I love how when he starts talking about his wife there are three swans, one of them trying to reach the other, as if symbolizing Odysseus's own problem
Glad you caught that bit of symbolism there! Although, I know it's probably my fault, but those are geese 😊That's cause Penelope kept geese as pets. So it's also an added reminder to Odysseus of his wife at home.
I really love how when Circe is trying to seduce Oddyseus, while it's definitely working (until he remembers his wife), he does clearly have his doubts! It's a great touch
(3:26) Oh, it's that guy who fell in love with a sea nymph. He asked Circe to make him into a merman like his love; however, she fell in love with him.
@GalaxyOfEnder Yup. When the man rejected Circe, she turned Scylla into a monster. When he learned what she did, he was repulsed. I think she turned him into a goat?
Honestly Jorge is so smart for giving some of the characters their own instrument, the one said here is Penelope, which Jorge mentioned was represented by the viola
I love your inclusion of Glaucus as Circe’s lost love. I always figured that was whom she was referring to with that line and you even included Scylla as well, great job!👍🏻
@@FenDweller13 that's not true at ALL. The only account of Circe loving Glaucus came from roman writers like Ovid, in Greek Mythology these 2 never interacted and Scylla was described as a monster since birth
@@mattthewmontoya2757 Glaucus was a mortal fisherman who ate a special herb and become a half fish sea god. He later fell in love with a beautiful nymph named Scylla who rejected him because of his fishy appearance. He shared his woes with Circe who in turn fell in love with him but when he turned down her advances she poisoned Scylla’s bathing pool turning her into a multi headed monster
I loved your Circe seduction! Another animatic I saw did a sorta power struggle but this was amazing! I love how he turned away then she restores to physical touch to spell him
3:24 WOW! Adding Glaucus and Scylla is a genius touch. I mean, whenever she refers to the love she lost, it would, in my opinion, be either Glaucus or the other one she turned into a woodpecker.
Me: huh, Odysseus is legitimately tempted in this version. that's a cool take, that he genuinely finds Circe attractive and is actively resisting the temptation because he doesnt want to betray his wife. it's arguably more romantic and shows real restraint- Odysseus at 1:57: *is in tears * Me: oH OKAY ALRIGHT THAT'S. THAT'S NOT GONNA HAUNT ME
Eury: You didn't tap that... At all? Ody: …Would you stop it with that! No! Even if that happened it wouldn’t be me in my control. She’s a witch, she can hypnotize people!
@@AbbyLilly-lq1rx yeah I do have to say after listening to this and watching the animatics I love how he's depicted in this and I know this is a modern retelling, but it's refreshing seeing him remain faithful to his wife for that long.
1:56 Pff- i love this scene, he looks so pathetic like if you breathed on him he would cry- i love this sad boy this poor little wet cat of a man has my heart
Alright! This is one of the best animatics for “there are other ways” that I’ve seen. Cerci’s seduction, Odysseys’ longing, it’s all so perfectly done!
Your Circe design seems like she’s the oldest (oldest as in she’s the oldest physically) of the three ones that I’ve really seen. Gigi’s feels like she’s in her early twenties, Anni’s I’m her thirties, and yours is in her forties
Thank you! I did a lot of research in regards to how ancient Greeks begged for forgiveness and I considered having Ody hold Circe's dress at one point while kneeling and being submissive but thought against it.
@@Seaweedscout No, the Trojan War lasted ten years and this is at the beginning of his journey home(10 years at war, ten years of travel). This is likely still in the first year since he left so under eleven years.
@@jessnalulila5552 In one of the more common stories of Scylla's origins, Circe is the one who turned her into a monster in the first place, because she was in love with Glaucus but Glaucus preferred Scylla, who was just a regular old nymph before Circe turned her into a monster. Aligning that story of horrific violence visited upon a sexual or romantic rival with the otherwise seemingly-touching sentiment of "I have been in love once before" was something I found pretty chilling -- especially given Scylla's really creeptastic depiction later in the story.
@@cacavman I didn't either until I researched what kind of animal represents Penelope. Because i wanted Ody to look out the window and see something that represents his wife. And it all worked out! Ody sees the geese and is even more reminded of Penelope
YESSS, I absolutely adore this it's not every day that you get a full There are Other ways of perssusasion. It's quality is top-notch, it's ridiculously animated as usual, the designs are amazing, (even if I feel the Pigs are staring into my soul) and I just love it.I feel like both the designs and the choreography is absolutely amazing. I also love his face at 2:52 where he's like "wtf" when she says he'll go to the underworld in a very sus manner.
Thank you! Thank you so much for taking the time to craft your comment and point out details I've added. Makes working on these animatics worthwhile so thank you!
It's actually a part of the story: Glaucus was the Old Man in the Sea who asked Circe to create a love potion to enchant the nymph Scylla...but Circe fell in love with Glaucus and cursed Scylla instead.
@@elizawulf8180 That's one interpretation of the origin of Scylla, but others have had Scylla be a monster since her birth. Granted, this is the take that Jorge is going with (he points out Circe's motif showing up in moments related to Scylla, after all) but as with all the Greek myths, they get muddled and murky at times.
Omg it really brings me tears of joy to see how much you have grown in your animations! I started watching your reylo videos and now all the epic, I have become a big fun of this musical! Keep your awesome work 👏🩷✨️
Aaaah thank you so much! I'm always happy to see people from a previous fandom still continue to support what I do. Happy you're onboard with EPIC as well!!!
I just realize that one reason he was struggling with her seduction is because the moly wore off, since he technically defeated her, so she could of been using her charm on him lol
Nice nod to the story of Circe transforming Scylla cuz her crush was in love with her!😅❤ P.S. Lamb at the end before getting sacrificed: "Hehe, I'm in danger."😑
i love how circe is about to stab him. i thought the sheep was another victim looking at the camera at the office like, "can you believe this shit they get to go free but not me". that and its upcoming sacrifice like. was that a dude,
It's a tie in to the next animatic I'm making, which is Underworld. According to the myths, Circe instructed Odysseus to do some ritual to get to the Underworld, including TRIGGER WARNING - animal sacrifice, specifically a lamb.
In the myth he actually does sleep with her and he has three children by her and she allows his men to stay on the island for a short while before he has to leave and she gives him a tip on how to find his way back home by going to the underworld and then warning him about the sirens
The epic the musical saga about circe is the only reason i decided to read a book i got for Christmas, it's supposed to basically be her diary, i love how you included the man she turned into a god though, probably who she was referring to, could also be hermes though from what ive read
So awesome to see the final half complete. All beautifully done. And teasing the image of the prophet. So cool. Though I'm almost scared by the angry sheep. Is there a story there?
My fanfic brain picturing mother Gothel and Lauriam (Marluxia) doing this, except he sucumbs, be like... I want to picture Naminé (remember the dark stage she went through) too, but I don't know who her resisting victim should be. I can't decide between Sora, Xion, Riku or Roxas.
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I love how when he starts talking about his wife there are three swans, one of them trying to reach the other, as if symbolizing Odysseus's own problem
Glad you caught that bit of symbolism there! Although, I know it's probably my fault, but those are geese 😊That's cause Penelope kept geese as pets. So it's also an added reminder to Odysseus of his wife at home.
@@ns2dstudios 2 of them look like geese but one doesn't have a brown part so
Odysseus: “and now the god of tides is out to end my life😰”
Circe: 🗿
Circe: Damn, that's crazy.
Circe: Holy shit- im sorry man.
@@TowardsTheMoon880 nah
@@iPromiseImNormal wait does he not say the god of “tights” 😭
@@iPromiseImNormal I knew he was talking about Poseidon. I thought it was funny he called Poseidon the god of tights
1:24 he needed that hug
I really love how when Circe is trying to seduce Oddyseus, while it's definitely working (until he remembers his wife), he does clearly have his doubts! It's a great touch
Thank you! I did my best to incorporate the fact that Ody almost fell for it but eventually snapped out of it so I'm glad it came across.
@@ns2dstudios Having her hiding a knife was also a nice touch.
(3:26) Oh, it's that guy who fell in love with a sea nymph. He asked Circe to make him into a merman like his love; however, she fell in love with him.
Wait that’s so sad 😢
isnt the sea nymph in question scylla?
@@GalaxyOfEnder yes im pretty sure thats why theres a shadowod her there
@GalaxyOfEnder yes, the book "Circe"
@GalaxyOfEnder Yup. When the man rejected Circe, she turned Scylla into a monster. When he learned what she did, he was repulsed. I think she turned him into a goat?
0:59 When Circe let's her hair down. I just melted. 😢
LOVE how you included the silhouettes of Scylla showing the jealousy of Circe, who eventually turned Scylla into the monster she is
I love Ody's face of "did i hear that correctly? " at 2:52
1:34 You can hear the Penelope motif. Even when being seduced by a goddess, Odysseus can't stop thinking about his wife.
YES EXACTLY EXACTLY!
bro needed that hug fr
Honestly Jorge is so smart for giving some of the characters their own instrument, the one said here is Penelope, which Jorge mentioned was represented by the viola
Not a goddess just a witch
@@moormanjean5636 But Odysseus says “then i must be a god like you” to circe in done for though
I love your inclusion of Glaucus as Circe’s lost love. I always figured that was whom she was referring to with that line and you even included Scylla as well, great job!👍🏻
Yes! Thank you! Happy you noticed the Glaucus reference! 😁😁😁
@@ns2dstudios he’s the only green myth figure who Circe was said to truly love and not just keep as a lover like Odysseus
@@FenDweller13 that's not true at ALL. The only account of Circe loving Glaucus came from roman writers like Ovid, in Greek Mythology these 2 never interacted and Scylla was described as a monster since birth
WHO WHERE WHAT WHEN AND WHY IS GLAUCUS
@@mattthewmontoya2757 Glaucus was a mortal fisherman who ate a special herb and become a half fish sea god. He later fell in love with a beautiful nymph named Scylla who rejected him because of his fishy appearance. He shared his woes with Circe who in turn fell in love with him but when he turned down her advances she poisoned Scylla’s bathing pool turning her into a multi headed monster
It is GORGEOUS.
And the fact you mentioned Circe-Scylla common lore is even more capturing. I love this attention to details and to the background.
Thank you so much! When Circe mentioned a past love, I knew it had to be related to Glaucus and Scylla so I added it there.
THE SHEEP! WHY DID YOU BREAK THE FOURTH WALL WITH THE SHEEP?! IT WAS STARING INTO MY SOUL! 😂😂😂 but in all seriousness, this is amazing! I love it!
i dont understand the reference with the sheep ? can you explain ?
@@Gab-ptpat the very end of the song there is just a sheep and his stare is intense
See the video description for explanation about the sheep 👉👈😜
Thank you! I had to do a bit of a foreshadowing for the next animatic. That sheep ain't making it out alive I'm afraid.
@@ns2dstudiosthat’s actually a really nice detail
a swan with a baby and another swan moving towards them... I think I see parallels everywhere
Geese
Geese
I loved your Circe seduction! Another animatic I saw did a sorta power struggle but this was amazing! I love how he turned away then she restores to physical touch to spell him
Thank you so much! I tried my best to make the choreography very seductive to the point that Ody almost fell for it.
3:24 WOW! Adding Glaucus and Scylla is a genius touch. I mean, whenever she refers to the love she lost, it would, in my opinion, be either Glaucus or the other one she turned into a woodpecker.
Me: huh, Odysseus is legitimately tempted in this version. that's a cool take, that he genuinely finds Circe attractive and is actively resisting the temptation because he doesnt want to betray his wife. it's arguably more romantic and shows real restraint-
Odysseus at 1:57: *is in tears *
Me: oH OKAY ALRIGHT THAT'S. THAT'S NOT GONNA HAUNT ME
Eury: You didn't tap that... At all?
Ody: …Would you stop it with that! No! Even if that happened it wouldn’t be me in my control. She’s a witch, she can hypnotize people!
Wow!! That would have been funny if that was the conversation between Eury and Ody after they were released
@@AbbyLilly-lq1rx yeah I do have to say after listening to this and watching the animatics I love how he's depicted in this and I know this is a modern retelling, but it's refreshing seeing him remain faithful to his wife for that long.
@@OwlQueen375 thank you!! I mean it's hard even today to remain loyal to a partner so the fact that Ody could is something we should take to heart
@@OwlQueen375 thanks!!! I mean we should take a page out of Ody's book and be loyal to our partners even when it is really hard to do so
Poseidon: I'm gonna tap that!
Really, Circe had a son with Poseidon named Phaunos
AHH I LOVE THE PART WHERE THEYRE SWAYING TO THE RYTHM GRRR ITS SO AWESOME
The sheep at the end like: I have a bad feeling about this... 🩸🪓
That sheep ain't making it past the Underworld animatic 💀
Nah bro he’s got a “baaaaaaaaad” feeling about it fr (My humor is terrible)
@@DinoGeekLOL Lol that is sooo true that sheep is as good as gone once they get to the Underworld. Baaaad time for poor mutton chops!
“I have been in love once before”
Oh yeah you ate that 😊that drawing
Thank you 🥰🥰🥰
THE WAY YOU KNEW ABOUT WHAT'S GOING ON BETWEEN CIRCE AND SCYLLA IS AMAZING (proud greek)
1:56
Pff- i love this scene, he looks so pathetic like if you breathed on him he would cry- i love this sad boy this poor little wet cat of a man has my heart
“poor little wet cat of a man” I love that 😂
Alright! This is one of the best animatics for “there are other ways” that I’ve seen. Cerci’s seduction, Odysseys’ longing, it’s all so perfectly done!
You're too kind, thank you so much!
I love how angry the pigs look at the end. They're like "How dare YOU talk to us about kindness 😡"
OMG! The tears in his eyes when he talked about Penelope, I could feel his pain! This animatic was so great, thank you so much for your work! 😢❤❤
YESSSS so happy you noticed that Ody was teary eyed when he talked about Penelope! 🥰🥰🥰
Circe: Ima bring u to the underworld
Odysseus: 😱
It's such a pretty animatic! Circe had Ody shook the entire second half 😂
Thank you Cyber! Heheh Ody be shooketh
I’ve been waiting for months on this, this is by far the best animatic of “There are other ways”
Thank you so much for all your support Amyray! I really appreciate it!
"I have been in love once before"
Oh, Glaucus and Circe!
SCYLLA! BY THE GODS, YES!
3:55: Peep peep! I'm a sheep!
Your Circe design seems like she’s the oldest (oldest as in she’s the oldest physically) of the three ones that I’ve really seen. Gigi’s feels like she’s in her early twenties, Anni’s I’m her thirties, and yours is in her forties
I'm not sure how to feel about that..
@@ns2dstudios don’t think about it too much. In the end It’s just natural animator design differences. /lh
@@ns2dstudios I guess I’m sorry?
I don’t think it’s age it’s Sophistication
I fell in love with this Cerci.
going by the description, ody is really on a roll for killing sheep. if i had a nickel for every time...
rip polyphemus's sheepie
@@bluellama2348 real :(
Ody killing sheep never leads to anything good
I love your ody bless to Circe knowing shes a goddess and that he had to pay respects
Thank you! I did a lot of research in regards to how ancient Greeks begged for forgiveness and I considered having Ody hold Circe's dress at one point while kneeling and being submissive but thought against it.
TwElVe LoNg YeArS
tWElVe LonG yEArS
TwElVe LoNg YeArS
I mean, the seas between troy and a random island in the agean sea is farther than we first assumed. Maybe he crossed the entire meditterranean sea.
@@ChupacabraRex The journey in the Odyssey took 10 years. The creator of Epic has made a TikTok making fun of himself writing 12 instead of 10.
@@Seaweedscout No, the Trojan War lasted ten years and this is at the beginning of his journey home(10 years at war, ten years of travel). This is likely still in the first year since he left so under eleven years.
3:52 sheep: oh I'm screwed aren't i
Oh, man. Glaucus and Scylla with that brief shadow flash actually made my blood run cold. Well done!
Run cold? Why?
@@jessnalulila5552 In one of the more common stories of Scylla's origins, Circe is the one who turned her into a monster in the first place, because she was in love with Glaucus but Glaucus preferred Scylla, who was just a regular old nymph before Circe turned her into a monster.
Aligning that story of horrific violence visited upon a sexual or romantic rival with the otherwise seemingly-touching sentiment of "I have been in love once before" was something I found pretty chilling -- especially given Scylla's really creeptastic depiction later in the story.
the way he dropped his sword just cracked me up
1:43 I like the detail that there’s two ducks or geese for Penelope and Odysseus‘s child. And the one alone is Odysseus
YES! You got it. Those do represent Ody and family. Also, Penelope kept geese as pets :D
@@ns2dstudios ^^ I didn’t know Penelope kept geese as pets!
@@cacavman I didn't either until I researched what kind of animal represents Penelope. Because i wanted Ody to look out the window and see something that represents his wife. And it all worked out! Ody sees the geese and is even more reminded of Penelope
@@ns2dstudios The more you know! ✨PENELOPE ✨
The sheep’s got a baaaaaaaaaaaaad feeling about this
OH MY GOD YOU MENTIONED GLAUCUS AND SCYLLA
YES! Thanks for noticing!!!
I love how Circe and Odysseus interact. And the reference to Glaucus and Scylla was cool. Great job!
TAMATTUTA!!! OMG thank you!!! You're too kind! I have to say I ADMIRE YOUR ANIMATION SO MUCH!
YAAAAAAAAASSSS!
I've been waiting for this Animatic!
Thank you SO MUCH for making this!
You're welcome! Thank you for watching!
YESSS, I absolutely adore this it's not every day that you get a full There are Other ways of perssusasion. It's quality is top-notch, it's ridiculously animated as usual, the designs are amazing, (even if I feel the Pigs are staring into my soul) and I just love it.I feel like both the designs and the choreography is absolutely amazing. I also love his face at 2:52 where he's like "wtf" when she says he'll go to the underworld in a very sus manner.
Thank you! Thank you so much for taking the time to craft your comment and point out details I've added. Makes working on these animatics worthwhile so thank you!
The gods or magic beings in general having gold icur like eyes this are amazing
Penelope is so beautiful❤❤❤❤
Amazing job! I love it❤
Now i see why odysseus misses her so much
This is officially my favorite. The flirting you can actually feel between these two... *chef kiss*
Bro really remembered his wife before he fully fell to her seductiveness
So in Gwendy canon, Circe accidentally created a monster that even Poseidon fears
Y'know what I actually love that
It's actually a part of the story: Glaucus was the Old Man in the Sea who asked Circe to create a love potion to enchant the nymph Scylla...but Circe fell in love with Glaucus and cursed Scylla instead.
@@elizawulf8180 That's one interpretation of the origin of Scylla, but others have had Scylla be a monster since her birth. Granted, this is the take that Jorge is going with (he points out Circe's motif showing up in moments related to Scylla, after all) but as with all the Greek myths, they get muddled and murky at times.
@@elizawulf8180 the old man of the sea was Nereus
Love how your Circe is just actively LISTENING. This is so sexy and great! Fantastic job!
Loved this animatic! Holy GOD your Circe is gorgeous
🥰🥰🥰 awww thank you!!!
Absolute ART!! My goodness. All the little references to the oddessy are absolutely scrumptious
Thank you! I tried to add as much Odyssey influences as I can plus a few symbolisms here and there.
@@ns2dstudios it’s AMAZING!! I watch ALL of your animatics and I watch it every time you post one because of this attention to detail 😊😊
Omg it really brings me tears of joy to see how much you have grown in your animations! I started watching your reylo videos and now all the epic, I have become a big fun of this musical! Keep your awesome work 👏🩷✨️
Aaaah thank you so much! I'm always happy to see people from a previous fandom still continue to support what I do. Happy you're onboard with EPIC as well!!!
@ns2dstudios You are one of my favorite animation channels that have inspired me ! I hope your work gets more recognition ✨️
So cool to see this full thing now!
Happy you think so! Thanks for watching!
"Leads to kinder souls down the road." Reminds me of Ody's son for some reason.
ATE GWENDY BACK AT IT AGAIN WITH A NEW ANIMATIC
Heheheh luma na, just finally able to complete it after 84 years LOL
Absolutely amazing!!! So happy to see it all put together. So glad you got so much attention on it, so well deserved.
Thanks so much!! I tried to do the best job I can. Thank you so much for watching!
Bro got grind on 😭
This was great! I love your art style and designs for these characters. Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much! I appreciate it!
YESS I LOVE YOUR STYLE SO MUCH 🫶🫶🫶
Thank you so much :D
I just realize that one reason he was struggling with her seduction is because the moly wore off, since he technically defeated her, so she could of been using her charm on him lol
This was so good! I'm glad you finished the song, it's so worth the wait!
Thank you so much and thank you for waiting for it to be finished 🥰
Oh so darn GOOD!!!!!!! I can't get enough of your artwork. SO AMAZING!!!!!!!
Thank you so much 😀 More to come soon!
I love that he was able to resist the seduction until he finally got a hug. Like thats when he gave it (before remembering Penelope)
YEAAAAAAAH GWENDYYYYY!!!!!
Thank you thearteest!!!! 🥰🥰🥰
Nice nod to the story of Circe transforming Scylla cuz her crush was in love with her!😅❤
P.S. Lamb at the end before getting sacrificed: "Hehe, I'm in danger."😑
That was, once again, a masterpiece
YEAH! FINALLY! GREAT JOB!
Thank you Sar! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
THE POOR SHEEP AHHHH
GWENDY THE POOR LAMB IS DEAD NOOO
Also the reference with her love( Poor Scylla )..
That lamb ain't making it past the Underworld hahaha huhuhu
@@ns2dstudios HOW DARE YOU THE LAMB WHYYY
Finalleeeeee :D I've been so hype for this. Thanks!
And thank you for watching and for continuing to support 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
@@ns2dstudios of course :)
I wanted so much to actually see the full animatic! Great job!
Thanks dolores! Thanks for waiting for it to be finished 🥰🥰🥰
I love this animatic so much
I loooooooooooove this!!! Cannot wait for your thunder saga animatics!
Hope you saw the first one I did (part of it at least) ^_^
Fantastic job! I love how you incorporate the myth into your animatic - very clever! 💖
i love how circe is about to stab him.
i thought the sheep was another victim looking at the camera at the office like, "can you believe this shit they get to go free but not me". that and its upcoming sacrifice like. was that a dude,
I really liked the video, but I have a question... Who or what does the sheep at the end represent?
It's a tie in to the next animatic I'm making, which is Underworld. According to the myths, Circe instructed Odysseus to do some ritual to get to the Underworld, including TRIGGER WARNING - animal sacrifice, specifically a lamb.
@@ns2dstudios I thought it was Elpenor
I love Odysseus moving like a Belmont
This is so awesome!!!
Thank you so much!!!
In the myth he actually does sleep with her and he has three children by her and she allows his men to stay on the island for a short while before he has to leave and she gives him a tip on how to find his way back home by going to the underworld and then warning him about the sirens
I VOLUNTEER CIRCE I VOLUNTEER 🙋♀🙋♀🙋♀
💀💀💀
Taking a spicer, similar route to Gigi's animatic, cool
"I'll release your men and I'll get you to the underworld instead." Ody: 😐... wait what?!
Absolutely amazing 👏
Thank you so much!
The epic the musical saga about circe is the only reason i decided to read a book i got for Christmas, it's supposed to basically be her diary, i love how you included the man she turned into a god though, probably who she was referring to, could also be hermes though from what ive read
I interpreted it as the fishman Glaucus :)
She didn't turned that guy into a god.
Y’all I think I’m obsessed what have I discovered??? Plz!!!Someone enlighten me on this masterpiece! ✨✨✨
Gwendy or Epic the Musicl?
So amazing Gwendy
Thank you so much 🥰
@@ns2dstudios no problem 👍
This Animatic is amazing!!!
Thank you so much!!!
I love this so much!
Thank you so much!
Love the animation and the reference but I think my favorite choice is your characters moving like an old Snes game characters would. Great work 10/10
SNES reference! I just got punched by Nostalgia hahahaha thank you!
Amazing how you eluded to Scylla in this animatic
3:26 love the Scylla hint
Funny how he leads them like lambs later down the road. Irony at its best.
The lamb appears in my still WIP Underworld animatic
That sheep.... Its scary.... Its staring into my soul...
Also nice edit!!
Thank you! The sheep makes a final appearance in my animatic for the Underworld, which is currently a WIP
Ok cool!!!
Gwendy, can you try combining both of your animatics of "Done For" and "There Are Other Ways"?
I'm planning to some time in the very near future :)
@@ns2dstudios REEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So awesome to see the final half complete. All beautifully done. And teasing the image of the prophet. So cool. Though I'm almost scared by the angry sheep. Is there a story there?
Yes, I updated the video description to include an explanation about the lamb/sheep 🐑 🩸🔪
This was sooooooo gooooooood!!! Fantastic work!
Thank you so much 😊
Yay! I’ve been waiting for this since the first half was released, you did amazing! Am I missing something with the sheep tho?
thank you so much! Explanation for the sheep is in the video description 😁🐑🩸
@@ns2dstudios ohhh okay, rip him
Hermes's onion approves!
This poor man
What like 1200000 women are after him
He did stay loyal to his wife so we gotta give him that
The old man of the sea Nereus in an epic animatic?
oh yeah :D
That wasn’t Nereus that was Glaucus, the half fish god of fishermen.
My fanfic brain picturing mother Gothel and Lauriam (Marluxia) doing this, except he sucumbs, be like...
I want to picture Naminé (remember the dark stage she went through) too, but I don't know who her resisting victim should be. I can't decide between Sora, Xion, Riku or Roxas.