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Wow...

This brought out such emotion without the use of color, music, or exaggerated action. I loved the use of monochrome, it's rarely used these days, which is sad.
Now, correct me if I'm wrong here, but I believe the theme to this is that a small child will mimic and learn from the things around it if the parents are absent; how it tried to mimic the crane, since it was the only thing the child saw. I could probably use a better description, but am I right?

Original!

Perfect GLaD0S. Loved the voice, and the animation was very original. I just watched this with my bud Marie, and she didn't get it at all, because she is a weirdo who doesn't play portal.

LungaN responds:

haha xD thansk. Then show her portal =D
i bet she would love it~

A-Freakkin'-mazing!

I love the animation and how you have the movement always flowing together. Very smooth animation. Although, it does kind of suck that you knocked off Ruby right after you introduced her. That's the only reason for the 9. You still get a 5 though.

Believe it or not...

The milk thing has actually happened to me.
Except for the whole Mah-Hed-A-Splode thing.

'Roflol'

I couldn't stop laughing. The delivery was perfect!

Something you must watch multiple times.

Odd, Creepy, and abstract. This gave me nightmares (which isn't a bad thing; I'm one of those psychos who actually enjoys nightmares.) It is able to be interpreted in many different ways, which in itself is a huge accomplishment. The animation was bizzare (also good) and using pigs for the subject was also a very good idea. This is something you have to watch again and again only to get sick of it and then start watching it again a week later. 10/10

Insane

I love it. It's insane, inspiring, slightly creepy, and fits perfectly with the music.
And did shoe actually pay you to do this? They got their money's worth, definitely.

Deep...

-A summary of my interpretation of the series-
Personally, I think this has a much deeper meaning than it originally implies. It's about cat and a rabbit finding love in a society that constantly looks down upon cross-dating, which happens all the time in real life (and I don't mean between cats and rabbits). It also tells people that if you love someone you will let them go, as Nabi's wanting to break it off with Doki for her own protection (There She Is! step 4) shows. In There She Is! step 3,4, and 5, it shows that there will be people who approve of your love and others who look down on it, but love will always remain the fact despite the opinions of others. My last interpretation is for There She Is! step 5; that love overcomes even the toughest trials.

But that's just the interpretation of a 14-year-old Invader Zim junkie.

A Great Ending.

Sad to see it end though. I thought that Junior's mom would get an episode, but ah well. Glad to finally see Jerry in Heaven.

LMFAO

Wow. Everyone whose life ever linked to Jerry's life has a suckish life.
I Luv It :3

Hello! I have yet to learn about the art of animation, but here in the next few months I'll be having an interesting Webcomic.

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