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RATE AND COMMENT! Well, here is my 51st. This is a final conclusion to my FLCL AMV Series "The King's Legacy". This AMV is about addictions. The audio for the AMV is from the artist Hard Target; it is called "Same Light". The image I wanted to portray is that everyone has their addictions. For Naota, his repetitive lifecycle made him depend on any outside force to take him out of it. He first looked to Mamimi. then Haruko came along. He took more of a liking to her. He probably had the same feeling about her, as a child to her parent. Although Naota did kiss Haruko several times. There is also Eri Ninamori, who had a same addictions. But she was able to break the cycle and make a promising direction for her life. What I am mostly saying is we have all kinds of addictions: love, drugs, weapons, etc. What I am saying is that, if we do break our "bad" addictions, we can set a more proper direction for our lives. Some might ask "What if...", I say "What now...". We choose our fates, we choose lives, and mostly, we choose who we are. In the end, hope who you see the message I am trying to give you. I am back to my FMA AMV Series. See you then.  less

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RATE AND COMMENT! MY 50TH AMV...WHOO! Well, I am almost done with my Fooly Cooly Series; I am thinking about making one more. Well, for the AMV, it was an entertaining one to make. I thought the song "Running With The Devil" by Van Halen really got the point I was trying to show the constants of Haruko and Naota's relationship. Although it looks like a love relationship, it really isn't; they do share the pain of loneliness (to some level); and they barely connect on a day-to-day basis. I think any kind of love shown was they were both lonely and they wanted to fill that void with anyone, thusly shown like Naota and Mamimi. Although Naota kept basically saying "screw off" to Mamimi, he kept going back to under the bridge to flirt/make out with her. Loneliness is the only pain everyone can connect with. And I also wanted to do an AMV with a huge classic rock song, and this one really fit the standard. Well, hope you like the AMV.  less

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DISCLAIMER: I do not own or claim ownership over the audio or footage used in this Animation Music Video. This is purely fan-based made video. All rights remain to their respective company owners and   more...distributors.
RATE AND COMMENT! Well, this AMV damn sure took me awhile. To be honest, I had to go through several revisions and concept editing. Here is the overview of the AMV. In the Fooly Cooly series, the city had a feel of bleakness and prosaic eventfulness. So in most terms, Noata's tendency to become attached to people he barely knows was to be expected. To explain, humans are the only species on Earth that are aware of their own limited mortality. We look to others and inanimate objects to prove our existence. The "love" relationship gives humans the strongest proof of their existence. That's why humans spend a good amount of their life trying to find love in ANY form. Finding love is the search of finding one's equal counterpart; basically, ourself. Noata looked for love in Haruko, while all she wanted was the Atomsk "power-connection" within Noata. Throughout the series, Haruko played on his feeling in order to get what she wanted. In all truth, Naota did know that, but still seeked Haruko's attention and dedication. I tried to emphasize each person's perspectives and feelings in this AMV. I choose the title "See Another Smile" as a metaphor. In the line, "smile" means love, whether it be mutual or intimate. The original saying goes "To See Another Sunrise". The original meaning was to see another day after going through a huge hardship. With mine, I wanted to say was there will always be another chance to be loved; hope is always there. Hope everyone likes it!  less

DISCLAIMER: I do not own or claim ownership over the audio or footage used in this Animation Music Video. This is purely fan-based made video. All rights remain to their respective company owners and   more...distributors.
RATE AND COMMENT! Well here is another AMV from my Fooly Cooly Series. This one is bout the city Naota lives in. Even in the beginning, he said "Nothing amazing happens here; everything is ordinary", which I wanted to play on. All the colors give a tone of dark repetitiveness and cyclical comings. The song covering this AMV, 50 Cent's "When It Rains It Poors", gave the exact same beats and lyrics I wanted to convey onto the video. This is another first with me playing with color curves and transitions. I portrayed the continous bleak school life of Naota, the, basically, meaningless relationship Naota had with Mamimi, and how Haruko only paid attention to him in order to obtain the power of Atomsk. In all real terms, Naota was trying to put some purpose into his life's directional path. Hope everyone likes/loves it, THANKS to the viewers!  less

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RATE AND COMMENT! I'M BACK! I've been on so many hiatuses, that I apologize for. This is my new Fooly Cooly Series called " The King's Legacy". To the AMV, it is about Naota's discretion of feelings toward his family and friends. He wanted to show as little emotion, more than likely rooting from past experiences in which he did show it and was severely hurt. But when he got to the bat, he would defend the morals and people he believed to be right. I'M BACK, best believe.  less

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Robert M. Bowman (born 1934) was a former Director of Advanced Space Programs Development for the U.S. Air Force in the Ford and Carter administrations, and a former United States Air Force Lieutenant   more...Colonel with 101 combat missions. He holds a Ph.D. in Aeronautics and Nuclear Engineering from the California Institute of Technology.  less

Robert M. Bowman (born 1934) was a former Director of Advanced Space Programs Development for the U.S. Air Force in the Ford and Carter administrations, and a former United States Air Force Lieutenant   more...Colonel with 101 combat missions. He holds a Ph.D. in Aeronautics and Nuclear Engineering from the California Institute of Technology.  less

Robert M. Bowman (born 1934) was a former Director of Advanced Space Programs Development for the U.S. Air Force in the Ford and Carter administrations, and a former United States Air Force Lieutenant   more...Colonel with 101 combat missions. He holds a Ph.D. in Aeronautics and Nuclear Engineering from the California Institute of Technology.  less