Pilot for my upcoming series Luck Man: The Unintentional Hero

This is a test pilot for a series called Luck Man: The Unintentional Hero. Its about a kid who gets superhuman luck from a cursed four-leaf clover and goes on adventures. I made it in RPG Maker as a proof of concept prototype to build off of.

Luck Man | Pilot

The clone creation machine is out of order. The clones have declared war.

This is my project dedicated to a very talented Professor WHooves (the character does not belong to me, but here is a different look at the existing WHooves).In this film, I tried to maintain the style of the old animations created on the flash of the early 2000s - 2010s.The project is in Russian. If anyone would like to translate it into English or Latin, please contact me in private messages here on the website (or in the comments under this film). I can provide the original text and translation.( Привет! Если ты понимаешь, что говориться в фильме - напиши в коментах ))

Dr.Whoovs

An older Flipnote of mine from last year, audio from Smiling Friends (obviously lmfaoooo)

Mr. Frog But it's a Flipnote

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Shadowheart was caught by Mind Flayer

A classic tribute to the best of old school anime.

In honor of Anime Detour, Minnesota's first anime convention. This music video contains three of my old anime tributes and four new ones. Sorry it took me so long to submit something. I've been busy with high school, college, work and registering for a better college. Still, I find time to animate. This took me a LONG time to complete so please watch it all and enjoy.

Old School Anime Tribute

Clear Clock takes a sex survey on Tom Fulp

Just a fun little thing I whipped up in less then a day. 
I haven't done something funny since Robotech Director's Cut. 
This is also my first Clock Crew Flash. 
I heard this on my local radio station and thought it might make a great Flash movie. 
Yes, the voice is not Tom Fulp and I know he isn't 19. 
Just enjoy it. It's for the sake of humor. 
New episodes of Comet Magnum coming in September.

Phone Survey

On this one, I included 2 short (but funny) conversations and 2 vintage Robotech toy commercials as well as the eyecatches. Write some reviews too. Also be sure to check out Director's Cut 1 and 2. UPDATE: Robotech Director's Cut 4 is now up! Check it out.

Robotech Director's Cut 3

What REALLY went on when Rick, Lisa and Ben were interegated.

I've been working on this for awhile and I'm quite proud of the results. If you loved Star Trek Love, you'll love this. The dialouge is from episodes 10-12. Hopefully I'll make another one. PLEASE write some reviews too. P.S.: Sorry about that clicking sound you'll hear on the audio. My mouse was right next to my microphone when I was recording. UPDATE: Robotech Director's Cut 2 is now up!

Robotech Director's Cut

Tako returns with Deep Fried, Live! Episode 5: "The Octopus Who Wasn't There."

Welcome to the first animated cooking show hosted by an appetizer. Deep Fried, Live! with Tako the Octopus is an entertaining, enlightening, and often dangerous look at the mysteries and methodology of modern food preparation. It’s the ultimate culinary spectacle, offering secret ingredients (that refuse to be cooked), in depth cooking science, printable recipes, and direct links to the latest cookware and ingredients. It’s also a thorough exploration of how much damage one octopus can do with an unlimited supply of kitchen artillery. In this episode, Chef Tako returns to his kitchen in search of the perfect Meat Loaf and winds up having to deal with some fan mail, a pesky spider, and his mother. Yikes!

DFL! Episode 5: Meat Loaf

sup doOdz n ladies?! All the Olympic events that you didn't see on TV! lol sorry, needed somethin to pass the time. :::thanks for all the reviews and feedback, i read them all, so feel free to keep droppin em. tell me ya dig it, tell me i suck monkey nuts, whatever's clever. Swing by <a href="http://www.madflex.com" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">www.madflex.com</a> and waste some time!

The Untelevised Olympics

Merry Christmas! Find out what happens when you see mommy gettin freaky with Santa Claus!

Mommy Kissin' Santa

Another installment of "Deep Fried, Live! with Tako the Octopus". On the menu? Cookies!

Welcome to the first animated cooking show hosted by an appetizer. Deep Fried, Live! with Tako the Octopus is an entertaining, enlightening, and often dangerous look at the mysteries and methodology of modern food preparation. It’s the ultimate culinary spectacle, offering secret ingredients (that refuse to be cooked), in depth cooking science, printable recipes, and direct links to the latest cookware and ingredients. It’s also a thorough exploration of how much damage one octopus can do with an unlimited supply of kitchen artillery. In this episode, Chef Tako explains the science behind baking great chocolate chip cookies, deals with some childhood fears, and has a conversation with... his mother. Psychologically stable? Let's not jump to conclusions.

DFL!: ChocoChip Cookies

Inspired by a particulary gruesome dream, this 30 second "snack between episodes" explores how an octopus prepares sushi. This is the first in a series of "Short Orders", playing with brevity in the "Deep Fried, Live! with Tako the Octopus" format. Whether you view it as commercial or not, we made it as a joke. Enjoy!

DFL: Short Order - Sushi

This movie is stupid, and I have no idea how it got in a collection.

Sonic In Heat

Second episode of "Deep Fried, Live!" as Chef Tako battles a gigantic radioactive shrimp.

Welcome to the first animated cooking show hosted by an appetizer. Deep Fried, Live! with Tako the Octopus is an entertaining, enlightening, and often dangerous look at the mysteries and methodology of modern food preparation. It’s the ultimate culinary spectacle, offering secret ingredients (that refuse to be cooked), in depth cooking science, printable recipes, and direct links to the latest cookware and ingredients. It’s also a thorough exploration of how much damage one octopus can do with an unlimited supply of kitchen artillery. In the second episode, entitled "King Prawn", our chef and hero Tako the Octopus battles a giant radioactive crustacean in attempts to whip up a tasty plate of shrimp.