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[wait it's madness day??]

"Deadass?"

[Aceros - Boulderchain Madness]

While you did explain why this should be Madness themed, it's not exactly related. It's still a neat work and I don't mind at all staying here.

Gandarga responds:

You're right. I know my work seems so different, it is really odd. But, thank you for that comment. ^^

[Another Decade for Madness Combat?]

Not bad, always enjoy 3D views. Next time I suggest adding more frames with a slight higher framerate. Then make a longer video and it will be just about as great as everyone would expect.

ultraemo responds:

It was for Madness day, where other movies should get seen, hence why it was short. Shorter then I expected, actually. I was aiming for a minute long I will maybe make another Madness video like this, a remake maybe, with more perspective and upload it, not to get in the way of Madness Day and the other entries and I like Madness Combat, that I would like more, so I am willing to make another video. Thanks for your comment!

[Happy madness day 2020 | BobaBottom | first madness combat animation]

It's simple, but almost a flawless animation. Now simply add another 30 or more bodycount and you got yourself a sweet Madness flash.

[Three months madness]

If I were you, I'd only submit the first two clips and delete (or at least not publish) the rest. They're good enough on their level.

[Madness Redeemer 2: Revenger]

Now THIS right here is a genuine work for a Madness franchise submission:

Classic Madness sprites, the oldest type along with characters, guns and other objects (oh sweet nostalgia), followed by backgrounds that have the damage looks fitting of Krinkels's newer works. Next is the speech bubles which is staying loyal to the Madness narrative by using icons. And using the best possible Madness loading screen is a cherry on top, not to mention I also enjoyed watching the credits scene (don't you think I've missed Sheriff and Jeb there!)

Most of MD collabs are always bunch of random clips, few of other collabs went with a certain storyline, and then there's this where figuring out which animator animated which part is virtually unrecognisable. That right there is what I call a perfect collab!

Lelokayl responds:

yeah this md is overflown by shorts and tests, which i cannot understand, why people upload tests in submissions...

[Dusk of the Madness: OVERTIME]

The only reason why I'm taking a half star down, is because the ending was pretty abrupt.

Now for the core - This was an incredibly top notch series. Back then I kept remembering as the first zombie type madness series to have own and well done zombie sprites. Plus this wasn't a classic zombie splatterhouse type of video, but a true horror and survival experience. I gotta admit I was thinking: "Why everyone thinks and knows how to fly a chopper...?" and then the doc brings the guide like HEY IF U DON'T KNOW SQUAT, I GOT THIS NOOB GUIDE hahaha lmao, that's quality humor in my book.

Overall what can I say, this was a unique madness trip, as if Project Nexus prepared a cinematic movie for it.

Dleta67 responds:

As the person responsible for designing the zombie sprites: I'm glad to know somebody appreciated the effort! We were going to use the same old green ones originally (there's even a version of Dawn's intro with them), but I had the idea to make a unique set instead.

[REALM 5: Revelation]

My activity on NG is near dead, however sometimes I still come here, because I refuse to die. And so does madness and their awesome creators. No matter the year, there still 'ol flash animations out there worth watching! Kelzad, you have my respect. Long live madness!

[Pico n' Me]

2008 called. They want their NG flash animation video back.
Jokes aside, this is very nostalgic!

[DedmosRebuilt.fla]

What I am most amazed by, is that our boy Krinkels here has new madness sprites.

This is a new era of madness.