Score: 10

"sets a new standard"

submission: You Cried Me

date: November 7, 2009

You take full advantage of the complete artistic freedom granted to you with the medium of animation. Unlike the typical 'wierd' crap we see churned out of the avant garde factory, you have managed to create an infectious and unique piece of musical animation. You are an inspiration to the rest of us animators. Thank you for sharing this with us.

Score: 10

"congrats on finally finishing something!"

submission: //Necropolis Xenophobe

date: October 18, 2009

I'm glad you waited until the fight scene was done before submitting to newgrounds. I think thats where this piece really shines. Your camera angles are great and your animation is smooth. Great job. The story itself is quite complex, I've watched it a couple of times to understand what's going on. You can definitely go places with this story and these characters, so keep at it!

Score: 10

"brilliant piece from an unexpected artist"

submission: Waiting for the Bus!

date: September 9, 2009

I have to say, not having been a fan of your previous submissions, I am surprised at how much I enjoyed this piece. Your over-the-top style of humour really comes through here. The rapidfire pace that you delivered your jokes had me laughing my ass off at the next joke before I could recover from the last laugh. Great stuff.

Score: 10

"yeah, you said it"

submission: Liquid Courage

date: August 23, 2009

what a bitch

Score: 10

"Instant classic - Munglai does it again"

submission: FRUIT

date: August 15, 2009

This is the third year in a row we've been treated to yet another Munglai masterpiece. Charming, stylish, clever, creative, insightful... If I list every adjective I could think of to describe your work I'd hit the character limit.

I anxiously look forward to seeing more of your work, you're definitely one of my favourite artists on all of newgrounds.

Score: 10

"Judd-Apatow step aside"

submission: Crotchless Chaps

date: August 5, 2009

I love seeing amazing artistic skill wasted on projects like this. Akin to the gorgeous yet shameful work of artists such as Stamper, you take your god-given and strongly developped skill and PISS IT AWAY on something that only fucktards like you and I can enjoy, and could never show to our friends or family.

You really show your versatility here. A few months ago you had me spellbound with gorgeously choreographed action scenes, and now you have me shitting my pants laughing at dick and fart jokes. In either case, your ever-improving artistic ability is the key to your success. Bravo, can't wait to see what you come up with next.

Score: 10

"*sheds tear*"

submission: Guess Who's back!!

date: July 25, 2009

FINALLY! ITS ABOUT TIME!

Score: 5

"What I learned from Kirbopher..."

submission: TF: Revenge of the Lolin'

date: July 15, 2009

When you can't come up with any work of your own, just parody the work of others...

Your submissions have been consistently dissapointing for a while now, and you always make sure to parody something familiar enough so that your work will be overrated.

Score: 10

"Great!"

submission: Tehde Bogey

date: July 15, 2009

I'm glad somebody followed the "How to be a newgrounds animator god" tutorial.

Score: 10

"you know,"

submission: Photoshop Color Tutorial!

date: June 29, 2009

It's not necessary to erase the white background on your lineart image with magic wand... You can just set the lineart layer to "multiply" and then colour behind it. Multiply makes the white invisible. Great image though, and I like your efficient use of masks. People will learn a lot from this.