#hellvaboss

So I’m just going to say this.

Gameoverse is the embodiment of all of the issue I have with some indie animation shows. In how despite everybody saying how revolutionary it is or how it’ll change indie animation.

I felt nothing while watching it to a point where I click off half way. As it’s written like we already know or care about these characters, when we don’t. There’s a lot of wonky dialogue and voice delivery. And while the animation is really good, I hate how unoriginal the female character designs feels.

As the show feels like it was made for people who make scrolling through tumblr and new grounds their entire personality, while saying that rap is overstimulating (if you know. You know).

If we want indie animation to be taken seriously or be seen as revolutionary. We need to allow people to have their criticism of their shows, and to stop glazing and doing tricks on shows that has a lot of written flaws. That has the fans headcanons and theories doing all of the heavy lifting for the writing of these shows.

Things like quirky characters and lore isn’t what makes a good show. It’s apart of it, but it’s not the entire thing. Having themes, exploring character and character dynamics, world building, proper story structure, authenticity. That’s what makes good and great stories to tell.

I may sound harsh but it’s because I want to see indie animation be push to its limits. I love animation and I’m so excited for upcoming pilots like Hey by ToonrificTariq or Fly by Jason Raymond. Along with exciting to see more episodes from indie series like Pretty Pretty please I don’t want to be a magic girl and knights of Guinevere.

Tryin to re-learn how to draw these dummie gays♥️💜

Here are some of my older ones , I missed them