕雷橫
Camel King: it's a matter of perspectives really
Hellsing?
i think sonia has all the diseases in the world, god knowsmwere that tongue was
Lol
Actually it a curse
It's a spell. It explains some of her abilities.
what an improvement lin chung!
LinChung 我最愛你了
LinChung:JOLin我也愛妳I LoveYou
They made Apetrully cry. How terrible of them.
Yeah I will teach them a lesson for our commander
Yeah! I love Apetrully! How could they do that to him?!?!
I like how the minty fresh spit looks grosser than the spit thats supposed to be disgusting
DoOd Lin has to learn when to draw and when to focus on what's around
just got back to the show! i watched it when i was about 3 and now im 11
1:24 Lin Chung...WHAT IS THAT?!
Abstract drawings I guess :/ art is always subjective
Two types of camels are dromedaries with one bump and bactrian has two
Did anyone else noticed that the man voicing Mighty Ray is Inky's voice on Pac man and the ghostly adventures?
Actually he voices blinky and sir cumference not inky. Inky is voiced by lee Tockar. Lan james corlett voices mighty ray, commander apetrully, mr no hands, hamster king, koala king, Shadow monster, Soldier of darkness extra, Kowloon, Burly, Tank commander and various human men.
your welcome. It says it on the hero 108 wiki
2:57 *future subtelty*
你的地圖跟元帥的素描畫的真美
LinChung 我喜歡你
LinChung 我永遠愛你
LinChung 我能夠認識你我覺得很高興
我要永遠永遠的都在你的身邊
我能夠愛上你真的好開心
This is so Funny
hero 108 !!
I believe every artist can relate to art criticism 🖼️
I like kamels
*spit*
I love Sonia and Yaksha at 5:25 - 5:29. 😆
its so abstract
6:04 the pink camel is dead
big greens commander is an animal
Didn't need the spoiler, even though I knew it
+Majci Rock I kinda guessed that on account of the fact that he could understand what all animals were saying.
Stephen Byrne Well I didn't think about that.
If they like ling Chung panting they would love mine
has anyone notice jumpy is the only animal on the team
水蜜桃：LinChung 是帥氣的木頭人
LinChung:水蜜桃姐姐妳搞錯了 我不是木頭人
Lin Chun needs to learn how to take criticism.
'Eltrio2'. Indeed. But the others weren't showing him kind and correct criticism such as like: " 'Lin-Chun', your art is not bad but you need to practice to make it look more amazing". Instead of just laughing at him like jerks.
Good show
I guess, humans and most animals have a different perspective of art than the camels do.
Why is Lin always saving everyone?
Because he is so favorable.
Because he's a Gary Stu
It look good from afar I swears it but then it zoomed in
Lin Chung: I’m glad he liked it.
Turtle:Huh? 2:35
DONT MAKE FUN OF OTHER PEOPLE FOR DOING THE THINGS THEY ENJOY DOING AND THAT THEY'RE PROUD OF
JOLin:LinChung我跟你一樣也是很喜歡畫畫的人 你看我的畫
is it bad the scene at 4:26 reminded me of a young girl getting into nude modeling to feed her poor family. you want to be a star, don't yah?
7:43 I like the idea of minty gum for the camels
我最喜歡的人就是你了、LinChung
太陽：LinChung 是木頭人
LinChung:你才是木頭人
對不起林沖讓你等太久了
我也能為你帶來更多的幸福
for some reason it looked better when i was a kid still like it though :)
JOLin:謝謝你LinChung
I like lin Chung drawing, arts and crafts
LinChung:我對畫畫還有JOLin充滿熱情JOLin妳對我一定會非常熱情
你這樣我好害羞哦LInChung
Strike! 5:59
Boy, Lin Chung has a hard time with criticism.
Why are the Zebra Bros. better doodlers than me, lmao
I could drawing artwork better like Lin Chung, just how I feel my heart is pounding. *got in love Lin Chung 😊❤️*
10:28 Hooray
I Love Hero 108
嗯我也愛你林沖你真的對我很好的
他是我的朋友
Where is Mr. no hands
蝴蝶：是啊 好奇怪喔 無手先生呢？
10:18 title of song
8:11 honestly they look like they got PISSED
i love cmeeeeels trolololol