*melancholic violin score starts playing*
*melancholic violin score starts playing*
Luke Collins
Aiden Richardson
Still the best cartoon by far.
Daniel Ortiz
I regret not keeping the mp4's of this show. It's impossible to find for retail in the US.
Connor Ward
*melancholic frog piano starts playing*
Evan Brown
Led through the mist
By the milk-light of moon
All that was lost is revealed
Our long bygone burdens
Mere echoes of the spring
But where have we come?
And where shall we end?
If dreams can't come true
Then why not pretend?
How the gentle wind
Beckons through the leaves
As Autumn colors fall
Dancing in a swirl
Of golden memories
The loveliest lies
Of all
Cooper Baker
reminds me of my late teens/early 20s in rural Pennsylvania during the autumn.
Zachary Murphy
How did they learn to exploit nostalgia so well? This show was too kino...
Jack Phillips
For me it’s my time near Boston
Jeremiah Price
Holy fuck you're retarded. I found it available for digital purchase on four different store fronts and the blu-ray is also incredibly easy to find.
Elijah Ross
So were they dead the whole time?
Samuel James
Americana Folklore + Neo-Classical music + Mid century picture book artstyle
Cooper Perez
The entire soundtrack is on youtube, go there or just use a youtube burn website
William Morales
>have bought DVD of series from Barnes and Noble for $5
>?
Jeremiah Murphy
Kino cartoon
Luke Powell
Someone post the episode that the skeletons wear pumpkins as heads, by far the best episode
Christopher Harris
By far the best of the cartoons made by former AT members ( Patrick McHale, Nate Cash, Tom Herpich and Bert Youn in this case )
Jordan Walker
It's definitely got an East-to-Midwest feel.
Jackson Hernandez
Reminds me of visiting my great grandmother on her farm in Missouri.
Adam Murphy
I might be getting old, but I love this cartoon as well. The story. The art. everything.
Wyatt Hill
I hope we eventually get more of that world/something else from the creators as good as that was. But also love the idea of this being such a short contained thing. Super comfy to watch in the fall and short enough to recommend for a ton a poeple
Isaiah Nelson
Maybe the real unkown was the friends we made along the way
Dominic Adams
It's that time of year here again
Sebastian Stewart
Post more art
Chase Ross
Retard
Ayden Brown
I always assumed the unknown was the afterlife. Especially since Wirt and Greg hide behind Quincy Endicott’s tombstone in the “modern” time. Their whole time there is basically a near-death experience, hence the beast trying to get them to “give up”
Sebastian Brown
It really is a perfect storm of a cartoon. Great art, great music, great writing, great performances, and most importantly, they didn’t give anyone a chance to run it into the ground. It exists as a short, fantastic little project.
Luis Jackson
common consensus was that they were in some kind of purgatory
Elijah Hughes
McHale had the idea for OTGW like 10 years before it was greenlit, so that's probably why it was so polished
Nolan Kelly
>sat on an idea for a decade
>it turns out really good
That gives me a lot of hope, user
Jace Wood
>purgatory
Makes sense, because the end montage shows all the people they helped to move on.
Liam Lopez
Halloween Tree is better.
Jackson Torres
I’m already old. This came out during that time when I was too kuch of a teenager for cartoons. It still feels new.