This is among some of my favorite series of internet shorts. Please give it a watch.
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I have no idea what you made me watch, but it was certainly new and interesting. The later parts re-awakened the side of my brain that tries in vain to make sense of stuff like Evangelion, Metal Gear Solid and even Kingdom Hearts. Now I’m going to lose sleep for the next several nights trying to find deeper meaning from these videos, too.
Why am I like this?
These were better than I thought they'd be... turns out I'd seen at least one of them before too. But not the pivotal ones. The first one and Justifiable Actions really took me places here. One with comedy and one... with something more profound.
This is why I love the GROUNDS! Thanks for sharing.
A lot of smaller stuff like this is much harder to find on YouTube these days unless I decide to do a lot of digging through channels and search results, or I just luck out and one of the seemingly dead animation channels I subscribed to randomly decides to drop a gem.
I'm very glad Newgrounds exists because of it's inherent nature to bring niche, animated shorts to people's attention without sifting through too much spam. It's great!
And here you stumble upon the good stuff again and again without even searching for it. :) Suppose it's the personal approach with how a lot of it is shared... a common love for things that evoke feelings/animation/fun stuff. With YT the real world video content is such a massively bigger chunk too, can't be easy to rinse out the little gems there.
It is! And the COMMUNITY man, the community!!! YT doesn't really have one. No way to interact across channels. It ties together content in a different way too.
phenorax
Are they part of a larger narative or?
Nabella
I'm not sure, but I really enjoy how interpretive the later parts are.