Hi, Applecore Pictures here back with another re-upload! Posted on Jan 10, 2025 to the AAVF Studios channel, this is basically my reimaging of the rhythm game Friday Night Funkin'. Here, I started with its first night as a baseline for the premise. During the time when there was a long drought for content of the official game, and a massive explosion of fan-made mods to help compensate with the event, I was scheming about how to build upon the game and make it more exciting. Recently, I began to take note of rhythm games like Hi-Fi Rush and Crypt of the Necrodancer, which had fighting/action game elements baked into them and wondered "what if FnF had the same mechanic, where each button press corresponds to an attack?" It seemed like novel idea, the concept of pressing buttons in sync with the rhythm of a song/music OST in order to execute in-game attacks. While not a well-defined mechanic, it seemed wholly unique to me. Of course, this was in early March 2024, and from then 'til now, I was sorely disappointed to see that I was outplayed by certain "other" projects, including the return of the original itself. Alas, I am but a visionary with no coding skills and only two hands to boot. My hope is for these types of games, fighting-based rhythm games with attacks tied to rhythmic button presses, to emerge more in the gaming space. I may not live to see the day, but I pray that whoever finds this animated demonstration can fulfil this fantastical wish. _________ Nitty-gritty banter aside, this is a fully animated demo of what I envision FNF can become if it harnesses some "fighting game" element, similar to the fight with Darnell in Weekend 1. I also did a story overhaul because I thought rap-battling to solve quarrels was silly (like you guys are demons who literally trapped your daughter's ex in a dating sim, just gut 'im and dispose of the body). Enjoy!* *In Summer 2024, FNF Weekend 1 released, adding a well-animated cutscene as an intro to the campaign of that week. I hadn't added the cutscene at that point, but I had been investing too much effort into this, so I couldn't turn back and what through with it regardless. Apologies if the beginning feels... off! P.P.S Ignore the end scene pls. It was for Youtube vid recommendations, but since Rumble does'nt seem to do that yet (i think), it's just unnecessary. I'm lazy tho and don't want to edit it out rn. Maybe in the future, but not at the moment. _________ Credits: Thumbnail art - me Artwork for cutscene prelude to "gameplay" demo - me Beat-timed animation (i tried, anyway) - me Voice of Boyfriend - me Voice of Daddy Dearest - me Demo composition - Fight N' Flight (by me) Intro and outro song - Yakuza 0 OST Archnemesis by Hidenori Shoji https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqDEVlWlls0 "other" sfx - just free assets by unknown people

An AAVF animation parodying the "a man has fallen into the river in lego city" commercial. No, it's not called "Banking on a dead meme", it's called "Art". You're welcome.

A crude old AAVF upload revisiting childhood. This thought experiment explores what happens if you say a simple "no" to a fourth wall-breaking question on childrens' television

This is the very first animation I ever did (and publicly released), recounting *one* particular November and its trials.

*Originally posted to the AAVF Studios Youtube Channel on Mar 3, 2024* With the turn of the year from 2023 into 2024, the legendary mouse from the house of Disney, Mickey Mouse has become public domain (albeit in the form of Steam Boat Willie). And like Winnie the Pooh's first entrance into the public's hands, a new (well, two actually) horror movie turning the freshly relinquished IP into an unholy horror monster was announced. Jumping the gun, I decided to make a horror movie of my own, in concept only anyway. Here is my idea for a Pokémon horror movie, utilising a franchise-related Pokéball as a weapon! It was a tiring minute-and-a-half clip to make (via rounding up) but I hope you'll enjoy it! P.S. Yes, I know the animation's not perfect and some cracks in the paint are showing, but hey, I assure you this is one of the best things (over-exaggeration) unpaid hobbyist animation can accomplish. This is done entirely without funding or financial backing and by one free-spirited man - me. If anything, go make your own version of this video, I'm just simply a conduit for putting untapped ideas out into the world. Go nuts, get messy, and spread happiness throughout the internet. P.P.S. The Pokémon Company, if you see this video, please don't sue me.

The Day Henry Met... is an animated children's program about a little boy named Henry who has daily chats with friendly non-human (mostly inanimate) objects to find out what they are all about and learn more about the big wide world surrounding him (I personally think Henry's trippin' balls, but I digress). Each episode (or segment) is introduced with the titular phrase "The Day Henry Met..." followed by the object name, so today, let's take a little spin on the notion by adding a not-so-kid-friendly topic to the mix.

We all know the "You've been hit by Truck" spoof of Michael Jackson's Smooth Criminal (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_qqp873J4&ab_channel=VCROfficial) making the rounds of the internet a while back (at least i think). Now, ready yourselves for this masterpiece, courtesy of me!

I don't wanna write this caption. Figure it out youself.

So, I used to code in Python for a couple years, starting when I signed up for an online Python coding course offered on Coursera by the University of Toronto. My coding journey was going great, but one thing that got on my nerves was Python's syntactical use of spaces. I had so many issues with spaces, and on a frequent basis: it alerted me that a 'syntax error' was present in my code, but it never actually told me where. So it would frustrate me every time when, after searching through giant blocks of code over and over, that it didn't run due to ONE SINGLE SPACE that shouldn't have been there. The level of nitpicking just didn't fly for me, so I gave up on coding after two years. Will I ever code again? Well, I don't know. ______________ My apologies for the long exposition. Anyways, I made this animation to manifest my frustrations with coding into something short, sweet, and funny, for all to enjoy. Strap yourself down for bright colours, good vibes, and most importantly, NO POLITICS. Without further ado, it's showtime!