Kissu has women posting on /secret/ what the flim flam fuck

>>33585
i'm not a woman i'm a little girl

Reminds me of Invader Zim which I'm sure isn't a coincidence. Invader Zim was so stylish and such a big part of a certain demographic of teenagers back in the day and I wouldn't be surprised if some of them were involved with this.

>>33589
there definitely is somewhat of a resemblance, although rewatching the first two episodes of zim there's a big difference in how genuinely dumb some characters are and how respulsive the world in general is, whereas MD has a lot more sarcasm and self-deprecation
the author's previous work is pic, which you've probably had youtube suggest to you at some point with its sixteen million views, and it's an obvious precursor is most if not all of its major elements
it even has the crustacean claws the guy likes so much

digital circus episode 3 out

>>34054
Hmmm. There were some parts where the self-lampooning didn't quite land with me, and the "character with dementia regains their memories temporarily" trope isn't something I find particularly touching even if (or because) it's happened to me with my grandma, nor am I the biggest fan of Caine. But the horror was nice and the ending with its foreshadowing is marvelous.


Besides that I recently watched the new viral series of Parkour Civilization, a machinima rather than an animation, which is wholly devoted to Minecraft parkour as a means of combat, of payment, of societal organization and a way of life. It's impressive how far this is taken, one of the best jokes consists of offhandedly stating that a book is "written in parkour" and how the protagonist can thankfully read it. Entirely played straight, there is never any subversion of the premise.
It's predominantly described as a burger shônen: the protagonist is constantly running into challenges where he must learn to outsmart then implement the elements being introduced and has a signature attack that sets him apart from the rest which also happens to be infinitely scalable. Lots of neat little twists and technicalities. But beyond that what really shocks people is how it manages to fit in some fairly strong themes despite being so simple and so ridiculous, when a post said this was 1984 and the New Testament put together I thought they were trolling but it's actually not entirely wrong.

It becomes obvious that part 1 was designed as a self-contained story with a definite end when you compare it to 2 and see that all the exploration of class inequality disappears and is replaced by parkour trials full-time with new progressive additions. Someone described it as fleshing out the power system, I agree with that. Not exactly a must-see, but it's interesting from a writing perspective in how it manages to be as effective as it is while being stripped down to its bare essentials. Definitely earned those tens of millions of views.

>>34075
is that the thing i keep seeing being referenced on /v/...

>>34076
Maybe? I don't usually browse /v/.

Turns out the third part is chock-full of self-lampooning, like calling out plot armor, the mc's monologuing being heard be everyone else, pointing out how silly things are, or bringing attention to the fact that it's an internet show. It's being done to such a degree that even people on youtube are saying it's too much, some theorizing the meta is going to be relevant to the plot. The durability mechanic is pretty cool, though.

God I hate that /v/ is just a X/reddit colony still.

>>34108
ragey sagey

What's also interesting is that Evbo has actually been doing this for years and getting million of views, he went from long stories to sketches and back. The difference with Parkour Civilization seems to be that it broke containment.
He also has an old video somewhat explaining his thought process behind it, it's interesting seeing how it still aligns with his civ series.

>>34075
that was actually pretty good. Would recommend.

I wanna fuck those robots Jesus Christ

it's fun to live in a country where copyright isn't real
if kuon were introduced to the concept it's possible she'd disagree, but still

newest digital circus was lame on purpose and not even in a particularly interesting way so here's something with GOOD pacing, buildup, and resolutions
tag yourself, i'm bloodhound

>>35421
How long can they go putting out a episode evety 3 months before the kickstarter money runs out...

>>35423
you mean digital circus? well glitch sells a fuckton of merch and puts out more with each episode that airs
according to them that's how they fund things
flashgitz has 39k (almost there) patrons and they sell merch as well so those seem to have their income source well locked down

>>35426
My argument is that maintaining hype between episodes when they work so slowly is either master tier con job or people are that desperate for cartoons*

>>35433
>people are that desperate for cartoons
definitely this

dont recall if it got talked about in another thread on kissu but episode 4 came out about 3 months after episode 3 and its been almost 3 months since that... so....

>>36918
i mentioned the circus episode here >>35421
wasn't a fan

If something has 70m views and you think it's bad, you probably are wrong and just don't get it. If you get it and don't like it that's another thing, but nothing with 70m views can be bad

>>36922
vermie this is literally a textbook logical fallacy

>>36923
the subjectivity fallacy??

>>36924
it's called argumentum ad populum.........

>>36925
I think that argues that something is good because it's popular, but I'm arguing that it's not bad... So that's factual because if a large amount of people think something is good then you won't be able to convince them that it's bad