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[Labels : Foamy The Squirrel]

I never been the kind of person to define myself by mere labels. Far too many people refuse to acknowledge that they are more than the sum of their parts or that a monolithic, unchanging society is a primer for human stagnation.

It's important that we step out of our comfort zone every once in a while and learn more about ourselves and the world we live in. To not do so would only lead to degradation in both society and individuals.

[Portal Turret AMV]

Anybody else thinking this deserves a 4k remaster?

[Madland - KS Trailer]

I really want this project to come to fruition, but I worry that some misfortune may have happened to the producer.

MOC-Productions responds:

Not to worry. I'm not dead. Just drowning in adulthood. I've spent some time recently learning 3D software to go in a different, more mature direction with this project. Baby steps...

[Bunny Kill: Resurrection Collab]

Glad to see the Bunnykill series get some well deserved love and attention for once. It deserves its own place alongside Madness Combat.

That being said, most of the contributors neglect what made Bunny Kill so great in the first place; Mottis' fluid and creative fight choreography. Only Thece and Spaderz manage to capture the intense and dynamic movement that the series creator displayed, while most of the others relied on straightforward gun play.

But still, I hope that the next Bunny Kill collab improves on this and brings the series to new heights.

[Dendyn Dynasties]

I really wish this little teaser could have been so much more. This was Dust: An Elysian Tail years before the actual game came out.

[Dreams Prologue]

There is a surreal, haunting beauty to this that I have remembered since seeing this animation in 2005. Everything, from the architecture to the people, has this dreamlike quality that I find evocative of Dr. Suess's drawings. It's been so long since I've watched this.

[ANAMNESIS.fla]

Now this is tantalizing action to enjoy! Its surreal in the best way possible and the classic Madness action never slow downs throughout the whole experience, so even clocking around a minute in run-time, it still manages to be exceptional.