What's some nice edgy animated stuff I can watch? Preferably shit that takes itself seriously.
What's some nice edgy animated stuff I can watch? Preferably shit that takes itself seriously
Jordan Cook
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Leo Williams
Birdboy was among my other favorite Zig Forums movies from last decade. Most people never got their chance to read the original comic.
To this day the comic has not been released in English. You only find scans in its native Spanish.
If you have seen the movie, you have more or less all the context you need to follow the panels.
If anyone has or is interested to translate this in English, let Zig Forums know.
Comic
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Short
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All these links are in Spanish only, but you can find the R1 English DVD around torrents. You can watch the short with English subtitles here.
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If you liked this shit, check out the author. He not only does comics, but illustration work.
Parker Harris
Any word on when Unicorn Wars is supposed to come out? I loved Bird Boy and was really stoked to see more animated works from the same guy. youtube.com
Tyler Walker
Firt off,
No one on Zig Forums knows the difference between edgy and horrific or serious.
It's all bullshit and ponies with these retarded snowflakes.
Gabriel Scott
Onyx Equinox is good, but only the first two eps are out
Grayson Miller
Who hurt you user?
Ryan Thompson
strawberry jam??
Matthew Roberts
Princess (2006 Danish animated film)
Aiden Powell
>Edgy shit that takes itself way too seriously
Unironically, R&M
Justin Bennett
The first half is very very good, I really like how it uses live action footage to portray the past, the other one is straight up edgy.
Jace Rodriguez
Broken Link, retard.
Robert Long
All the mega links work.
Xavier Thomas
Madoka is pretty good if you don't mind the Zig Forums angle.
Elijah Gutierrez
If he wanted anime and manga, he would not have asked in the western comics & cartoons image board.
Jason Jones
HBO’s Spawn, just like the comics it’s based on
Juan Turner
That looks amazing!
My dog hurt my finger once. Who hurt you?
Anthony Rogers
Westerners don't tend to make unironically edgy cartoons.
Dylan Garcia
Plague Dogs
Felidae
Watership Down
Benjamin Sanders
god i wish this show had kept going
Landon Myers
It was too good for HBO.
Jaxson Ramirez
Are you sure?
Joseph Sullivan
Drawn Together!
Jose Wood
>Preferably shit that takes itself seriously.
Andrew Kelly
Yeah like I said, drawn together
David Bennett
Drawn together wasn't taking itself seriously at all. It's all played for jokes. That's not necessarily a bad thing but not what he was looking for.
Easton Wilson
>not taking itself seriously
Yeah whatever dude, lmao, Drawn Together took itself seriously and was edgy as all hell. You're just upset.
Alexander Carter
The short and film seem to be empty folders.
Christian Morales
>Drawn Together took itself seriously
Not really. It was a comedy show. Pretty good one at that.
>edgy as all hell
Yes. But comedy can be edgy. Are you conflating seriousness and edginess perhaps?
Luke Scott
Here's some shit that'll last you a few days.
Where the Dead Go to Die & When Black Birds Fly: Hardcore edgecore, at points really schlocky and tryhard, but it does take itself seriously and stands out as a particularly horrific and inventive brand of horror animation
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The guy has other short work
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Jonathan Clark
>He fell for the mega meme
Bentley Cox
Primal has some decent gore, but its not edgy I would say.
Lincoln Martinez
It was such a good comedy it inspired Panty and Stocking with garterbelt! How come you don't think it takes itself seriously? Have you SEEN the episode where they murder veggietales?
Matthew Adams
>It was such a good comedy it inspired Panty and Stocking with garterbelt!
Did it really? Damn. Maybe I should go back and rewatch it.
>How come you don't think it takes itself seriously? Have you SEEN the episode where they murder veggietales?
Well, because usually the violence and edginess, while oftentimes dark is generally used as a vehicle for comedy; literally - a joke. Including said veggietales murder. A lot of the hard violence in this series, while graphic, is mostly comedic in nature.
And the show wasn't really shy about admitting the crassness of its jokes. Not that it needed to be. DT was boorish and knew it, and wasn't ashamed of it. Nor should it be. That was its appeal. Sadly that kind of programming seems to have largely gone the way of the dodo. Shame, but it was a product of its time. Simpler times I suppose.