There She Is!!!

[gekonum]

Sorry, if you won't understand this, but i don't think that this series is good.
As animator, i see that author of "there she is" made a good work here, but all other just don't gives me even a little feeling, that it should give.
Few moments in these flashes were just shallow, too shallow. It could be a great series about love etc. but it isnt. IMO "There She Is" is just waste of artists ability to make good movie.

[Pickapok]

Hang on now, this series is anything but shallow as it deals with the issues of rascism, peer pressure, and the social stigma generated when two people of different races begin a relationship (ex. a black girl and a white guy or a Korean and a Japanese.). Saying this is a waste of ability just isn't fair. The animation is beautifully done, even if the style is simple. Admittedly, the second step wasn't on par with the rest, nor does the first measure up to 3 and 4. But these animations are able to convey a strong sense of meaning and emotion that I have yet to find in any other flash.

Brackenwood is a lot like Looney Tunes in a sense that it deals with simple plots and slapstick humor. There She Is! is meant for a more mature crowd, say 13 and up. Most kids under middle school age wouldn't pick up on the deeper meaning found in these works. Brackenwood is a kids show, albeit a very well doe one that older audiences can enjoy as well. There She Is! is something that you could show to a highschool social studies class and hold discussions on it.

[Hellboy]

There she is step 4 is just pur exellence

[cakeofages]

There she is!! isn't a waste of ability. It's really well done, altogether. But it's not awfully deep, either. It's emotional, but the plot and its themes are pretty easy to figure out. Show this to a middle schooler, and they'll pick up on whatever its trying to convey. You would not be able to hold a long discussion on the series. I mean, the series is meant for kids, too. Adolescents, anyway, since step 4 does get kinda emo.

Brackenwood is for all ages.

[Hellboy]

There she is episodes are decent but no way near as good as brackenwood series that is the best thing ever (not trying to be a suck up) but im really starting to like the khale episodes that leafworthy (kevin okulolo) is quite a good animator for his age

[Pickapok]

Wow, you must have saved a lot of money on punctuation.

Brackenwood is good, high quality animation, but it doesn't carry across a deeper meaning. It is the looney toons to There She Is' X-Men.

Leafworthy's stuff is okay, I just am waiting for more episodes before I make a final decision on it.

[Hellboy]

I know so am i but so far so good he says he is going to make 42 episodes . I really do hope adam does'nt stop animating he is my favorite animator!

[cakeofages]

We all love Brackenwood; that's why we're here, you know, in the forums. You really can't (well, I guess you CAN) compare these two completely different animations in terms of what they offer the audience.

BOTH animations do a VERY good job giving the viewers what the animators intended to give. Adam worked hard giving the Brackenwood universe depth, atmosphere, and awesome graphics, and that's exactly what we got. Therefore, it's good.

SamBakZa gave There She Is!! a clean style, a cute love story, and deeper themes, and thats also exactly what we got. Therefore, it's good, too.

It's fair to say that they did different things, and neither is "better" than the other.

[Pickapok]

Kinda like comparing Jack Nicholson and Heath Ledger as the Joker. they played different Jokers from different periods and renditions, and each did a fantastic job.

I agree with everything in the above post.