There she is!!!(flash animation + my little something)

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It was beautiful! :')

You did a nice job on the flash movie. I was very impressed! You should make some more flash movies in the future! ^^

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He said he didn't make the movie. I'll check these out in a bit.

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Not my flash movie...........I said it was a tribute poem below that I made....not the flash!!! But indeed, the flash is beautiful :P

You can go say your thanks on the original website that I posted. I wrote like 3 poems in thanks to www.sambakza.net that you can find in the fan art page (that you can read after clicking on the English button).

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Beautifully done pieces of animation. I really enjoyed watching these. I'm not going to judge your poetry though, to each his own.

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I remember these flash vids from years ago lol, and the new ones I just watched about a month ago. The first one is till my favorite, simply because of the originality to it, and at the same time, the truth to it.
Your poem is marvelous as well, a great tribute to a great artist and a great series.

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there she is is old news. I watched part 5 as soon as it came out on december 13th =D

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I watched it December 12th where I live actually, but it just came out the 18th on Newgrounds where it could actually be seen by MUCH more people world wide compared to the official website that is much less visible in comparison.

That's why it's more important to get a message through where and when it counts. And it counts pretty much now

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sambakza showed it at some event in korea on the 8th i think. he released it on his site on the 13th


these series have such a powerful message it's incredible

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Bumping because I feel like it and because I'm feeling verbose at the moment.

I've loved this series since I found it in 2004. Sambakza takes the tired old Romeo/Juliet story and makes it exciting. The characters are so likable that you really want them to persevere through the hard times and be together through it all.

The first step sets the tone so wonderfully and really shows off what I, and I hope many others, appreciate about the series, its light-heartedness. This series isn't about making a political statement. It's way more timeless than that; and making any sort of statement would have made the series say more than it needed to.

The second step is honestly my favorite. This is where, to me, the music also began playing a major role in the story. The first step, as lovely as it was, was pretty unpolished compared to the rest of the series and this second step shows a sharp development curve for artistry, musical scoring, flow, etc. Again we were treated with a lighthearted romp where we got to see just how dedicated Doki (the rabbit) and Nabi (the cat) were to each other since the didn't actually confront each other until the end. We were introduced to a few new characters - mainly hindrances along Nabi's route which he fended off admirably. Doki also showed her love by quickly consuming the birthday cake brought by the adult rabbit. It was not from Nabi, therefore it was not the cake she would be celebrating with. The only way to get rid of it politely would be to consume it herself (although the manner with which she did that was hardly polite). When Nabi does arrive with the cake, one dainty bite sends Doki on her rampage to tackle her love and the step ends. I do find the end a little odd. It provides some foreshadowing into the negative aspects of the later steps as they are kicked out of the parlor when Doki is seen nuzzling Nabi's face. That seemed less light-hearted than it should have been, but it's still my favorite.

The third step is where I feel all the art of the flash had plateaued. It is visually stunning, the music is perfect, etc. The opening scene where Doki pops out of the box a rains hearts at Nabi like some wacky attack move is one of my favorite parts of the series. And I find something incredibly funny about that gigantic pile of trash left behind after the display. What I love about this step is how commonplace their first date is. A walk and a movie, how glamorous. Tolstoy tells us that we learn far more about people from their day-to-day actions than from momentous, life-changing events. Nothing that happened during their date would be all that "newsworthy" but I think we learn more about their true selves this way.

The fourth step I felt was somewhat of a wrong turn for the series. I loved it for its light-heartedness and that was completely cast aside for a much more somber and serious tone. The affect of black/white vs. colored was powerful and didn't come off as too obvious to me. I still like it but after seeing it a couple times this step just isn't as enjoyable as the others. A lot of the other steps had minute conflict in them, but that was just when Doki's eye's glowed and she wrecked everyone and tackled Nabi, which was cute and wonderful and everything this series was about. Because of this, this step almost feels incomplete. I guess part of it was to create more suspense for the final part, but all of the previous steps work as standalone pieces to me. This one only works as part of the series.

The fifth step ends the series perfectly. Doki and Nabi are back together and happy. We aren't bothered with unnecessary views into their future and the world hasn't magically changed to accept them. Fighting the fight is important, but when it comes to your personal feelings, the fight itself is irrelevant. Doki doesn't love cats, she loves Nabi, and vice-versa. Anything beyond that is meaningless. This message I feel "saves" the series after the fourth step, but for some reason that sounds harsher than I want it to be. I mean only that it provides the necessary resolution that the fourth step needed, and I felt that need was unnecessary. However it probably makes the series as a whole more powerful, I guess I just felt it didn't need to be all that powerful. I was happy with it when it was just a cute flash about a rabbit that loves a cat.

All in all this series really gave me an appreciation for flash as an art form. It has greatly affected me and it affects me emotionally every time I watch it. This series has set the standard for this kind of story and I hope it inspires many people. And I guess I just wanted to write this because I want other people to understand this piece for what it really is, a great work of art.