#cryptozoo

Cryptozoo

2.5/5

Dash Shaw’s stylings translate to animation really well. The ugly character designs intentionally clash against the gorgeous multicolored designs for the cryptids, and the low fidelity of the animation quality doesn’t stop there from being plenty of imaginative shots and transitions that take full advantage of the medium. When it comes to the story, though, it all feels very on the nose. The way the characters discuss whether cryptids can truly be accepted is an obvious stand-in for the fight for representation of real world minorities. When two characters visit a strip club, there’s a small debate about how stripping isn’t bad as long as the women enjoy it, a nod towards real issues but with no real definite message to take away. In the same way, the main plot is navel gazy about the idea of improper representation without finding any greater answers, willing to brush against deeper themes but too scared to dive into them.

Logan Paul is officially vindicated after a judge dismissed the CryptoZoo lawsuit filed against him — and now heâ€s taking direct aim at the 140 people who tried to sue him. Speaking on his YouTube channel, Logan broke down the courtâ€s decision and didnâ€t hold back when addressing those who accused him of being a scammer. He said this ruling is a huge moment for him personally because it…

Rando: So you promised to pay 1.8 million dollars in refunds by a certain date and instead immediately spent that money on yourself and since the promised date no money has been refunded.

Logan: Yes.

Rando: So you lied about the refunds.

Logan: Nuh-uh.

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I mean, I'm not attacking him or anything here, but what on Earth does the guy think a lie is?

Even if somehow he did it by accident, and had no intention of doing it, saying you're gonna do one thing, and then doing the opposite, is a lie by definition.

Logan needs some rather rudimentary level of education, that pretty much anyone with any level of common sense, should rather easily be able to understand.