cool
the movie is cool but the ending is litlle sad but a five from me
Reviews for "Bunnykill 3 Vol.2"
FINALLY!
Have been waiting for this for ages! But very glad its finally here, its up to its usual style and standard of amazingness that is bunnykill. Congratulations, although madness was the inspiration, I think you may have surpassed it. I'm not quite sure what it is, but the bunnykill 3 vols 1 and 2 seem to lack something the original bunnykills have, vol 2 especially but i can't quite put my finger on it. I love the fact that there's a storyline to it, maybe its the fights in a particular area arent as long or something? I'm not sure. But this was a great watch anyway, well done.
Woo!
Ive been waiting a long time for this episode, and it kicked ass and all but, theres some flaws:
1. In the start of the episode the robot had 2 guns for arms, later it has a hook arm and a gun arm, then when it jumps up and turns around the arms have suddenly switches places.
2. At the part where snowball and smoke are gonna split up, theres 3 guards shooting into another room for no real reason.
3.If snowball is going up, then how come he jumps down into floor 2? Wouldent it be faster just to go up through the vent he came through?
4. After killing dust and jumping through the window, snowball seem to summon a lightsword out of thin air
5. From the outside, the escape pod looks alot smaller, and after the credits its suddenly big enough for the robot to fit inside
And yes i love finding plot holes and flaws ^^
Looking forward to Bunnykill4
Mottis responds:
Thnx.
1. Yes, it was a mistake. Not too important though.
2. It was supposed to be kinda funny. It is a scientific fact that 97% of all henchmen are imbeciles. The guards thought that Snowball and Smoke were in the opposite room. a fatal mistake.
3. Snowball is a Ninja commando. He can break the laws of physics... But if you REALLY require a realistic answer, he just entered an "air-ventilation-tunnel-thing what's-it-called-in-english) and crawled trough it all the way above the next floor.
4. No, if you observe closely, you can see that he picked up the other half of Dust's sword that was left behind.
5. No, actually the escape shuttle IS large enough to hold several of those Robots. I should know, I had that shuttle in the flash program and when it was zoomed in, it was almost impossible to handle because of it's rediculous size. It just seems a lot smaller in the movie because it zooms in.
Haha You take these movies way too seriously. Snowball appearing from the ventilation system above and the enemies firing in the wrong direction were supposed to be funny, not realistic but you seem to take it really seriously. =P
An indepth review and a few suggestions/questions
**English is not my native language. Please forgive any incorrect usages of grammar.**
I was pissed at first that you have procrastinated for over a year, making me wait day after day, hour by hour, minute by minute, second by second... for this masterpiece to come out. I even almost gave up hope and searched google for your obituary to see if you died. Fortunately you didn't, and you once again outdid yourself in your outstanding Bunnykill.
I don't know why, but I'm going to use up all the characters in this review. Maybe because I like your stuff. Now let's hit the Pros and Cons.
Pros:
1. Needless to say, your style was what sucked in the majority of your fans. Believe me, at first in Bunnykill Volume 1, I thought you just made a bunny-version of Krinkels' Madness series. Now I know better. The style was unique and definitely not ripped off, because you added allies to the protagonists instead of just making the main character kill everyone by himself. Most of all, I liked how you made the soldiers fight back instead of just lining up to die.
2. The next best thing was your interactivity. There was not a second where I did not hold my breath in suspense, waiting to see what happened. You kept me on my toes the whole time, and when the Robot appeared, I practically laughed and screamed at the whole time. I screamed because it looked scary. I laughed because it reminded me of the protaganist of Madness in Krinkel's 6th series. They looked pretty similar... Hmm... I wonder... o_O ?
3. Plot - Yes. You had a plot, simple as it is, but you had a plot. That's one thing of your series that's a bit better than Madness, because you gave a rational summary of what's happening. Madness probably has a plot, but it's more like "use your imagination" kind of thing. It's more of a random killing.
4. You ripped off scenes from several movies, but it's a good adaptation. I understand.
Cons (or what I don't like) - Now, everyone has flaws and you're no exception. But don't let it destroy your self-esteem. I'm merely pointing out what I think you could improve on. It's a bit debatable, I can say. So don't curse at me if you don't like it. You can PM me to discuss it if you want. Don't worry. I still worship you as GOD.
1. Humor - Haha... not very funny. Your style of humor is a bit outdated. Sorry. Other people have used it already.
2. Stop killing Dust in a stupid way. Stop it. Just stop it. It's annoying. You better let him kick major ass in the next volume or you're going to lose a fan.
3. You're using old main characters - Dust, Smoke, and our favorite guy Snowball. Care to add in a new character? Like say, in Volume
4. (You said you're making it a ninja theme), Make the new character mysterious, but powerful. That always arouses the viewer's interest - a new, mysterious character. A character has the most powerful impact on the viewer when the viewer knows nothing about the new character. That would give them the impression that the new character is powerful - make a few careful scenes making him kill off powerful enemies with only little force. Say, the new guy's a legendary ninja. He's a threat so powerful that it forces Snowball, Dust, and Smoke to team up. He kills innocent people, destroys cities, and most of all, kills off Snowball's boss, who gives Snowball a large dough of cash every day. That would tick him off and make Snowball go off and find him. I mean... Snowball's determination derives mainly from his paycheck, right?
5. The violence is a tad big excessive. I would rather you control the level of blood a bit. Some blood is good, yes, but overdoing it gags the viewer. Well, I guess it's not as bloody as Madness.
6. Now... the one thing that makes this a bit worse than Madness, is probably the overly dominant protagonist. In madness, Krinkels kills off the main character once to show us that he's mortal and can easily be killed. You never killed him, and only let him get hurt once.
That's all, I guess. I hope you'll honor my review with a reply.
Thx.
Edwin ^_-
Awsome
I had been waiting on this for quite a while and now it its all that i suspected 1 and 2 were good but 3 was always my fav you rock.