Oh man I really enjoyed the possibilities tied to the humor and fun facts; it's a beautiful, radical and more intense way of giving entertainment, knowledge, plus the awkward feeling of something that I must do right now about that glove, that company and my life :p really enjoyable <3

Didn't think I'd get an easy-to-understand lesson in quantum computing when I opened this up. :) Entertaining trip past the threshold of modern day technical know-how into the powerful omniverse that waits beyond! Good stuff.

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Coolibert stuff!
It was pretty entertianing to follow the OMNIS projects, and how the Lame Guy reacted to all of the bizarre features of the POWERGLOVE.
Who knows? it may be actually worth the pain!
I'll be checking some more goodies!

This is extremely weird in an intriguing way. The concept for the OMNIS POWERGLOVE is reminiscent of an Elon Muskian creation, sort of like Neuralink... I'm not sure if you intended any deeper meaning behind the animation but it's pretty easy for a tech-forward viewer to see some subtextual implications. It's a great commentary on technological advancement and the normalization of monitoring software, etc. along with a backdrop of hyper commercialization. And the animation, again, is just so weird and trippy. It all comes together pretty well. This was good!

That was legit a breath of fresh air compared to a lot of things that tend to end up on the front page. It's really nice to see a cartoon that isn't completely fucking obnoxious for once, even better when the author actually appears to care about being entertaining, rather than soapboxing, lazily sputtering gibberish for a cheap laugh or edgelording as hard as possible.

It's great to see dark humor that isn't pushing for the greatest logical grimderp extreme and shows a bit of personality.

The only drawbacks I can remark on are the technical ones. The animation is storyboard tier & the lip syncing doesn't match the dialog half the time. The other half, the character's mouths don't move at all. It looks like way too much effort was centered on the filter effects & not on what really matters in an animation, which is the animation itself. The specific way the lip syncing is delivered really reminds me of the days when I used MS Paint because I didn't own a copy of Flash, how it's just an alternation of two frames; one with the mouth open, the other with the mouth shut.

I'll have to admit that it's not at all surprising that something this authentic came from an outside presence and not from anybody who has their roots in Newgrounds nomenclature or even the internet at large. If the otherwise were true, the people you credited in the description would be listed as authors with their own NG accounts, or at the very least the description would've been littered with social media links.

The pale color palette, the art style & the psychotic robot dog mascot are very reminiscent of early Flash movies & 90's cartoons. If I had to pick from each category, I'd say it's like Neurotically Yours blended up with Sam & Max.